Humans, verwulfen and mechs are no longer considered the lesser classes, but not everybody is happy with the new order…Įntire families have gone missing in the East End. Three years ago, London society changed forever, with a revolution placing the widowed Queen firmly on the throne her blue blood husband tried to take from her. Suddenly the greatest risk is not to their hearts, but whether they can survive a diabolical plot that threatens to destroy every blue blood in London-including Ava. He's also the very last man she would ever give her heart to… which makes him the perfect candidate for an affair.The only rule? It ends when the case does.But when an attempt on her life proves that Ava might be onto something, the only one who can protect her is Kincaid. Kincaid thinks the only good blue blood is a dead one. There’s just one catch-she’s ordered to partner with the sexy mech, Kincaid, who's a constant thorn in her side. Ava suspects there's more to the case than meets the eye and wants a chance to prove herself.

and perhaps get a taste of the passion that eludes her.Blue bloods are dying from a mysterious disease, which should be impossible. When a baffling mystery rears its head, it presents her with the opportunity to work a real case. 'This book was so damn good and surpassed beyond my expectations.I haven't read anything like this before.Ava McLaren is tired of being both a virgin, and a mere laboratory assistant for the Company of Rogues. Together they might be able to rescue her sister, but what will happen when Mia learns of the secret McClain is hiding? And when the man who broke Mia's heart in the first place discovers the same secret, will McClain survive? Tempting as he is, Mia's staying far away.īut when a horde of reivers captures her sister, the only person Mia can turn to is the one man who tempts her to break all of her rules. The rugged bounty hunter is her greatest weakness, but he's hiding something and the last time a man kept secrets from her, she got her fingers burned. Mia Grey learned the hard way that men can't be trusted, and when McClain strides into her bar she knows trouble just walked in. After all, who best to hunt the wargs and reivers that haunt the Badlands, than one of the monsters themselves? Kicked out of the town he created, and shunned by his friends when they discovered what he was, he's managed to find work as a bounty hunter. In the drought-stricken wastelands that arose out of an apocalypse, Adam McClain never thought himself the hero. Sometimes the monsters aren't so easy to see.

Nobody's Hero by Bec McMaster