Dmitry Duskin is the political and strategic mastermind of the Hadden Coven. He operates out of Harrisburg, the State Capitol, instead of the Coven HQ in Pittsburgh, keeping tabs on the changing winds and shifting sands of the political landscape and making sure Nik Hadden and his Coven always get the best end of the deal. These are skills he crafted over many decades in the Imperial Courts of his native Russia. He likes to play the game and makes no apologies for how he has lived his life. When a crisis brings him back home to Pittsburgh for the first time in months, he finds a place much changed since his last visit. Beloveds have been found and new paranormals now call the Coven home. The biggest shock of all comes in the form of a little omega wolf who works in the kitchens of the Imperial Club. Their first meeting doesn’t go as planned and Dmitry finds himself having to literally fight for his mate. There is angst and needling doubts dogging this fated pair and when events demand Dmitry return to Harrisburg he wonders if their bond can survive at all. Dmitry has to trust in fate and he has to trust in love.

Jack Lakatos feels blessed to call the Hadden Coven home. He has a job, a home, and a support system to call his own. Jack knows how quickly circumstances can change and he doesn’t intend on forgetting that. Watching everyone around him find their mate and forever love has Jack wondering when fate will smile on him and in what form this love will take. What Jack wasn’t expecting was the Coven’s infamous playboy Dmitry Duskin to waltz into his life. Jack knows that Dmitry is his mate and he is terrified of the prospect. Jack nearly lost his wolf after years of physical and emotional abuse and Jack doesn’t think his wolf could survive rejection. How could a worldly and sophisticated man like Dmitry ever love him? Can Dmitry convince Jack that their love is real? Can he soothe Jack’s doubts and prove himself?

Love is blind and Love is dangerous. The Coven is under threat and more than one couple will be caught in the crossfire.