Brothers of Fire

Many deaths ago, phoenix shifter Dalmon Vecker created the Coven to protect paranormals during the witch hunts. Once again, he is running it instead of being king, or heir, or any of the other roles he's played to safeguard the secrets he and his brothers keep. Now the Coven, and the paranormal community, are under threat as some witches want to reveal the truth to humans to enable them to seize control. For Lucian Marwood, getting arrested by the Coven means that he's safe. For the first time in five years, he can breathe without worrying that the man who'd promised him the world only to take it from him bit by bit will never know the depths of his hate. He doesn't need the Coven to explain the extent of the damage he did. He knows, and he will tell them everything to make amends. It's a pity the head spy thinks he's a liar. Dalmon may not remember the details of his previous lives, but seeing Lucian stirs something in his soul as if they have crossed paths before. But who he was and what happened isn't something he has the luxury of investigating if he is going to stop the Shadow Board. Phoenix Spy is book 1 of the Brothers of Fire series about the royal phoenix shifters of Mont de Leucoy. If you love mm fated mates, past lives, princes, and spies, join the phoenixes.

Kill the King of Mont de Leucoy, and his siblings will be released. It should be an easy job for Malcolm Forrest. He's ex-army, and hiking through snow doesn't bother him because he's a snow leopard shifter. He enters the country on four feet, his plan not formed beyond reaching the castle and getting eyes on the king. Seeing a phoenix flying through the trees is unexpected, but his curiosity has been awakened, and so has the firebird's. He follows, but what he finds is a man standing by a fire. A man he believes to be a shifter living wild and in need of some company, which, after days of living as a snow leopard, is rather too tempting. Escaping his security to shift and fly is one of the reasons Gerrit likes to visit his remote mountain estate. The only shifters he ever finds are those in trouble, so when he sees the snow leopard, he's happy to share his fire. When the leopard shifts, Gerrit wants more than words. He's tired of being alone and unable to connect because of who he is and the secret he needs to keep. He doesn't expect to see the snow leopard again. The next time they meet, Malcolm realizes who the phoenix is and how he missed his chance. With a magic-fueled blizzard closing in and no means of escape, he fails to act again. Instead, when Gerrit offers him shelter on his estate and in his bed, he accepts. Even though the lie eats him up. How can he kill a man who cares about his country, his family, his staff, and a stranger so much? With lives on the line and too many secrets being kept, revealing the truth may be the only way out of the mess…but it will cost him more than his heart. Explore the hidden kingdom of Mont de Leucoy in Book 2 of the Brothers of Fire series. This book has a lonely king, a desperate assassin, a snowstorm, spies, lies, and plenty of steam created by the phoenix and the snow leopard.

What happens when the Chief of Security wakes up as the familiar to a man who doesn't know he's a witch? Chaos. Quentin Silverbrook has never really belonged anywhere. At fifteen, his parents divorced, and his father took a job in Mont de Leucoy. Now twenty-two, he hasn't left even though there is nothing keeping him there…until he is blackmailed into watching the building over the road from the bar where he works. With Dalmon back in England, Gerrit injured, and Everest ruling by proxy, Kaine Lenoir, the only phoenix shifter not part of the royal family in this life, is feeling the pressure to take down the Shadow Board before more people die and paranormals are exposed to humans. One night to blow off some tension turns into a disaster when the man turns out to be his fated mate. Worse, he is an untrained mind-reading witch. The only positive is that Quentin is being blackmailed by the Shadow Board. All Kaine needs to do is find a way to use that-to use Quentin-to destroy the Board. Have the Fates stacked the deck in his favor, or will he create a soul bruise that will haunt them both for lifetimes? A one-night stand turns into forever as a witch discovers the hidden world of paranormals and takes control of his magic while being dazzled by the wealth and secrets of the phoenix shifters that make up the royal family.

Prince Everest of Mont de Leucoyheir to the throne, spy, and double agentis determined to rescue his brother who was captured over two hundred years ago, even if he destroys himself in this life. Everest has spent his last two lives planning and setting up this mission. But to act on the plans he made last time, he invoked a dangerous magic, and now, as he is so close to success, he is running out of time to save his brother and heal the soul bruise that the loss caused. As the princes bodyguard, Cadel McKeon has one job: protect the prince. He never expected to disobey the king or to agree to rescue another phoenix from the Shadow Board in a foreign country. But if he doesnt help Everest, then everything he set up will be wasted, and Cadel cant sit back and watch the brilliant and wounded young man fail. Now, he has a second job: keeping Everest in the present as his mind crumbles under the weight of the past. Neither job is easy, especially when Everests plan is to be captured by what remains of the Shadow Board. Getting in was the easy partgetting out alivewas never part of Everests plan. To save them all, Cadel will need the help of the brothers who no longer trust Everest.

PerrinShades family has worked for the phoenix shifters of Mont de Leucoy for hundreds of years. It was assumed he would do the same, but as his thirtieth birthday approaches, the restlessness hes kept hidden grows. He only ever worked in the castle, and hes never had a chance to explore the world. But there is a reason his family sought sanctuary in the kingdomhe is the kind of paranormal being that many want to forget exists. The kinds that even paranormals hunted. A ghoul. Oliver has spent the last ten years being told that he is a danger to others. That the Coven will hunt and kill him if they find him, and that his parents abandoned him. Now, after being pulled out of the only life he knew, where he felt safe, he is told it was all a lie. That his brothers have been searching for him for centuries, and he is a phoenix shifter. His brothers claim to know him, but how can they when he doesnt know himself? They have their history, their duties, and their expectations. He should embrace discovering who he is, but all he wants to do is leave before the weight of the past crushes him. The only person who treats him as if he isnt broken is the castle handyman, Perrin. Can a man who is a monster help the man who is convinced he is a monster learn how to live and love?