Death Card - Book One
Kidnapped by a Fae Hunter.
Azra lived her life as a human, until she hid herself away in a small town. Now she's on the Fae's radar and a hunter is coming.
Greyson's job is simple. Hunt the the things that imprisoned him and bring them back to court. But Azra, she's different and he can't help but feel guilt for the first time in years.
Cassiel is heir to the Light throne. His existence is ordinary, until Azra shows him how extraordinary life can be. The mate bond changes him and all he's ever stood for.
Thrown into the world of the fae and forced to make impossible choices, Azra is given her purpose - protect the weak and destroy the strong. The one's who claim to be messengers of the gods aren't holy and they want Azra for a task she refuses to complete - but she'll play along for now.
Death Tower - Book Two
An undeniable war is coming.
Azra must decide once and for all where she belongs. She's escaped the clutches of the Light Court only to fall into the hands of the Dark. Turns out they want they want the exact same thing from her – the Changer magic.
Lucifer has given her a choice – join her army or everyone she loves will die. But Azra's plan was never to be someones puppet. This is her birthright and it will hold her accountable as the Fate of Faerie rests in her hands.
With the protection of her mates and soul-bonded, she hopes it's enough to overcome the evil that has plagued these lands for far too long.
Death Reigns - Book Three
Azra has finally found clarity.
War is necessary and she fully intends to bring the courts to their knees. Both the Light and Dark must pay for their crimes against the Fae. Their oppressive control, the crushing of her people, has awakened the desire within her to restore Faerie to its former glory.
Surrounded by her four mates and her soul - bonded, Azra must find a way to defeat Michael and Lucifer, before more innocent lives are taken in their quest for power.
One thing is certain, neither will go down without a fight. They seek to destroy not only Azra, but each other, and their division will be their destruction.