The best laid plans can still go awry…in the most terrifying way. Shanice Lawrence is hiding, but she soon learns that everything she’s been told has been a lie. After she and Cruz finally reunite, she’s happy and content in the life they’ve built together. A normal life, far from the turmoil of the past. But then the unthinkable happens, and she’s thrust into a nightmare she didn’t see coming. When Cruz Cordoba finds Shanice alive, he vows to never leave her again, and for a while, life is good—a far cry from the violence and chaos he’s used to as a Plan B assassin. Unfortunately, a deadly force won’t leave the couple alone. In the end, Cruz has no choice. Kill, or be killed.

Shanice Lawrence has met the perfect man. He’s sexy, considerate, and best of all, he loves to read. She’s certain she’s found the man of her dreams—until she learns the real reason for his appearance in her life. Cruz Cordoba’s mission was simple: Get close to Shanice, retrieve the data, and kill anyone who gets in his way—including her. But he didn’t anticipate falling for the voluptuous bookstore clerk. Now he has to decide what’s more important—the mission or the woman.

For as long as I can remember, I’ve had to hide who I am. What I am.  They had me play the sheep. They had me blend in. They marked me and sealed my power.  Now I have my freedom, because everyone who’s ever wanted me confined is dead.  I could have changed it. I could have altered the course of fate. I could have saved the unseelie queen.  I didn’t.   Vlari has always known her place: as far away from court as the unseelie queen can send her.  The youngest royal, born in an impoverished household, she endeavored to earn her keep as an assistant and stay out of trouble.  Dark, striking, and with a hidden agenda, Drusk definitely qualifies as trouble, but he refuses to leave her alone, clashing with her at every corner.  Then the world implodes around her.  With friends and foe by her side, she can fade with rest of the unseelie kingdom, or protect a court that has never cared for her.  Disclaimer: Unlike many of May Sage’s novels, Wicked Court is written in first person. Wicked Court is the first volume in a duet.