Curse of Ancients
She’s a Gargoyle genius and a computer specialist. Do not call her a hacker.
Carleigh Stone spends her days and some nights as a keyboard warrior keeping her Clan safe. She uses her knowledge of coding to ensure her family has every advantage when taking out the bad guys while also finding their mates and living their best lives. She and her two partners at H3, their cyber security company, assist their cousins at Steele Securities. When the security company’s newest client comes under fire, every bit of knowledge she has isn’t enough to ensure his safety.
He’s a white tiger shifter and a chosen guardian. Do not call him a savior.
Bayu Tan comes from a long line of beings who’ve been blessed by the spirit god Baekyo. It is their sacred duty to balance the scales of good versus evil. When a group of dark mages attack Bayu’s family, he turns to Steele Securities to watch over him. With the company comes a female hacker who claims he’s her fated mate. That would be a blessing if everything else in his life wasn’t in utter chaos.
Carleigh and Bayu navigate their new life together while fighting a different kind of cult. One with the type of magic neither has encountered before. It will take the help of Carleigh’s Clan, shifter and fae alike, to overcome this evil before the cult can eliminate Bayu.
The year is 2076, and it’s the next generation’s turn to fight the evil in the world. Curse of Ancients is the 6th book in the Rebel Moon Shifters series. While it can be read as a stand-alone, most readers find it more enjoyable if the series is read in order as there will be spoilers.
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