Atlas I’ve watched her from the day she saved us. From the shadows. From the cameras. Then from inches away in bed. But when I find her seconds from losing her life, it isn’t her I zeroed in on, it was him. And he has to die. No one is taking this girl from me. Not when she’s finally mine. KimShe is everything to me. My savior, my heart, my very reason to breathe. Yet, when I’m rendered helpless, something inside me cracks. Changes me so irrefutably, I will never be the same. I will save her, no matter what I have to do, even if it kills me. Joaquin How could I have let myself be so stupid? Betrayal clouded my judgment, then fear kept me at arm’s length. Only to realize that she is the most important person in my life. I’ll never forgive myself if something happens to her before I can tell her how much she means to me. I just hope I get the chance to tell her. Lake Not again. Too many times, I’ve watched my friends suffer. I’m the one who needs the pain, yet I could never save them. I would not survive watching her fall to the same fate. Our enemies must pay, and it’s my job to make sure even the devil himself will fear us.

She’s dirty now. Just like us. In just the span of a few months, I’ve seen the power their enemies hold, that every puppet has its strings, and so many people want a piece of the boys. It’s the worst time to be reunited, but it’s taught me that this connection we feel, it’s not enough. I’m done fighting against them and I want it all. Except, they don’t know the real me, only the person they’ve built up in their heads. And I don’t really know them–just the dark, obsessive men they’ve shown me since they brought me back into their lives. Yet, there’s an undeniable pull between us that I can’t ignore, and I’m finally getting a real taste of who the boys are. Until it all falls apart. Now history is repeating itself in the worst way and I’m dying inside trying to get them back. I’ll do what I couldn’t do before. I’ll be whatever I need to be–work with the devil if I have to. If there’s one thing I know how to do, it’s save my boys. But what happens when they decide they don’t want me anymore?

Catching the bewitching beauty was easy. Keeping her? That’ll be more challenging…Being kidnapped by aliens was bad enough. But participating in a contest where she’s chased down (quite literally) and forced to marry the demon who caught her? That was a nightmare. Or so Aurora thought. But when the giant, horned warrior who catches her turns out to be unexpectedly sweet, she’s forced to rethink everything…Rhaego hadn’t intended to catch Aurora. He was supposed to win a different abducted human on behalf of her fated mate. But one look at her stole his breath along with all his best intentions. He’s never wanted anyone the way he wants her. Still…how could he expect a divine female like Aurora to stay with a blight like him once his mission is complete?Gathering the abducted humans and smuggling them out of his homecity, Tuva, will be no easy feat. When it’s all said and done, can Rhaego and Aurora turn their marriage of convenience into a happily ever after?

From the American Book Award­–winning author comes a multi-generational epic spanning 1960s Mexico City to contemporary Los Angeles, following a family of Luchadores as they contend with forbidden love and family secrets. Ernesto and Elena Vega arrive in Mexico City where Ernesto works on a construction site until he is discovered by a local lucha libre trainer. At a time when luchadores—Mexican wrestlers donning flamboyant masks and capes—were treated as daredevils or rockstars, Ernesto finds fame as El Rey Coyote, rapidly gaining name recognition across Mexico. Years later, in East Los Angeles Freddy Vega is struggling to save his father’s gym while Freddy’s own son Julian is searching for professional and romantic fulfillment as a Mexican American gay man refusing to be defined by stereotypes. The once larger-than-life Ernesto Vega is now dying, leading Freddy and Julian to find their own passions and discover what really happened back in Mexico. Told from alternating perspectives, Ernesto takes you from the ranches of Michoacán to the makeshift colonias and crowded sports arenas of Mexico City. Freddy describes life in the suburban streets of 1980s Los Angeles and the community their family built as Julian descends deep into the culture of hook-up apps, lucha burlesque shows, and the dark underbelly of West Hollywood, The Sons of El Rey is an intimate portrait of a family wading against time and legacy, yet always choosing the fight.