In a flawed dystopian society, it’s humans versus mystics. And the humans are winning. When the Infinity Witch warns Asher to return to his own kind, he doesn’t listen. Asher Xavier, a hybrid vampire, chooses instead to live a lonely neutral life, withdrawn from both mystics and mortals. A life alone is better than a life of imprisonment at the hands of the humans. The solitude doesn’t bother him… Until he meets a fragile human girl who changes everything. Now Asher will risk his safety to protect her, altering the course of his life forever. Get your copy of the Mortals and Mystics short story prequel today!

One beautifully lethal hybrid-vampire. That’s all it took for Fallon’s structured, and mundane life to irreversibly change. Fallon unknowingly helps the hybrid escape imprisonment and is thrown into a new life where she is now the hunted. A hidden world of cryptic creatures and alluring witches is unveiled to her, her mortal eyes seeing the mystics for the first time. What she doesn’t know is the hybrid sought out the one human he can both help and harm. With only a Crimson Sword, a small group of friends, and a few useless mortal weapons, they find themselves closer and closer to death every day. Running from endless enemies—both man, and monster—to a destination unknown, Fallon must decide if she’ll risk her own life to save his...

Fallon survived. But she’s more than just a survivor. Her newfound freedom and her new friends brings her independence and strength like she’s never felt. Only one thing is important now after she’s lost so much. She’ll find the hybrid vampire at any cost. Even if it means, seeking out the last remaining vampire in the darkest parts of the Red Hills …

A war is storming. But worse, vampires are waiting. Waiting for the mortals and the mystics to become too consumed with their own troubles to see what’s right in front of them. Danger. The changes in Fallon’s life pushes her to her limits. Simply living is a struggle. Hunger gnaws at her. Ancient vampires threaten her. Even love is too distant to recognize… But Asher refuses to let her self-destruct. They’ll win. They’ll survive. Or they’ll die trying.