If Were tradition forced you to marry at twenty-five, would you do it? Bailey Nordin is feeling the stress of pack obligations arriving too soon in her life. She prefers working on cars to going on a date. A good fight is just a morning’s workout, and Bailey's sarcastic wit has killed any chance of a love life. Her future isn't looking bright. Roland is on the run from three powerful witches who want him for...what he can provide. Trying to hide from the witches, he ends up in the middle of a town so small, it's hard to find it on a map. She's a Were, He's a wizard. He could be her ticket out of her problems—if she believed in magic. Massive changes are coming down from the heavens, and Bailey Nordin is the Were in the middle. Will she figure out how to break from tradition? Go up and click Buy Now or Read for Free and join Bailey as she learns just how unique she is, and why the gods might want her.

If Were tradition forced you to marry at twenty-five, would you do it? Helping bust up a kidnapping ring should give Bailey some leeway, shouldn’t it? It does, but only a little. There are idiots, and then there are suicidal idiots. For some reason, Bailey seems to attract the latter. Bailey is getting stronger, and her feelings for fake boyfriend Roland are becoming problematic. Some strangers try to help, some strangers attack without provocation. If Weres are looking for a fight, they should remember she never backs down. Never. Having now been introduced to magic, witches, wizards, and shamans, Bailey just wants to go back and hide and work on cars in peace. Unfortunately, the gods have noticed her. Massive change is coming down from the heavens, and Bailey Nordin is the Were in the middle. She needs to own her power, but it isn’t easy. Will she successfully juggle the latest problems while working out how to break with tradition?

How far would you go to believe innocents when it seems all witches are trying to kill you? The worst of the Witches group seem hell bent on capturing or killing Bailey and capturing the guy she is interested in. Very Interested. THE MIB team is trying to calm the situation down, but no one supports them. Well, Bailey is trying, but who is asking her opinion on the matter? Fenris is playing a game. But who is the game going to help if he wins? Unfortunately, when gods get involved it seems humans, weres and witches are merely pawns in the game. Bailey isn't too fond of the game, but for now she needs help. Massive change is coming down from the heavens, and Bailey Nordin is the Were in the middle. Go up and click Buy Now or Read for Free and join Bailey as she learns just how unique she is, and why the gods might want her. "It's like Romeo and Juliet... A Were and a wizard fighting kidnappers, gods, and a mysterious government agency that is trying to hide the paranormal from society. You know what? It's actually nothing like Romeo and Juliet. Except no one wants those two together, especially the witches."

It's on. Everyone has been on Bailey's back as she tries to understand her powers, her attitude, and her future. Now, the gods are getting involved. Not sure where the next attack will come from, Bailey is doing the one thing she can control: practice. But will all of the practice Fenris is pushing be enough for the game she is in? Especially when no one is divulging the rules. The being behind it all who is pulling the strings has one massive misunderstanding. Just because you have a good heart doesn't mean you're weak. _"It's like Romeo and Juliet...a Were and a wizard fighting kidnappers, gods, and a mysterious government agency that is trying to hide the paranormal from society. You know what? It's actually nothing like Romeo and Juliet. Except no one wants those two together, especially the witches."_ Massive change is coming down from the heavens, and Bailey Nordin is the Were in the middle.

You want war? You got it! The Venatori are bringing battles and Bailey has to step up. The question isn't is she willing, but rather can she do what needs to be done? The government group is trying to stay neutral, but will they have a choice? Somewhere in the background, Fenris is moving pieces that affect the future of the world. In the end, they are going to push Bailey's hand. That might be the worst decision made, ever. "It's like Romeo and Juliet...a Were and a wizard fighting kidnappers, gods, and a mysterious government agency that is trying to hide the paranormal from society. You know what? It's actually nothing like Romeo and Juliet. Except no one wants those two together, especially the witches." Massive change is coming down from the heavens, and Bailey Nordin is the Were in the middle.

Battles have been won, but Bailey still has a lot to learn before she takes on the individual behind the Venatori attacks. How do you take on a goddess without being turned into cosmic dust? Very carefully. Bailey and Roland need to get weres and witches to work together against the upcoming onslaught. But time isn’t on their side. Time to divide, conquer, and bring their enemies to their knees. She didn’t start the war, but she is definitely going to finish it. "It's like Romeo and Juliet...a Were and a wizard fighting kidnappers, gods, and a mysterious government agency that is trying to hide the paranormal from society. You know what? It's actually nothing like Romeo and Juliet. Except no one wants those two together, especially the witches." Bailey Nordin is the Were about to hand a witch goddess her ass.

Bailey Nordin took care of the witch goddess and accidentally became a goddess herself. Oops. Did you know there was a training camp for gods, demi-gods and other powerful beings to teach you how to control your powers and have some stability? Bailey sure didn’t. And she didn’t expect to be observed by gods and goddesses while she was training. Nothing is as it seems. Good thing Bailey is a quick study and won’t hesitate to defend herself when needed. Someone is playing a much bigger game here. But Bailey isn’t the only one with her hands full. Roland and Carl are trying to find out what is happening to the missing witches. And it’s nothing good. Bailey and Roland might not be in this situation together, but they have allies backing them.

Being a new goddess isn't just fun and games. It's hard work. And it's a lot harder when everyone is trying to use you as a pawn in a cosmic chess game. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. But what if that's what Fenris wants? This time, it's not only Bailey's life on the line. Everything she knows and loves, including her, will be gone if Fenris succeeds in bringing Ragnarok about. You know, the end of the world as we know it? Things are getting really complicated really quick, especially with that lingering witch problem. Can Bailey and Roland play along long enough to turn the game against Fenris? Or will one of them be sidelined while the other one is checkmated?

Bailey's been asked to stop the Norse apocalypse. No pressure, right? What's a goddess to do? Perhaps the most important thing she can do is not get killed. Next up, stop Ragnarök from happening. Fenris is making his move, setting up attacks and putting plans into motion that all lead to the final big play. This time, he's playing for keeps, and no one is positive how it's going to end. How many gods will fall to Fenris? Will Bailey inadvertently take the wolf-father's place as the ritual sacrifice, or will Bailey, Roland, and the Norse pantheon prevent Fenris from starting Ragnarök? The newest goddess has some tricks up her sleeve. Better hope they're enough.