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Sundown Bowen is the god of light; his brother Shadow...well, pretty obvious, but god of shadows. Sunny would do anything to make sure his brother doesn't fall into the wrong hands, including death; he just doesn't know if he could survive torture. He spelled his brother so that no one is ever able to know who he is, except those that they trust—family. With the help of some new friends and a saucy, sexy she-devil, Sunny sets out on a mission to rescue his brother and bring him home alive and safe.

Some time ago, humans…us, made pacts with demons all the time; it’s written in a text somewhere I read. Little did I know, how true that actually was; after getting out of an abusive relationship, I picked up a book at a local library…more out of boredom then anything. I didn’t think reading a few spell words from it, would summon a demon named Dizzin. Aside from the black demon like wings and the horns that jet out of the top of his head, he seems absolutely normal. Problem is, the words I spoke, had somehow made a blood pact with him…what that means…I’m not even sure myself.

Travis Giller lives in Dawson Creek BC on his estate; he’s the Northeast pack alpha and he’s never taken real risks; little does he know, there’s an outsider in his territory…an outsider, his wolf wants. Can he truly accept this outsider? Can he fall in love with someone who’s not wolf? Brody Cadence likes it when wolves stay off his turf...except for a sexy alpha wolf who he's had his eye on for some time; problem is, can that wolf mark him and would he be willing to be marked?

Apollo has always been perceived as the bastard of the Olympian/Greek gods, but that’s just part of what his life was. The bigger part is thousands upon thousands of years later, when he makes a bet with Aphrodite. He claims that he can fall in love and have someone love him equally while she believes that there's no such love for him. The two form the bet and Zeus lays down the rules; Apollo must be reborn into a mortal life until such a love is found without his magic.

Chase Terrance has always been a good human; kept her nose clean, went to work and went home. She's never believed in the supernatural or out-of-the-ordinary things. That is, until something marks her apartment door. As scary as it may be, she still refuses to believe supernatural things are at work here. It's only after a physic tells her what her dreams are about, that she starts to believe, because hey, she's never told a soul about what her dreams are about, things start to happen, and Chase is pulled into a supernatural world, she never thought existed.

All I was doing, was heading home when I saw this girl, being held at gunpoint. I've lived more than a millennia and I've noticed that humans have become nastier; hence, not interested in a destined relationship with them...but, when I see this young battered girl, being held at gunpoint, I can't seem to help myself; something about her, screams 'help me'. I'm a space demon, and with that I have the ability to reverse time...we don't of course; we do have the ability to go back in time however, and something tells me, this girl needs to search her past, to look forward to the future.

I've always had an odd and strange life, but I didn't expect it to turn out this way—I'm detective Atlas Jones and I've got a problem—well, two problems; I keep running into two people that show up at my murder cases. I don't think they're involved, because one of them is a friend of Mira Saunders; at least, I saw him at the hospital some months back—he gives me the creeps; he's not alone either, he's got someone with him and the intense look he gives me, makes my body shiver all over—it doesn't help that he's hot, I'm gay and I've been going through a dry spell.

I feel like my life could be better… I’m…I suffer a lot and I wish someone could help me feel better. I used to be a cutter…unfortunately, that’s the life I had; since leaving my abusive father, things have gotten better. I’m just glad I didn’t turn out like him; unfortunately, I live on the streets. I never graduated, and I can’t hold down a job; it sucks, but I make the best of it…