Quinn took another drink. “After meeting you,” Quinn said. “Getting a feel for you personally, your business instincts, seeing your taste, what’s important to you, I’m not just intrigued. I’m a believer. Davie told me I’d be impressed. I didn’t expect to be. I think he undersold you.” “Oh, thank y

“I can see to that,” Quinn said. “At some point, I may send people your way to interview for jobs,” Thea said. “People who have recently joined my pack. If they aren’t a good fit, I’ll understand. I want the bar to run well, and they may not have the confidence. I want to build them up, but that’s

It was a magnificent production of beautiful masterpieces. It started with Danse Macabre by Saint Saëns, followed by Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue, then Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade. The final piece before intermission was Tchaikovsky’s Capriccio Italien. It was so moving, so expressive. Conri and T

The triplets felt the cold spot where Thea should have been. “Thea!” Conri yelled out. “Where are you?” No one responded. Something was on the ground beyond the foot of the bed, growling violently. The door burst open, and four Delta team members rushed in. Garrin turned on the light when he ent

“Just repeat everything I say, Thea,” the voice inside her head said. “Fine,” Thea thought to the voice. The voice started talking. “My wolf could sense bad people wanted to take our magic,” Thea said out loud. “The only way to hide it was to leave. That way, when the bad people came for me, all