Shop keeper by day, badass demon fighter by night. Grace's life isn't really that complex until the day Kurt sweeps into her supernatural store. Handsome, talented, and with an ego the size of China, he's a handful, but no more than she can handle. He just needs an attitude 'adjustment'. Chicago, on the other hand, has more trouble than either of them can deal with, and if they don't get to the bottom of this sudden influx of demons, the whole city will be at risk. Kurt is the best and brightest of The Brotherhood's elite corps and Grace packs a punch that nobody expected, but even combined will they be enough to save the city? A slow-build-RH adventure! For readers who are 18+.

The crisis in Chicago is over. Tomorrow they travel to New York where the head office of The Brotherhood is located for the US. It's just a three day trip, but the team want to thank Grace for her help. What better way, than to give her first experience of Christmas as a surprise? Mamma makes a delicious meal, Father Mack brings some enchanted Elven wine and Kurt and Levi are happy to distract Grace while all the preparations are going on. What could possibly go wrong? This book is a segue between "Kurt's Honour" and "Levi's Fury" and while it's enjoyable on its own, it's so much better as part of the entire "The Brotherhood" experience. Please note that this book contains situations that may cause distress for some readers. Due to that and the sexual content, it is not intended for readers under the age of 18 years.

Levi was a New Yorker, through and through, so when an influx of demons threatens his city, he's royally pi$$ed off! To make matters worse, Kurt has returned. Flushed with his succesful mission in Chicago and with the enticing "Little Witch", Grace, on his arm. All he needs now is for the pair of them to take over his case and solve it before he can. If that's not bad enough, he's finding Grace to be quite a distraction. Can she reach him through is walls of fury, or will his anger destroy them all?

Levi and Kurt were supposed to be the top two elite members of The Brotherhood's Elite Forces, but Nick knows that he's better. Those two buffoons weren't even able to solve their cases without the help of some random witch who seems to have taken their leadership by storm. Even Elliott sang her praises. Whatever. Nick doesn't need them. He's playing with the big boys in DC. The demon influx here is just as threatening as in the other cities, but it's also much more subtle. There's bigger game afoot and Nick is going to solve it himself. He doesn't need anybody's help. Not even the pint sized witch who makes his heart stutter. He might not need her help, but he certainly wants her. Now that he's met her, he knows what the fuss is about. He needs her, desires her. She might be fooling around with Kurt and Levi, but once Grace sees Nick's power, she won't be able to resist him. Grace will be his and Nick will prove to them all why he should be number one. This book contains adult concepts and scenes and is not intended for readers under the age of 18 years.

Gage used to think that his "baby face" looks were a curse, until he realised that they allowed him to get away with a lot of things he shouldn't. He's not a great fighter like Kurt, not clever like Nick, and not compelling like Levi. In fact, he's not anything spectacular at all, and their “Little Witch” seems to agree. Who the hell does she think she is? Walking in on his case, turning his world upside down and taking over everything. The recruits, their training, the apartment. She seems to think she’s some sort of queen, but Gage knows better. She’s just a slut who’s slept her way into the position. He should know, because it takes one to know one, only Gage doesn’t use his sexual prowess to get him things he doesn’t deserve. Much. Not like she is. She’s going to get them killed, and she’s totally on the wrong track for solving this case. Whatever, he doesn’t need her. Gage has his own plans, and she’s not going to screw them up.