T.B. Wiese

Every day the monsters come through The Divide. For exactly six hours they have free rein before they're pulled back to their realm. For six hours every day, it's hell on earth. So make sure the correct symbols are carved deep into your threshold and every windowsill. Make sure you recharge them with a few drops of your blood at least once a month to keep the monsters out. And whatever you do, don’t go outside past curfew. Mira I know better than to go out so close to curfew, and now I’m going to pay the price. I’m going to die, all because of a stupid glass unicorn. Paine There’s a human outside of their protective barrier. Her fear is delicious. I’ve warned the other monsters - this one is mine to hunt, Mine to devour. MINE!

Every day the monsters come through The Divide. For exactly six hours they have free rein before they're pulled back to their realm. For six hours every day, it's hell on earth. So make sure the correct symbols are carved deep into your threshold and every windowsill. Make sure you recharge them with a few drops of your blood at least once a month to keep the monsters out. And whatever you do, don’t go outside past curfew. Max: I used to hunt the monsters that hunt us … that is until I lost everything. I hate the monsters. I hate the loneliness and heartache I live with every single day. But now there’s a monster made of starlight that is stalking me, watching me every night, protecting me. Why? I don’t need or want its help. And why do I feel so drawn to it? Vex: I’ve never been fond of the dull human realm. I prefer the realm of monsters where there is magic everywhere for the taking … if you’re strong enough. But ever since the night I scented him, I can’t stay away. I’m drawn to the human every night. I watch. I yearn for the impossible. I protect. Because the large male with the piercing blue eyes is mine.

Every day the monsters come through The Divide. For exactly six hours they have free rein before they're pulled back to their realm. For six hours every day, it's hell on earth. So make sure the correct symbols are carved deep into your threshold and every windowsill. Make sure you recharge them with a few drops of your blood at least once a month to keep the monsters out. And whatever you do, don’t go outside past curfew. How did things go so wrong?I just wanted to go to the Halloween party to dance and show off my fairy costume I worked so hard on.But somehow I ended up in the monster realm, prey to a horned creature with claws, four arms, a wicked tail, and flaming eyes.Unfortunately, this isn’t anything like the primal monster romance novels I love to read.Though, the longer he hunts me, the more I think this nightmare might end up becoming my darkest fantasy. The There’s a tempting little human female in my home. My fated mate. But I swore off love long ago. Never again. I’ve learned from my mistakes.I don’t need her and will reject our bond. Fates be damned.At least, that’s the lie I tell myself.Because I’m enjoying this hunt, and her fear calls for me to claim what is mine.I bet she tastes delicious.

Summer: It’s been a long time since I took a vacation, since I took time for myself. It’s nice to exercise on my schedule, to lay in the sun, to read a good book, to drink my favorite margaritas … and not think about … him. I didn’t expect to like this little town so much. And I certainly didn’t expect to tumble head first into a delicious man in a bookstore who turned out to be more than I bargained for. I’m drawn to him. I like him. But can I trust him? Malicious: I am immortal, powerful, and bored. A dangerous combination. But something is going on in this small human town, something that’s breaking through my disinterest. For the first time in a long time, I feel alive, almost excited. What I didn’t expect was to collide with an adorable human with a smile that captures my heart and a soul that calls to mine. My mate. But can I protect her from the being even monsters fear?