β Scribed by Crea Reitan
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Lena and her immortals are still at the camp in the deep woods of Maine. Mady is still missing; theyβre still baking under Sunβs pouting; Cadeyrn is still losing his mind just as much as Silas is losing his patience.
Itβd been a quiet year and a half since Deathβs departure and the discovery of the necromancer. There have been no more missing mortals found dead on the old vampire island but the island is still showing signs that someone has been there recently.
Hell and camp get new visitors, one with glorious wings, one with a secret, and one with sharp teeth. More truths and trials are unveiled in this sixth installment as Yndea continues to uncover the weird in Hell and Lena comes to terms with a part of her heart. All set against the backdrop of characters being bathed in blood.
**This is a full-length, mature high school/new adult paranormal reverse harem. This book contains plenty of WTF moments, friendship, betrayal, blood, allusions of past abuse, magic, gods, angels, jealousy, explicit sex scenes, and MM moments. Should not be read as a standalone and does end with unresolved plot points.
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