Kain was content with his life as a hunter, as one of the few people standing in the way of humanity finding out about the supernatural. But when Artemis, his youngest sibling and only sister, makes a run for it in response to an arranged marriage and Gabriel, the Head of the Hellsing Family, refuses to go looking for her Kain is prepared to throw it all away to keep her safe. He’s only the sixth born son after all, what problems could his disownment cause? Vlad has lived longer than anyone has a right to and the last hundred years have gone terribly, beginning with the death of his oldest friend and culminating in a hunter trying to invade his grandson’s estate. The presence of Kain could spell disaster for his court but when he discovers that the Hellsing family had a seventh born son of a seventh born son, pointing out a flaw in his spy network, Vlad decided to keep the man with him. A decision that has absolutely nothing to do with how pretty the young hunter looks with defiancé in his eyes and venom on his tongue, that would be irresponsible after all and Vlad has learned the consequences of being impulsive.

Percy was not dealing with his sibling’s disappearances, Kain was his closest sibling and Artemis was his only sister. Gabriel’s current quest to make everyone in the family miserable and the fact that the twins had moved out wasn’t helping matters any. But when he saves an elven child from a ghoul Percy is faced with an opportunity he never thought possible and a place where he might not have to hide the magic running through his veins. Orin, Lord of the Crimson Stag, wasn’t expecting to stumble across a hunter mage while trying to find his kidnapped son but the unfairly attractive man was the least of his worries. The Fae Wild is restless, shifting to choose a new ruler and with his connection to it everyone knows who the next king is going to be. But when the next attempt on his son’s life happens Orin realizes that his limited allies means he needs to ask for outside help, in the form of one Percival Hellsing.

It’s been a year and a half since the disappearance of Kain and Artemis and Connor is being stretched to his limit. Despite being the Family Head Gabriel has dumped most of the work in his lap and the resulting tension in the manor is making everyone snappish. So when Percy comes to him with the suggestion that Gabriel might not be their Seventh Connor takes one night for himself for the first time in weeks. Malcolm Greymoore, alpha of the local werewolf pack, has issues of his own to deal with and shouldn’t be worrying about the Hellsing Family’s weakness now that they’re down two members. Unfortunately for him there’s a rogue pack in his territory and they’ve just kidnapped and bitten the first born son of the Hellsing Family.

Cameron has a secret, he knows Kain isn’t dead. A secret he has kept because he would have to explain how he knew and it isn’t time for that yet. But the future is always in motion and an attack turns into a blessing when Cameron is thrown into captivity with a creature the hunters had long thought dead. Dust is a secret, locked up in a basement for over half a century while the cult who holds his chains searched for a way to harness his magic. Now they’ve found it, in the form of the most beautiful man Dust has ever seen, a gift dragons dream of from the moment they hatch, Dust’s rider. And if the two of them don’t escape soon then the both of them may lose more than they could have ever hoped to have.