

The Legendary Shifters
Do you think you know your monsters? Do you think you know your shifters? What if everything you believe is wrong? Welcome to the truth, where fiction becomes fact.





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Bloodlust. Book one of The Legendary Shifters.
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Mir’ald did his job with pride and dedication until the fateful day known as the Betrayal. No longer the man he was, he now seeks to protect those left. As far as Mir’ald, now known as the infamous Vladimir Dracul or the mythical Dracula, is concerned, he hates humans. So, when a human woman barges into his life, to say she was unwelcome, was an understatement.
Emmaline is well aware of shifters and the monsters they truly are. Her brother and two close friends are ones such as those. But Emmaline also knows that under the monster is someone capable of love. But Vladimir Dracul? Yeah, he wants a kick straight up his backside. If he continues to irritate her, he’ll be renamed Toothless.
Vladimir feels something stir inside him, something that’s lain dormant for thousands of years. And it’s that pesky human who is inciting this emotion. She needs to learn her place and be silent. But she appears more interested in trying to defang him that listening to him. Was there something, after all, to the prophecy of true mates? Would this irritating woman, who showed no fear, be his saviour or destruction? And would his shifter side, his last link to humanity, win over his monster? After all, Vladimir is the owner of Bloodlust.
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Devastation. Book two of The Legendary Shifters.
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He hated humans. They were a pestilence against his kind. Humans should have been exterminated millennia ago. How they still survived and thrived was beyond him. They had no appreciation for the world they lived in, sickening and destroying it until there would be nothing left. Not in his domain. He was king there, and he was fighting back. What a shame there were only so many hours in a day.
Keeping the oceans and seas clean meant everything to her. Some called her a hero, others called her an eco-warrior, and her enemies simply hated her and put a hit out on her. But none of it stopped her. Pollute the oceans, and in she would swoop, with live footage of what was happening. Her luck was golden until one night when she attacked a leaking ship and came across a nightmare. She wasn’t alone in her endeavours.
A warrior of God who’d taken on the sins of humans, he really didn’t want to engage with them. His brother’s recognition of his own mate hadn’t soothed his anger towards humankind. He understood the hope his brothers and sisters felt. One of them had found their mate, which meant they might have one out there, too. He was dismissive until he attacked a ship and spotted a pair of frightened green eyes. He recognised but dismissed her. Until his sister warned him, he had to protect her, or the oceans would fall. Bitter at his monster and sick of pollution, he hated the path that fate was leading him down.
She had no respect for him at all. So what if he was the king of the oceans and seas? That meant nothing to her. She’d bow to no man or shifter. If he wanted to disrespect her efforts, so be it. She owed him nothing. If he wanted to target her, fine, she had no problem upsetting his orderly life. Two stubborn souls clash as they fight to protect what means the most to them. Mates? Not a chance in hell!
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Anger. Book three of The Legendary Shifters.
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She was the original, the one and only. When Pandora opened the jar, she had been first hit of the God’s Warriors. Her shape wasn’t as hideous as some. From the waist up, she could be classed as human, if you ignore the glowing green eyes and slightly greenish tint to her skin. Until you look down and see the snake's tail. She became what is known as the legendary Lamia.
Tragically, she’d been in love once and he turned on her and helped spawn a race that belonged in mythology. Now she guarded her heart and stayed in the shadows. She’d been cursed with the Sin of Anger, and it welled hot, deep in her gut. She struggled not to let it absorb her, but it threatened to overwhelm her on a daily basis. After all, every single person in the world experienced anger!
She crossed his path during a crazed serial killer on a spree. He knew she was hiding something and arrested her. Unamused when she’s freed, he’s determined to uncover her secrets. He’s unsure if she’s the killer or another potential victim, because they all look remarkably like her.
The Lamia are being hunted. Every single victim is a descendent of hers. Who is killing them and why? How are they hiding themselves from Mary Worth’s portals? Can Lamia track down a serial killer and stop him before he claims another innocent life? Her Sin is Anger, and she commands it with all the pain and cunning of a betrayed woman.
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Waste. Book four of The Legendary Shifters.
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He had been betrayed and hadn’t seen it coming. One of the most laid-back Protectors of the jar found himself changed beyond recognition. But despite owning Waste, he remained the same deep inside. Honour, respect, faith and courage meant something to him. One night after feeding Waste, he witnessed and interrupted a crime. If he’d walked away, an innocent may have lost her life.
She was the quiet one in her family. She didn’t cause trouble, nor did she draw attention to herself. While her dreams were different from her mother’s, she loved her family deeply, which is why when she suffered a terrible attack, she leaned on them for support. But they mistook that need for weakness, and while she may fade into the background, she’s definitely not weak.
He’d done the right thing and saved her life. But why was she now his responsibility? It suddenly seemed that this unassuming woman had attracted the worst kind of attention. Someone was out to kill her, and there were several suspects. Was it one of his fans? A Hunter? Or someone else not even on their radar?
She isn’t sure who to trust except the creature who calls himself a monster. Yet in her eyes, a monster wouldn’t have saved her life or continued to send her warnings. No, she was convinced monsters existed, but he wasn’t one of them. As hard as she tried to reach out to him, he ran even harder away. They’re both determined, and yet there is something between them. But how will she react when she learns the truth? That the Legendary Shifters are far more than warning tales and nightmares. They are real, and she’s now in their sights.
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Disease. Book five of The Legendary Shifters.
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Within her body, she carried the Sin of Disease. A Sin that had overwhelmed her once, before she wrestled it under control. She’d seen her brothers and sisters hunted and had used her Sin to protect those remaining. Now she was watching them fall in love. Something that wouldn’t happen to her. Not with her Legendary form. How could anyone complete the mating process with a creature of her size?
She was unknown to him, but when he found her floating facedown in a lake, he hauled her ashore and cared for her. Something about her called to him, but there was a secret she was hiding. They had two weeks together, and then she disappeared, only to reappear on a billionaire’s arm. He’d not taken her for a gold digger. He tried but couldn’t stay away from her. He had his own dark secret, and if she discovered it, she’d flee.
Something kept drawing her back, even when she learned he was of enemy blood. To make matters worse, he wasn’t just any old bloodline; he was royalty. Her siblings worried she was heading for a trap, and rightfully so. But he’d saved her, she argued, and they couldn’t deny that. Not until she was nearly captured, and he was taken.
The enemy had been watching the whole time and had sprung their own trap. Now she had to decide: was their love real, or had she been played? Was he truly her mate, or was it false? If disease were set loose, the planet would die. What exactly would she risk to save the one who might be her fated mate?