Warning: For Mature Adult Audiences.  Contains language and actions some may deem offensive.  MF.    In book one of the Vampire Lords: Marlee Hicks decided that it was time to step out on her own and what better way than a vacation in the lush lands of Ireland.  Loving the scenery and food, she soon relaxes and enjoys everything Ireland has to offer.  Until the one night trouble follows her; however, she doesn’t realize the most sinful of troubles has yet to step out of the shadows.    Sin Donovan is the Vampire Lord of Ireland and loves everything that comes with that title.  Lately he has become restless, until he meets a spitfire of a woman on holiday.  He finds an instant connection with her, and the way she seems to draw attention everywhere she goes, he isn't the only one.  The difference between him and the others, Sin wants to protect while the others want to destroy.    When another vampire threatens to take over Sin’s territory, it is up to him and a select few vampires to defend and defeat this unknown threat.  With the enemy near, can Marlee stay out of trouble or will Sin lose the one thing he desires more than his own life and territory?  

She’s Caith Morningstar: bar owner, leather wearer, shoe worshipper, werewolf, Orlando’s resident ass kicker and… Satan’s niece.In the tween—between On High and Hell—Caith has three rules: order, secrecy, and if you can’t manage that at least have a little discretion. Wait, make that four: no one screws with Caith or her stuff. Orlando—land of that famous mouse—is her home and people are either gonna get in line or get the fuc- heck out.Except someone didn’t get that memo. Or, they have a death wish. Either way, she’s gonna bust out her bat and smash some heads. She’s got zombies demolishing her home, vamps chasing her, and on top of the normal violence in her life, she’s quickly falling for an angel. Satan’s niece and a goody-two-shoes angel! And don’t even get her started on corralling her five fathers while trying to keep them from interfering with her life.Caith can handle the blood, gore, and frustration, but can she deal with the pain of loving the angel Samkiel? Probably not, but she’s gonna try anyway.