Revenge is imperative ... Resisting each other is impossible ... Seven has spent her life inside the gray, windowless walls of Taiga. She’s been taught to hate Purebloods with a fiery passion, but she’s learned to hate her captors all on her own. She dreams of revenge, of painting the walls with their blood. When she finds herself outside unexpectedly, rolled out in a cage like a circus freakshow, things go sideways fast … but the voice in Seven’s head whispers one Mine … A few weeks later, back inside Taiga, the whisper repeats it. And the new hybrid it’s directed at seems very chummy with the head of Operation Stranger … *** Jack wants the monster inside him gone. He never asked for this, he resents what he is becoming. When Agent Baxter offers him a complete some small tasks, and the Operation will suppress Jack’s monster so he can return to his old life, he jumps at the opportunity. But then his monster starts roaring Mine on repeat … and he can’t stop thinking about the tawny-skinned hybrid the monster is obsessing over. Jack knows where that sort of attraction heads when you’re a Stranger—even a half-breed one. And it’s something he wants to avoid at all costs. But when Jack and Seven are forced to face their connection, under the most horrific circumstances, they’re left with only two options. Escape … or revenge … There’s only one way they can have both—but can they work together, without succumbing to the call of their blood?