Unfinished
Sienna Prescott has always followed the rules, and she’s always had a plan. That doesn’t change when the man she thought would be her fiancé ends things in a crowded restaurant one warm June night, dashing her dreams of marriage and a family of her own. The last thing on her mind is looking for love again, but one simple list changes her life forever. At thirty-six years old, she’s spent too much time living for everyone else, so she makes a list of resolutions and vows to change.
Number three on that list? Date men you wouldn’t normally consider—have fun.
Sienna pushes herself way past her comfort zone when she signs up for the Mate Portal Program. A Xithilene mate was never on her radar before, but when she reads the first message from R’kash of Ith’ss, High Priest of Evathi, Sienna knows she’s in deep. R’kash and his young daughter Veesha worm their way right into her heart from a world away.
R’kash of Ith’ss has dedicated his life to his temple and his gods. When a stranger shows up at his door with a child he claims belongs to the temple, R’kash’s world shifts. The small girl with the black feathered wings and flame red eyes is his, and he’s determined to make Evathi her home, even if he doesn’t know the first thing about being a father.
Little does R’kash know, his priests are making plans of their own. When they announce that a human woman is coming to the temple to be his mate, R’kash is shocked to learn that they’ve been writing messages in his name. He plans to tell this Sienna Prescott the truth as soon as she steps onto Xithilene ground, but from the moment they meet, everything changes. R’kash has never met anyone like Sienna. He can’t help but want everything she offers: acceptance, love, passion, and understanding.
Falling in love with Sienna is easy. Finding a way to tell her the truth might be just about impossible.
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