Gifted with supernatural powers and a talent for seduction, Kyril, sworn to lead the Pack of St. James and defend the English crown, finds the Pack's ancient clan put in great peril by Vivienne Sheridan, a dangerously beautiful woman who senses his true nature. Original.

Kyril. Marko. Semyon. Brothers like no other, sharing an ancient blood bond and descent from Russian wolves. Sworn to lead the Pack of St. James and defend the English crown, their seductive charm is legendary among the women of London. But no one knows of the supernatural powers that raise them far above the ranks of mortal men. In WANTON, the second book of her compelling trilogy, Noelle Mack presents Marko's story. . . A Dangerous Pleasure In the year 1816, the Pack of St. James meets in secret in their London lair. An unknown assailant has begun to prey upon the women who consort with the men of the Pack—two have already died in mysterious ways and a poisoned communication threatens still more. With Kyril Taruskin and his love Vivienne away in the far north, attending to the clan's business in the Russian port of Archangel, his brother Marko begins to investigate—and finds the trail leads to a scandalous beauty known only as Severin. One of the victims was Severin's half-sister, but that alone is not enough to explain her intimate knowledge of the strange case. Well aware how a clever woman can hide more than she reveals, Marko employs all his powers of sensual persuasion, barely able to resist the allure of her amber eyes and softly seductive voice. He has never been outwitted by a woman. But Severin is different from all the rest—very different—and loving her is a dangerous game indeed. . . Praise for Noelle Mack and her novels. . . "A sexy romp on the wild side. A true page-turner." —"Romantic Times "on "Nights In Black Satin "a Top Pick! 4 1/2-star review "Hot sex. . .sizzling and innovative." —"Romantic Times "on "Juicy, "a Top Pick! 4 1/2-star review "A truly sensual story that will titillate and captivate." —Romantic Times, four-star review of "Three"

In a quiet university town, amid the crumbling ruins of a mansion, ten aspiring writers devise a most unusual experiment. . .an experiment that goes chillingly, horrifyingly wrong. . . It begins when two of the wannabe authors challenge each other to the ultimate test of inspiration. They're Eve and Angela. They're both devastatingly beautiful. . .and devastatingly competitive. Now, a violent storm has plunged the house into darkness. The doors are locked. The phones are dead. And one writer's imagination is about to run wild. . .