In a span of a week, I went from being an agent, to turning Mud, to entering the deadliest game the Iridians have ever created as the weakest playerand to becoming the winner of the Iris Roe.

I not only survived the challenges and the players, but I also drained a man-made Rainbow to get my magic back, thinking everythings going to go back to normal again.

It didnt.

Taland is no longer with me; my grandmother lies to the Council for me; the Council makes me lie to the whole world when they allow me to livebut thats not all.

When my curiosity gets the best of me, I end up stealing from the IDDsomething useless, worthless, something nobody would even know its gone. I am dead wrong.

Turns out, theres a lot more to the history of Iridians than they want us to know about. Secrets unravel around me, and my world is on the brink of ruinuntil I find Taland. Until I turn on my own and run away with him, and he opens my eyes to this whole other past that was hidden from me all my life.

But once again, everything changes when he disappears into thin air without a word.

This time, I am completely on my own.

This is not your usual love story. I am not the girl who falls helplessly in love with the hero before they're forced apart.

In this story, the boy is not a hero at all. He wears all the colors of a villain instead.

And I'm the girl who betrays him, puts him in prison, and gets celebrated for it afterward.

Until he breaks out.

Nowhere to run.

Taland Tivoux is coming for me. If that wasn't a big enough problem, I lose my magic while on a mission, barely escape with my life, and my grandmother puts me in a game that can only be won through that same magic I no longer have.

The Iris Roe is a death trap—she knows this well. But she also knows that the prize to be won at the end of it is magic—one of my only two options.

The other? Death.

So I have no choice but to play. No choice but to fight. But I thought I was at least safe from Taland while in the game.

I was very, very wrong…

The girls in Mama Si's Paradise live like royalty. Real-life princesses. Dolls, she calls them, and what they do is entertain her very beautiful, very wealthy guests.

They hide the true face of the Paradise so well…

Good ole me went in there to apply for a housekeeping position after I caught my boyfriend cheating, and he kicked me out. Nobody in town was hiring, so I thought, what the hell. Even though I knew what that place was, I went.

Then Mama Si saw me.

She took one look at me, told me that the vacancy was no longer available, but that she had a better offer to make me—to become one of her dolls.

I accepted because she promised me freedom. She promised me power. She promised me magic.

She lied.

My whole world turns upside down for me within days. I end up bitten by a dragon and stuck in an isle where the sun never shines. Stuck in the Evernight Court, as the bride-to-be of one of the five Evernight brothers who rule the Seven Isles—what is left of the world of magic on Earth.

They're powerful vampires, hungry for new blood, desperate for an heir, each more breathtakingly beautiful than the last—and all of them trying to make me theirs.

I pretend to play along while I search for an escape from their Isle and hope to make it back home in one piece.

Except the Evernight brothers are not easily fooled. Secrets hang in the air, and there's a storm lurking in the distance that nobody seems to know about. The more time I spend in their midst, the more I am convinced that I will never find my way back, that I will have no choice but to accept my fate in the Isle.

And the first question is, which one of the brothers will make me their bride?

***This book contains very explicit romantic scenes.

The Evernight brothers are determined to have me, and now that I'm all alone, trapped in their castle, it's only a matter of time before one of them claims me.

And there is nothing I can do about it.

Grey is gone, sucked in by a hole in the sky, and I'm all alone, surrounded by the Evernights. Surrounded by brides and a whole nation of Enchanted who hate my guts, who blame me for Grey's banishment.

The brothers are looking for reasons to punish me and force me to become theirs. Sooner or later they'll succeed—if I don't find a way to protect myself first.

You should bed them, all of them, and you'll have more magic power than you could have dreamed of, they tell me.

Grey is gone—why are you loyal to a dead man? they say.

You will be ours, one way or the other…

F*ck that. I will do whatever it takes to survive these monsters wearing human faces—especially when I find out that not all is lost yet. There's a chance that Grey is still alive, trapped in a dark isle, unable to come to me, so I have to find a way to him instead.

Secrets surround me. People with hidden agendas try to get to me, and something very big and very bad is about to happen in the Seven Isles. So big that there's a good chance nobody will survive it—so of course Valentine is involved.

Whatever happens, one thing is clear: I will go to the ends of the world to find Grey, even if what I find when I get there will scar me for life.

***This book contains very explicit romantic scenes.

Ennaris used to be whole once. A beautiful land full of magic and magical creatures, a place where dreams come true.

Then a siren was betrayed by her sisters.

A siren ate the heart of a man she lovedand ruined the entire continent.

Every Enchanted in the world knows the story of how Syra was put under by a spell made of one hundred and one layers, for the last five centuries. Every Enchanted knows how much the Seven Isles suffered because of it.

And now, every Enchanted knows that Syra is awake again, and the end is inevitable.

The stars say it. The people believe it. And I do, tooexcept the siren is keeping Grey hostage, and I have no choice but to go after her. I have no choice but to try, even knowing that certain death awaits me.

And I do. With the help of Mama Si and Reeva Lorein, I make it all the way to the Eighth Isle. Against all odds, I find Grey, and we almost—almostmake it out alive.

But Syra catches us, and then everything is as good as over

***This book contains very explicit romantic scenes.