Sera is a chaos witch and if that wasn't complicated enough don't worry. Things are about to get messy even for her. First, she got exiled from her home after humiliating off a goddess. Then, she accidentally on purpose claimed a primordial frost dragon as her mate, rewriting the laws of magic in the process. Oh, and now the gods are watching—some with curiosity, some with murderous intent, and a few with deep, unsettling interest. But Sera doesn’t have time to care about any of that because her best bad decision, Aziel the Djinn, is still bound by divine magic to her, an actual accident on her part and Aziel is anything but pleased being shackled to servitude like all Djinn before him. If there’s one thing Sera hates more than gods, it’s slavery. The only way to free him? Find the Goddess of Chaos. If she even still exists. With Ace at her side, a freshly unchained dragon whose power could freeze the world over, and Nox her familiar being the only reasonable one among them (which says a lot), Sera sets out to do the impossible—again. But the gods are not amused. They want Sera contained. They want Ace controlled. And they want Aziel right where they left him—in chains. Too bad for them, Sera has never been good at listening. And if the gods think they can dictate her fate? Then they’ve seriously underestimated the power of a chaos witch with nothing left to lose. The war between gods and dragons is coming and Sera is about to remind them why they should have left well enough alone. Perfect for fans of rebellious heroines, god-tier havoc, and enemies-to-mates dynamics that leave destruction in their wake.

When you’re a banshee and a top assassin, people tend to avoid kidnapping you. It’s just common sense. But common sense isn’t Samuel’s strong suit. Mistaking Caelin Arlie’s car for a getaway vehicle—and her for a mere passenger—Samuel, a down-on-his-luck con artist with a knack for spectacularly bad decisions, accidentally ropes himself into “kidnapping” the deadliest woman alive. To make matters worse, thanks to an ancient ritual gone hilariously wrong, he’s now magically bond with Caelin. Their lives are tied together, and if Samuel dies, Caelin dies—which is super inconvenient for Caelin. Suddenly, Caelin’s job isn’t just taking out high-profile targets—it’s keeping her blundering kidnapper alive. Between Samuel’s uncanny ability to stumble into trouble (and out of windows) and a growing list of enemies who would love to see him dead, Caelin has her hands full. Add in her family—an overbearing mother, a pack of werewolf allies, and a reputation as the Arlie family’s pride and terror—and things quickly spiral into chaos. With danger lurking at every turn, Samuel and Caelin must navigate their bizarre partnership, survive a city full of danger, and maybe—just maybe—figure out how to break their bond before Samuel’s luck finally runs out. Or before Caelin loses her patience and does the job herself.

Seraphina’s chaos magic has always been a bit… unpredictable. But when she catches her fiancé, Julian, kissing someone else during Rowan’s grand Everwinter Festival, her magic truly outdoes itself. A simple revenge spell backfires, leaving Sera humiliated, her legs frozen to the ground, and her reputation in tatters. Enter Ace Draven, a grumpy dragon shifter cursed with perpetual bad luck. After a literal run-in at the Market, their combined magical mishaps unleash enchanted candy canes, glitter explosions, and an accidental snowman uprising. Ace, who hates the holidays almost as much as he hates people, would prefer to brood in peace, but Sera ropes him into her plans for a little holiday mischief. What starts as harmless fun quickly spirals out of control when magical disturbances threaten to tear Rowan apart. Blamed for the chaos, Sera and Ace uncover a chilling truth: the town’s magical Everwinter Tree is dying, and Julian’s powerful family has been hiding its decline for years. Worse, they’re trying to pin the blame on Sera’s magic. With time running out, Sera must embrace her unpredictable powers, and Ace must finally trust his inner dragon if they’re to save Rowan—and themselves—from a frosty doom.

Ava was never meant to belong. Found as a child near the borders of the Wildfire Pack, her strange scent, mismatched eyes, and inability to shift set her apart from the wolves who reluctantly took her in. Despite her outsider status, Ava’s sharp instincts and unparalleled ability to sense danger have saved the pack time and time again, earning her a grudging respect. But when her childhood best friend, John—the pack’s future Alpha—comes into his wolf and begins stepping into his role as leader, Ava feels the fragile bond between them begin to unravel. The Luna has plans for her son, pushing eligible she-wolves into his path and making it clear that Ava, with her differences and inability to shift, will never be fit to stand by his side. John tries to hold on to the connection they’ve shared since they were pups, but his wolf’s instinct-driven nature sees Ava as something other than a mate—a painful truth that threatens to shatter their relationship completely. As Ava struggles to find her place in a world that rejects her, whispers of a greater destiny begin to surface. Rogue attacks escalate, secrets about her past come to light, and a danger greater than the pack has ever known looms on the horizon. Forced to confront her own identity and the growing rift with John, Ava must decide whether to fight for a place in the pack that has always treated her as an outsider—or forge her own path, where the answers to her mysterious origins may lead her to a truth more powerful than she ever imagined.