Jacqueline Rohrbach

Arnaka Skytree grew up believing she was chosen to bring new magic to the world. As the heir to the cult of druids responsible for keeping their floating palace habitable for the wealthy aristocracy, she's expected to wield her power as those before her did: by culling the souls of peasant women.But when Arnaka learns more about the source of her magic, and that her best friend's soul will be harvested, she embarks on a journey to end the barbarous practice and to restore a long-forgotten harmonious system of magic practiced by the original druids. Along the way, she discovers she's not the only girl chosen to restore balance to their world--many others have powerful magic inside, and with them, she will tear the floating palace from the sky so everyone can live in the sun--out of the shadow of the eclipse.

The Soulstealers

Grant is looking for love, but there's one big problem-himself. Due to Grant's massive size, not to mention the fact he's also a werewolf, all the eligible bachelors steer clear of him, preferring men who are a little less ginormous and a lot less monstrous. Only Lee, Grant's best friend and vampire extraordinaire, sees him as a gentle giant who longs to give awesome backrubs, cupcakes, and endless affection to his lifelong mate. Lee is tired of the same old song and dance of dating and then breaking up. The only steady presence in his life has been Grant, a tried-and-true friend who always knows what to say and the right spot to scratch. So, when Grant finally breaks up with his flighty boyfriend, Lee sees an opportunity to let his carefully guarded heart out of its box and try for something real and lasting. There's a problem, though: Lee has always forbidden romance between friends, an order he's drilled into Grant's head over and over again. That means Lee might need to throw their friendship to the fire. To find passion, they'll have to become enemies. To find love, they'll have to get lucky.

Come On, Get Lucky

Cheron, former rebel leader and newly crowned king, comes to Wren Gardens on a holy mission to free his goddess from exile and bring peace to his kingdom, but he's distracted by an unholy and very beautiful concubine, Ekos. Ekos may be more than a simple love slave, though. The King of Wren Gardens seems afraid of the strange and often blasphemous concubine and swears the man is cursed. Cheron agrees, especially when Ekos mocks and taunts Cheron's sense of honor. But the urge to distance himself from Ekos can't compete with the desire to remain close. Nor is it as strong as the urges in his body--urges he hasn't felt in years. As Cheron tries to refocus on his mission, Ekos throws him off again--this time by offering to help him in his holy quest. Cheron knows he shouldn't trust a man who's in the employ of a rival king, particularly not one who seems to know all Cheron's deepest secrets. But he can't ignore the signs from the goddess telling him to entwine his fate with this tricky, captivating man. He prays the signs aren't simply wishful thinking, manifestations of his very unholy desires. Time is running out, and Cheron is falling deeper for Ekos--and deeper into danger of another betrayal. One that could cost him his life.

The Dragon's Rebel

Parallel Larry

According to pretty much everyone, Lavario sucks at being a werewolf. He'd rather go shopping than run around in the forest eating campers. Besides, he loves people. That's exactly what got him exiled from the Isangelous pack and will most likely get him killed. Now dwelling amongst the Varcolac, a wolf pack that detests humans almost as much as he loves them, Lavario lives at the mercy of his daughter Kijo, who has continually refused to challenge him despite mounting pressure. Together, they have enough power to stop the scheming Mazgan from seizing control of the bloodservant trade and killing off humanity. But Kijo's association with her father has eroded the good will of her packmates. They have begun to see his faults in her as well. They believe she, like her father, wants to coddle humanity rather than conquer them. Mazgan seizes on this opportunity and plans one last embarrassment for Lavario: the abduction of his bloodservant Tovin. This will prove, once and for all, that Lavario thinks far too highly of his pets. An explosive confrontation between Mazgan, Lavario, and Kijo looms. The outcome will decide the fate of humanity and the future of the Varcolac and Isangelous.

Jacqueline Rohrbach

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