Far From Center

To settle her debt with the tax demons, Eden promised them ten jobs, but she didn’t think the demons would cash in on her vow so quickly.

When she discovers her target is a man she once knew and loved—one who vanished from her and her family’s lives the day he turned eighteen—Eden is torn between her promise to the tax demons and old loyalties.

Drew wants her to join him and work to return LA to the humans, but he doesn’t know the real Eden—the one who most definitely isn’t human. Would he change his mind if he knew the truth? And is LA better off swapping one master for another?

Eden faces two options: Return to her human life and leave Bishop and her shifter friends behind, or cross the line to find a place among the “others” and risk losing human friends and family.

As tensions rise between humans and supernatural beings Eden is caught in the crossfire of loyalty and betrayal with the winner taking all—including LA.

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Beware the devils who promise miracles.

When an old flame asks Eden to help find his younger brother, she initially refuses. Searching for Anton will put her smack in the middle of the Disciples—as well as on the radar of the demon who might own her soul. But a sense of obligation (plus the promised payout), overrides her instincts for self-preservation, and Eden takes the job.

In the depths of a human underworld, Eden finds Anton and a whole lot more. Here the lawlessness of New Hell reigns. Organizers of cage fighting matches profit off human desperation, and a drug called Aries promises heaven but delivers hell.

With the future of humanity at stake, Eden will need to face the dark origins of her magic, to embrace both who she was and what she’s becoming—all to save those who may not even be worth saving.

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