The Girl With The Gray Eyes

I was an omega—an anomaly in a world of betas. A throwback, or so the kindly doctor told me.

Then she offered me a form of chemical sterilization to take away my 'unnatural' urges.

I didn't take her up on the offer, although I was too young to understand at the time.

But I didn't fit in and never would.

Until I met William Bremmer and found a connection for the first time in my life.

But fate had other plans, and catastrophic circumstances would send me to a primitive, uncivilized land outside the wall.

A place I'd secretly fantasized about.

A place where all the alphas lived.

*Part one of a trilogy. Slow burn / build multiple H with a soft cliffhanger ending.

Content advisory for trilogy: Extremely dark, graphic content, mind-games and manipulation, SA, violence, and gore. Heroes in this book range from sweet to pitch black.

*Part two of The Girl with the Gray Eyes trilogy. Slow burn with a Cliffhanger ending.

An omega living in a beta world, fate sent me to a land where all the alphas live.

I want Garren, the playful alpha and brave warrior who effortlessly rocks my world.

I also want Tanis, the serious alpha who kisses me and claims me with words, only to send me back to Garren.

But Shadowland isn’t my home. One day, I must leave this place and the men who live here behind.

When fate rips me away, will a beta male ever be enough?

Then Marcus returns and throws everything into a spin.

I don’t trust him, and I’m not the only one.

As it turns out, I was wrong about the beta.

And right about Marcus.

Returning to Rymor isn’t a choice anymore.

We’re all trapped out here, and someone wants us dead.

Content advisory for trilogy: Extremely dark, graphic content, mind-games and manipulation, SA, violence, and gore. Heroes in this book range from sweet to pitch black.

*The spellbinding conclusion of The Girl with the Gray Eyes.

I’ve escaped one monster, but the real monster, Bill, is still at large.

My enigmatic alpha leader, Tanis, is distant. My playful alpha, Garren, more so. Then there is my sweet beta, Red, giving me mixed signals. One moment attentive and caring, then the next, cruel.

And none of them are touching me in the way I crave, as all of them struggle with the parameters of sharing.

Bill’s warmongering becomes ever more aggressive in his quest to destroy Tanis. The risks he’s prepared to take are extreme.

The Armageddon switch could destroy all technology and civilization as we know it. If he finds it, Bill’s desire for revenge might just be enough for him to use it.

Content advisory for trilogy: Extremely dark, graphic content, MM, mind-games and manipulation, SA, violence, and gore. Multiple Heroes in this book range from sweet to pitch black.