In-hiding hedgewitch florist by day. Powerful demigoddess by blood. Shapeshifting immortal by accident. After a terrible divorce left her blindsided, all Evie Quinn wants is a relaxing girls' trip to Scotland, not a fight for her life with a Chimera shifter—an ancient, secretive enemy with the power to shapeshift into anything with a pulse. Surviving the attack is a plus, but her goddess mother drops a bomb on Living will change everything. And…it does. Now she's hiding out in a small town running a popular flower shop, doing her best to resist the urge to gnaw on raw meat every chance she gets, and badly pretending she's the same ol' lovable hedgewitch she always was. Except, spoiler - She's not. When a foraging trip reveals a dying shifter in the woods, Evie breaks all the rules to heal him and vanishes before he wakes up. Cue immediate panic when that dangerously attractive shifter walks into her shop a few weeks later, and she finds out he's the Alpha of every single shifter in the state. Eep. Fortunately, he's only looking for a florist, not Evie. Not yet. But divine magic brews in the skies, and the wild gods are on the prowl, searching for the source of a long forgotten ancient magic they sense stirring once again. As Evie's secrets claw their way to the surface, she realizes she may have to team up with the one man who can save her life. If he doesn't destroy it first.

What do you get when you mix one hot shifter, one angry god, and an absolutely zero chance of keeping things low-key? A whole bunch of trouble, that's what. Life was so much simpler when Evie's problems consisted of picking the perfect peony. Now she's got the gods on her tail and shifters trying to sniff out her secrets. Then there's the smoking hot Shifter Lord who has never once thrown a party, hiring her for all kinds of pack events and doing his best to convince her to trust him. But he has an agenda of his own, and Evie is far too smart to let her guard down. On top of that, there's a new god in town, one who's way too good at identifying bloodlines and scenting out lies. She'll have to dig deep and muster up some of her rusty acting skills to escape his notice, while trying to keep her identity hidden from the rest of the world so intent on finding her. And if that wasn't enough, someone is trying to kill her, and they're getting close to succeeding. Surviving will require placing her trust in the unlikeliest of allies and deciding just how long she can keep pretending she's only a demure little florist who has an unfortunate black thumb for drama. Evie is still a florist. Still a fraud. And still trying to pretend she's not falling in love.

Snark. Sass. Sabotage. Evie Quinn is tired. Of magical politics. Of cursed bouquets. Of hot Shifter Lords who kiss her like a promise and then send her potential love interest to another state. All she wants is to run her flower shop in peace, maybe master the whole “accidentally-a-Chimera” thing, and avoid becoming a pawn in the games of gods and Lords. But when has Evie ever gotten what she wanted? When Finn arrives with a warning about a new threat, and her mother starts sniffing around for a lost possession she thinks Evie has stolen from her, the Floromancer feels the walls closing in on her. Add in some unfortunate magical misfires, Caelan's insistence on a quickie wedding she never agreed to, and the presence of a god too close to figuring out exactly what she is, and Evie has her hands full with no solutions in sight. When secrets unravel and ancient enemies rise, Evie will have to play nice to survive ... or become the storm they never saw coming.

Everything's a mess. The gods won't stay out of her business. And Evie? All she wants is a little peace or drowning by bottomless margaritas. Evie should be basking in the afterglow after her romp with the Shifter Lord. Instead, she's dodging his increasingly aggressive courtship rituals like a runaway bride carrying dynamite. Not because she doesn't care about him, but because she's keeping big secrets. Cernunnos has decided to retire. On the surface, totally fine. Except … Daddy Dearest wants to hand Evie the keys to the fae kingdom, and he's been dropping in with divine homework and cryptic warnings about the future. As if that wasn't bad enough, Caelan is hinting at forever, the Council is sniffing around, searching for answers about Donovan's untimely demise, and Cliona keeps dropping by, hinting she wants a mother-daughter relationship, while conveniently forgetting she tried to kill Evie a few months ago. The cherry on top? After a split-second decision to swallow the World Tree seed to keep it out Chimera hands, Evie is now a bridge to other worlds—a power she has no idea how to use, but one that everyone covets, leaving her to ask the most important question of all… Who can she trust? And who wants to take her out for good?

Evie Quinn is a survivor, but she's tired of being a pawn in everyone else's game. She never asked to be the heir to the fae throne, a walking, otherworldly bridge for the gods, or the hottest bachelorette in the supernatural realms. But here she is—dodging dozens of random marriage proposals and doing her best to keep Caelan from committing paranormal genocide. Everyone wants a piece of Evie these days. The Council's patience has worn off, and they're ready to marry her off to the highest bidder. The gods want to use her for their own gain, and Caelan is growing ever frustrated with her attempts to keep things between them paused. But Evie still isn't ready to be a queen or a bride or a bridge, or anything forcing her to give up her autonomy. But time has run out, and with Evie's inner monster dangerously unstable, her only hope might be to do the one thing no one expects—finally taking control of her world-shaking power, her fate, and most important of all, her heart.

Evie finally said yes. That's when the universe decided to laugh in her face. After finally accepting Caelan's proposal, Evie was ready to put down true roots and start a life with the Shifter Lord. But nothing in Evie's life stays peaceful for too long. When a beautiful and seductive female shifter from her fiancé's past slinks into town, she comes bearing grim tidings, splintering Evie's happily ever after at the seams. Furious and heartbroken, Evie throws herself into training with her father to finally claim the fae crown and forget the shifter who shattered her heart. Meanwhile, Moira's chaotic new powers are becoming a real problem. Between magical flare-ups in the shop and the accidental summoning of interdimensional beings, Evie has her hands full dealing with everything being dropped into her lap. Then her banshee disappears, and her mother shows up to declare open war, claiming Evie does not belong to the fae, the shifters, or the Chimeras. She belongs to her. Once the ancient gods smell blood in the water, they come sniffing around seeking to ally with Evie during her darkest moments, but things are about to get so much worse. After all this time, Evie's darkest secret explodes into the light, and the fallout might destroy everything she's fought so hard to protect.

When Mother Earth comes calling, you'd better answer the door… Evie has asked for sanctuary with Rowan, and he's accepted, allowing her into his territory to lick her wounds and heal. Things are good for a while, until strange occurrences start happening when Rowan and Evie are together. With similar magic, Evie feels like she's found a kindred soul in the Shifter Lord, but other forces are about to shatter her rest and respite time and plunge them both into a type of danger they've never experienced before. Someone is poisoning Rowan's land and attempting to wrest his territory away from him. This time, the Lord isn't powerful enough to win. But the enemy never counted on the fae heir and Floromancer's visit, and one thing Evie is very good at is fighting for her friends. Complications arise when Caelan figures out where she is and attempts to bring her home. But Evie never abandons a friend, and certainly not for a man who wouldn't fight for her when she needed him to. Between fighting Caelan and fighting for Rowan, Evie is mentally and physically exhausted, something the enemy jumps on. When the chips are down and the future looks grim, Evie will have to muster all her strength and power to fight back for Rowan, for herself, and to save Mother Earth from total annihilation. Even if she loses herself in the process.

When you strike a deal with the fae, make sure you read all the fine print… After nearly draining herself to save Rowan, Evie has called off all training to get some much-needed rest. Once again, the universe has a field day with her plans. Evie thought she was the last living female Chimera. She's wrong. When a baby is dropped off at the shop, Evie has no idea how to react. As she searches for the parents, it quickly becomes evident the child is no human or fae. She's full-blooded Chimera, meaning there are at least two others out there like her. But why would they give her their baby? And why is Evie thinking about keeping her? Talk about throwing a wrench into her already complicated life. As Evie and her friends search to uncover the mystery surrounding the child, other forces swirl around them, attempting to unbalance Evie and derail everything she's worked so hard for. Once again, everything is changing, but Evie finally knows who and what she wants. It's time for a fae bargain, one Evie hopes will finally bring her into her destiny. Will it be a happy ever after, or is this just the start of Evie's final downfall?