What haunts you more... love... or duty...? Bound by a secret oath to protect the only hope of fulfillment in an ancient prophecy, Lancer Xaren finds no comfort in knowing his own involvement in the sacred writings. When a new commander arrives in LA, Lancer is forced to play the game of the High Council to protect the secret, but will taking lead of the squad assigned to track a roving group of rippers force him to fail in the one task that is most important? Driven insane by the ghosts of his past, Ash Z'Nial has made a life for himself in the corruption of Sin City. But when he is hand chosen to safeguard an ordinary mortal, Ash can only guess at the story behind the undisclosed assignment. However, when a small misjudgment on his watch delivers B'Lana Paris into the arms of death, Ash makes a startling discovery. Will B'Lana Paris be the one to safeguard her people? Or have the rippers already murdered the girl destined to save them all? Learn how it all begins in the fast-paced prequel to J.L Hendricks' stunning YA paranormal romance, The Eclipse Series!

Vampires? Fae warriors? Who knew they were real. Somebody must have and they should have let the rest of us know. While coming out of a movie, I followed a group of super-hot guys and ended up regretting it. I was pulled into the fight and I don’t know how I did it, but I killed a vampire! Now I’m running for my life. I’m not supposed to know about their world, being a lowly human and all, but I also shouldn’t have been able to kill a vampire; a ripper is what they call themselves. Now I have a choice. Well not really. A choice means options and mine are bad or worse. I can die or I can become a hybrid fae. Like I said, not much of a choice, one that sucks actually. If I choose to become a fae, I have to help them fight the rippers who are kidnapping humans to take back to their planet. Oh, did I mention that they’re all from another dimension? They change humans into hybrid rippers and use them on the front lines of the battle between their two races. The fae describe them as suicide bombers. Yep. Those are my choices…