Rafe
Enter the seductive world of vampires, wolves, shifters, witches, demons, fae, dragons, and dark magick in the next novel in the bestselling IMMORTALS OF NEW ORLEANS series.
He’s a hybrid who shouldn’t exist.
She’s the human who shouldn’t be his.
In the French Quarter, fated magick is a beautiful lie.
The truth? It could cost them everything.
Once brought to the brink of death and reborn through ancient vampire blood and dark magick, Alpha Rafe Beaumont is part wolf, part vampire, a rare hybrid cursed with a bloodlust he never chose. Forged by the power of the most notorious witch in New Orleans, his existence is a living nightmare. But one reckless night, fate puts Skylar Hemlock in his path, and Rafe’s tenuous control begins to shatter.
Skylar doesn’t indulge in the supernatural world, let alone date immortals. But a chance encounter with the seductive Alpha sends her spiraling into a world of immortal power plays and a dangerously addictive attraction she can’t escape. A terrifying brush with the undead leaves her with every reason to fear the monsters lurking in the shadows.
With darkness closing in, Rafe must decide how far he’s willing to go to save the woman he craves. Their attraction is forbidden, and loving Skylar could cost him everything. In a world ruled by blood, magick, and immortal power, desire can be as deadly as evil itself.
RAFE is a scorching, standalone friendly entry in the bestselling IMMORTALS OF NEW ORLEANS series, where vampires, wolves, witches, dragons, and dark magick collide in New Orleans’ most seductive underworld.
Perfect for readers who love:
• Forbidden Soulmates & Fated Mates
• Tortured Alpha Wolves
• Touch-Her-and-Die Protectors
• Scorching Romance & Addictive Tension
• Dark Magick & Ancient Secrets
• Vampires, Alpha Wolves, Shifters, Witches, Demons, Fae & Dragons
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