Harpy
Enemies by blood and by circumstance…
Isla and Eamon’s paths have been forced to cross again and again. When her best friend was kidnapped, and it was discovered that Isla is part of the demon hunter bloodline, everything changed.
Isla’s idea of who she is, who she could be, was distorted and twisted into something altogether new upon discovering the dark truth of her family.
During her journey through the events in the Birds of Prey Duology, she found pieces of herself that she didn’t know existed.
The violence she extracted against those who would hurt her loved ones made her blood sing, but now she’s forced to face the consequences of that choice.
Eamon had warned them. Several times, he cautioned that he would not hesitate to take action if Isla’s involvement jeopardized her safety and the safety of others.
The magic coursing through her blood is too powerful to fall into the hands of the Sanctus Sculitis.
Everyone may hate him for what he has to do, but if that’s the price he must pay to continue his fight against the cult-like militant organization, then so be it.
How hard could it be to live 15 feet underground and hundreds of miles away from civilization with the most frustrating little mortal he’s ever met?
Harpy is a scorching, captive/captor paranormal dark romance set in the Birds of Prey Universe, featuring two beloved, slightly unhinged side characters from the duology.
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