Since the dawn of time, the Kriila have lived among humans. Winged, mysterious, beautiful, and privileged. As their leader, Kiran has seen just how big the divide between the two species is. And he wants nothing more than to bring harmony and equality between them. He didn’t plan for his human mate to be the catalyst that shakes up their world when he chose him. But will that be the change they need? Or will it cost Kiran everything he’s worked for? Jude has lived his entire life watching adoration being heaped upon the Kriila. As a human, he believes they are to be resented, not revered. They fly high above humans and perch in positions of power while everyone else struggles. The Kriila pay little attention to the struggles of humans and Jude has no expectation that will ever change. But then Kiran chooses him as his mate, and everything Jude believes in shifts. Was every opinion he ever had a prejudice? Or is Kiran just using him to push his own agenda?

Arne Miller's security company was his pride and joy. He treated his employees like a family, did his job with dedication, and found the time to have fun while performing the most dangerous of tasks. When Levi literally runs into his arms and looks up at him with fear-filled green eyes, Arne’s entire world flips upside down and finds a new focus. But his mate is hiding a secret that could tear them apart. Can Arne find out what it is before it’s too late? Levi Parker was a prominent member of the Kriila society until one day he mysteriously vanished. Years later he was thrust back into the cruel world he had tried so hard to escape. He didn't expect to be met with a media frenzy, prying eyes, and questions that threatened to uncover more than he was willing to reveal. And he least expected to find his mate in Arne. But can he look toward his future with Arne if his past still haunts him?

Bailey Martinez had two left feet and a bad case of clueless mate syndrome. Nothing a doctor couldn’t fix. Only…the doctor he went to happened to be the clueless mate in question, and Bailey was tripping over himself, literally, trying to get noticed. Sigh. He needed the Doc to write him a prescription of himself. Stat. Heath ‘Doc’ Nelson took pride in having all of the qualities a good doctor needed to have. He was smart, dedicated, kind and observant. Nothing about his patients ever escaped his notice. Until Bailey hurtled into his life and Doc started missing a lot. Like why there was a quartet suddenly singing him love songs outside his office and why there were secret whispers about doves being released on company grounds. Or even more pressing, why were people suddenly a mixture of cryptic and smug while around him. As if they all knew something he didn’t. He just needed for everyone to go back to normal and for Bailey to stay on his own two feet for five seconds. Was that too much to ask?

Fire is a racing prodigy. Well on his way to stand shoulder to shoulder with the best ones in history. His expectations of the new season were to train, race, and win, not to nosedive into the ground and injure his wing. Forced to miss the rest of the season, he’s sent to schmooze with the rich and famous to stay in the limelight and keep the attention on himself. So he schmoozes. And wishes he could be literally anywhere else. Until he walks in. Nose in the air, disdain on his face, and secrets wrapped around him like an expensive suit. Just figures Fire’s mate would be the most pompous little brat ever. On the plus side, riling him up should be fun, right? Rio is a priority. He’s the main character. It’s what he’s used to and he will settle for nothing less than red carpets softening his every step. He lives for the attention and drama, dreaming of a mate who will understand that Rio’s taste is impeccable and he just knows best. Enter his mate. Who disagrees with Rio every step of the way, makes him question everything he thought he knew about himself, but most of all, makes all the skeletons from his past resurface So why doesn’t Rio mind it as much as he probably should?

Working for a racing star isn’t a bad gig. Illegally tattooing wings on his back in order to get the job is where it gets hazy. The possible consequences if Vid is ever found out are not something he likes to dwell on too much. That is until Mateo crashes into his life. Literally. Mateo is a mess. With a capital M. He’s fresh out of a one-sided mating, with a daughter he has to put first and a sense of guilt that’s threatening to swallow him whole. He’s not exactly what anyone would call a catch. No wonder his mate took one look at him and bolted. Fate has decided they belong together. Will their decisions keep them apart?