Population

She thinks she can steal from me, the little human. Adorable. I can't decide what will be more fun-the hunt or what I will do to her when I catch her. And I will catch her. There is nowhere she can run. Abel was of perfectly sound body and mind when she looted the Other's corpse. He looked dead. Wait. Did he just smirk up at her? No. Definitely not... Hiding out in an abandoned townhouse, Abel doesn't expect to hear that same bloodsucking alien come knocking on her door or that, when trouble finds them, he might stand at her back rather than stab her through it. When he offers to help her cross the ruined world of Population, Abel knows better than to believe him. Because when he looks at her, it's with a hunger that seems to go beyond the taste of her blood, and when he asks for payment, he requires the one thing she can't give up-her trust. Run all you like, little human. The sword you carry won't be enough to stop me from coming for you. You're mine. Blood. Body. Heart. Dark and action-packed, Lord of Population is a steamy, end-of-days romance ripe with unexpected twists and epic battles, perfect for fans of JR Ward or Laura Thalassa. It ends with an HEA (no cliffhanger) and features a rebellious human heroine of color and an inhuman hero with fangs. This is a dark romance with medium-high heat levels for mature listeners.

He's the oldest of his kind. Terrifying. I'm human, insignificant, scared, and scarred. It shouldn't be too hard to escape his notice. But wait… why is he walking over here? He… wants to dine with me. No. He must want more… Justice dealer of the seven regions, Lahve is tasked with maintaining order. His focus should be on that, not on a female who is too young for him by several hundred lifetimes. She has been scarred by this world, and Lahve cannot undo her past. She wants to be left alone, but he cannot do that, either because when enemy gangs move to overtake their community, he needs her help to track them into Population and cut them off. She fears recapture. How can he make her understand that he is the most powerful creature in this world and he will slaughter any who venture too close? Because she is the only human who has ever made him feel what he's never felt: Human. If she does not agree to help him hunt down their shared enemies, humanity itself may be lost. He looks at me like I'm crazy when I show up to dinner with... expectations, because he has expectations, too... like helping him save the world. Immortal with Scars is book three in the Population series and features a scarred human heroine and a 3000-year-old inhuman hero with fangs. This book can be enjoyed as a standalone. Expect a dark romance with medium-high heat for mature listeners.

I can see his scars, but he thinks all I can see are his scars. I see more. The fighter, the sword, the shield, and I'm convinced that the only monstrous thing about him is the way he watches me like I'm something to be devoured. Surviving the brutality of Population wasn't on Diego's f***ing bucket list. But when a merry band of scavengers peels him off of the side of the road, patches him up, and insists he join their mixed human-Other community, he's got no choice. Well, he had a choice, but that was before he followed the prettiest d**n human he'd ever seen into the woods, fought her, and... lost. When she gives him the choice of hurting her, hunting her, or helping her, he finds it inexplicably difficult to do the first two, even though that's all Population ever taught him. Gangs are after her, and out here in the ruins, there are no guardian angels. So he'll help her. He'll be her guardian monster. In Population, all monsters are born with claws. I'm going to free him from his demons. I just have to escape the demons who want to use me for their ritual sacrifice first. Monster in the Oasis is book two in the Population series and picks up directly where Lord of Population left off. It features a new couple with their own HEA and has medium-high heat levels and dark themes. Intended for mature listeners.