Last Call
In the Arcane world, magic is power, and betrayal is a family tradition.
As an Oracle, Cassandra Alcmene always knew her fate was tied to Pythia Strategies, her family’s cutthroat magical consultancy in Las Vegas. That changed the day her visions betrayed her and her younger sister paid the ultimate price. Fueled by guilt and anger, Cass’s reckless decision to rewrite destiny shredded the final fragile threads tying her to her ruthless family. Now, she’s built a new life in Phoenix, co-running Wonderland, a bar turned sanctuary where she and her found family help Arcane society’s overlooked victims slip through the cracks of the magical elite.
After a vengeful Memori mage targeted his family, Grayson Beck, an Arcane Key, knows what it means to lose everything. Forced into the role of sole guardian of his younger siblings, he carved out his reputation as one of the Arcane world’s most sought-after curse breakers, one dangerous job at a time. He doesn’t do distractions, but a chance encounter with Cass at Wonderland shakes his carefully controlled world.
When Cass’s beloved grandmother dies unexpectedly, she’s pulled back into the life she thought she’d left behind with Grayson riding shotgun. Their return to Vegas takes a deadly turn when her youngest sister collapses at the funeral, revealing a twisted web of conspiracy tying Pythia Strategies to an insidious plot that could shake the foundation of Arcane power.
With trust in short supply, enemies closing in, and time running out, Cass and Grayson must outmaneuver the darkest players in Arcane society while navigating the explosive connection neither of them expected.
Because Fate isn’t finished with them yet.
And the future? It might just kill them.
*A spin-off of the urban fantasy series, Arcane Transporter, LAST CALL is the first novel in the Arcane Wonderland series.
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