This book is intended for a mature audience. Recommended Age: 18+ due to sexual content, language, and violence FATE never makes mistakes. The only a difference is being ready for it, or simply believing you have a choice. Maya James has enough of being on the run, and her body is paying the price. Plain and simple she’s tired – very tired. The people she thought were her parents … let’s just say nothing is as it seems. When she literally runs into a mysterious stranger, her world begins to glow. She knows in her heart he’s the one to help her – possibly save her. Retreating to his house hidden in the forest she forms a plan – get in, get some much-needed rest, and then get out. She never intends to feel anything. But after spending weeks by herself, she now resents that her savior … her caretaker makes her feel something other than hate. How do you make choices, choices that not only affect you, but an entire race of people? Fate steps in … and gives you some much-needed direction. Morningstar warrior Jaden loves casual women – especially long-legged, blondes. He doesn’t need to know their names and never needs a repeat performance. When his midnight stranger offers him a roll between the sheets without any commitment, he’s intrigued by what she makes him feel. He doesn’t expect her to stay or suddenly become his responsibility, but now that he actually “feels” something – what’s a vampire to do? Better let fate run its course.

Before every queen there is story to be told... Kaden, a Morningstar warrior and vampire, has kept his heart locked away because he knew one day there'd the that girl for him. When Cia comes around though, he can't help but follow his heart's desire. Ciarda is head over heels in love with a guy she only sees at night, and then not even regularly. After an accident changed her life forever, she is all set on making life the way she always a husband, a house, a secure job. For Kaden though Cia is ready to throw it all away and live in the spur of the moment. What they don't know is that fate has other plans. For one this relationship soon will be a faint memory, while the other has to live with the knowledge of simply not being 'The One'. The Novella should be read AFTER book one, Set In Flames. For mature audiences only due to adult situations and language.