Nightshade
Altair has been a prisoner for most of his life. First of his creator, the monster who murdered him and made him a creature of the night. Now, and for the last few hundred years, of a coven of witches who keep him in a cell, eating rats and “awakening” their members.
Unexpectedly, one of the witches has a crisis of conscience and sets him free, and he’s not going to waste his chance to slip out into the woods of rural Idaho.
Leo has always been the forgotten brother. He never had the intense pressure to lead that Aleks has, and he wasn’t kidnapped and tortured like his twin, Viktor. He’d be a fool to complain about how easy he’s gotten off in their pack, known for its brutality, but sometimes, he feels like he’s the outsider looking in.
When he’s attacked by a stranger in the woods who’s even more lost than himself, it’s the beginning of a whole new life for both of them. No longer does Altair have to live in fear and Leo question whether he belongs.
But an ancient vampire who never lets go of a grudge is determined to claim what’s his threatens their fragile safety, and it will take all that Leo has to protect his pack.
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