After waking from a coma, Freya discovers that she has a son. She has been abandoned by Tristan, her first love. Her mother and father are dead and she's no longer welcome in Jasper. With her heart in pieces, will she be able to rebuild her life? She's protected and loved by Mason, but many in the hunter's faction won't accept a werewolf, especially when she's due to inherit their leader's position. Someone within the faction has reported her to the hunter's council and told them what she is. With no other choice, they have sent a vindictive and murderous hunter/hybrid to capture her and bring her back to them. Mason has a huge decision to make. Will he side with his family or his Fianna?

If you think you know the story of Peter Pan, think again.  Wendy Darling is a disgruntled employee at Lost Boys Clubhouse on planet Neverland and technically involved with Peter Pan, but he's too busy for her and always flirting with Tink. He's also totally immature and refuses to grow up, so that's why she's leaving him. The arrival of James Hook, in search of something Pan stole from him, derails her plans to return to New London when he kidnaps her and takes her aboard the Jolly Roger.  As they set off on an adventure that spans the galaxy while evading Admiral Croc, who's on James’ tail, Wendy soon realizes she doesn't need a boy when she can have a man.

Being a female modern day Robin Hood came with risks—like being caught. Seth Maxwell was too smart for his own good . . . and I was now in the position where I had to make a deal with the devil himself. Get turned over to the authorities, or agree to be this man’s plaything for two weeks. It was an indecent invitation, but one I couldn’t resist . . .