Blackwood Ranch 2

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Dark Delights 9

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Rakish

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He’s a weapon of light. But there’s darkness in his heart.

Isaac Morrow has always been different. A paladin without a moral compass of his own, his bloodlust lives on a short leash held by his commander. He relies on the word of his superiors to guide him, and he’s never been allowed to question them. It’s the only life he’s ever known.

When he’s captured by the Sentinels, he suddenly finds himself thrust into a world of unknowns. There’s no one to tell him right from wrong while he’s held captive—just a handsome demon named Shadrach who speaks to the darkness he’s always been forced to deny.

Shadrach doesn’t want to fall for a human, even if it’s been foretold, but Isaac isn’t like anyone he’s ever met. There’s a darkness in Isaac’s soul that matches his own, and Shadrach longs for more. He wants to help Isaac break the guild’s chains and show him that they belong together, but Isaac fears the guild more than anything.

As Shadrach uncovers more about Isaac’s past, he learns how insidious the guild’s current leaders truly are. Enemies are closing in from all sides when Lilith, the leader of the halfling demons, puts out a bounty on an ally’s head. Will Isaac choose Shadrach and the darkness they share, or will he let the guild turn him into another enemy they’re meant to fight?

Even the wildest hearts need a place to call home.

Wilder
Freshly released from prison, Wilder goes back to the one place he never thought he’d find himself: home. But Blackwood Ranch is a home in which he doesn’t feel welcome. The ranch, and his brother, thrived in his absence, and Wilder wonders whether he belongs there at all anymore. How does a man find his place in a world that won’t forgive him for his past?

Cash
Cash has called Blackwood Ranch home for seven years, but he’s never truly had a place of his own. He doesn’t realize he’s missing anything until he meets Wilder. He wants to show Wilder that there’s more to life than survival, but getting past the man’s defenses will be a lesson in patience for the both of them.