Of Blackened Blood

Death keeps circling the narrator, and enemies press in from every side, intent on tearing apart the new life she has built. She is no longer alone this time. She has the men she loves and a circle of newer friends she trusts, and those bonds are tightening.

The demons and nightmares of her past are returning all the same. They strike at her and at the people close to her, and they work from shadow, so each attack raises more questions than it settles. Blackened blades, strange marks and the power in her own blood are all part of the puzzle.

She means to master each of them and get the answers she needs. Once she does, she intends to make her enemies pay for what they have done, in blood.

This is the third book in a paranormal why-choose series, so the heroine has more than one love interest and the earlier volumes come first. The narration is first person, and the tone is dark and menacing, with danger close at hand throughout. It contains adult themes and content that some readers may find upsetting.