Elementals: Water, Earth, Fire and Air are only the beginning. Elementals support everything from Darkness to Time, secretly maintaining the processes of nature. Only now the Elementals are nearly extinct. Two years ago, the Air House released a plague that killed ninety percent of them. With their society in chaos and so many of their kind dead, they can’t find their Phase-Matches; the other halves of themselves. Without Matches they can’t have any more children and without the Elementals, the world will end. Again.Cross: Cross, of the Shadow House nearly triggered an apocalypse once before. The last of the Shadow Elementals, the weight of all the Darkness in the universe has fallen on his shoulders. The crushing power of it should have killed him long ago and he would have welcomed an end to the pain. Except, Cross knows his Match is out there. The woman he’s dreamed of forever. He’ll do whatever it takes to find her…even go to the human realm.Nia: Elemental laws forbid mixing with the humans, but Nia, of the Water House isn’t a woman who gives up easily. Nia and her ragtag group of “rebels” believe a small town in Florida holds the secrets to their survival. They head there looking for answers, but everything’s going wrong. Other Elementals are out for their blood, human technology is sort of baffling, and now the cops are closing in. When Cross arrives, Nia knows he’s her Match. Unfortunately, he’s teetering on the edge of crazy and refusing to touch her, because he thinks his powers are dangerous. It’s up to Nia to convince him they’re meant to be, stage a jailbreak, and evade the bad guys.Oh, and save the universe.

Maid Marion has a chance to redo her life. Ten years ago she was sent to the Wicked Ugly and Bad Prison for murdering the Sheriff of Nottingham. One small problem: She didn’t do it! Now, magic is sending the former Good girl back in time to set things right. Marion’s embraced her Badness, this time around. She’ll get revenge on her selfish ex-boyfriend, Robin Hood, make Nottingham pay for all the ways they screwed her over, and save the handsome, gargoyle sheriff from his real killer. …And while she’s at it, she’ll seduce that brooding man and claim her real happily ever after!

Elementals: Water, Earth, Fire and Air are only the beginning. Elementals support everything from Darkness to Time, secretly maintaining the processes of nature. Only now the Elementals are nearly extinct. Two years ago, the Air House released a plague that killed ninety percent of them. With their society in chaos and so many of their kind dead, they can’t find their Phase-Matches; the other halves of themselves. Without Matches they can’t have any more children and without the Elementals, the world will end. Again. Sullivan: Sullivan Pryce is human. Mostly. Big, scarred and suspicious of everyone, he has no idea that his grandfather was one of the most respected Elementals who ever lived. The surly Police Chief’s unique DNA means women are pouring out of the cosmos to try and court him. Most of them wind up in Sullivan’s jail, awaiting psych evaluations and bail hearings. All he wants for Christmas is to get rid of this “Cult” of insane stalkers. Except, he can’t stop thinking about one of them: Teja, the most beautiful weirdo he’s ever seen. No matter how crazy she is, Sullivan can’t get Teja out of his mind. And not just because her gangster family has kidnapped him. Teja: Notorious for their wild ideas on romance and mafia movie lifestyle, the Fire House is feared throughout the Elemental realm. But, tossing the universe’s most eligible bachelor into a dungeon is crazy even for them. Teja, of the Fire and Cold Houses is horrified by her zany relatives’ actions. She knows that Sullivan is her Match and that’s the last thing she wants. For two years, Teja has been frozen inside. Having Sullivan in such close proximity threatens to melt the protective layer of ice inside her heart. Being around Sullivan soon has Teja feeling far too much. For instance, anger that he isn’t beheading the parade of home wrecking women trying to seduce him away. And desire when she gazes at his warrior’s face. And confusion that Sullivan seems to have far more powers than a mostly-human guy should possess. …And fear, because someone is targeting the Fire Phases. Her family is being framed for a terrible crime. As the rest of the Elementals turn on the Fire House, Sullivan and Teja are about to be caught right in the middle of the fight.

No doubt about it, Adeline Mulhaney’s “Glamping Retreat” in Yellowstone National Park is the worst vacation ever. The campfire sing-alongs are bad enough, but when an earthquake strikes and she hits her head, things get even worse. Addy is somehow transported sixteen hundred years into the future. Only instead of the flying cars that Hollywood predicted, this future is filled with buffalo-sized lizards and laser-gun showdowns in the streets. The icky locals might be content to worship the ruins of Mount Rushmore and fight bands of mutant Outlanders, but Addy is going home. Returning to the twenty-first century won’t be easy, but she has a plan. The handsomest cowboy in this Wild West nightmare just happens to have superpowers and he’s eager to lend her a hand. Sort of. Cade Westin isn’t sure what to think when the strange redhead wanders into his saloon. Addy speaks in an antiquated language, wears bizarre clothes, and keeps asking for something called “coffee.” The woman is crazy. But Addy’s also the only person in town who doesn’t ostracize him for his Voltyn heritage. Descended from genetically-engineered soldiers, Cade’s people are feared and hated by the humans. Addy doesn’t seem to know that, though. Soon, she’s moving into one of the rooms above his bar and whipping his screwed-up brothers into shape. And driving him crazy with her bright smiles. …And getting him chased by an angry posse. Against his better judgment, Cade agrees to help Adeline find her way back to this mysterious “Why ‘o Ming” place. But, when Addy’s knowledge of the past puts her life in danger, not even wild Ghaa beasts can stop Cade from riding to the rescue. He isn’t sure where the little lunatic comes from, but deep down he knows that she only belongs with him.