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The suspense and adventure continues in this second book of the The Devereaux Chronicles. This time, the brothers find themselves stranded at a rustic ski lodge just as an epic snowstorm hits.That situation works out well for Scott, who is trying to reconnect with an old flame. But he soon realizes that there is little time for romance when their chances of even surviving the storm are dwindling rapidly.A mysterious bootlegger is operating out of the lodge and wants the brothers out of his way, permanently. And while trying to learn his identity before that can happen, their true nemesis arrives.Bigfoot, a beast that is stronger, smarter and more dangerous than any they've dealt with before. And this time it's personal and the creature will not stop hunting the Devereaux brothers until it gets its retribution.

In this first book of the Devereaux Chronicles, we meet Emma Draper, whose life is about to change in every way imaginable.Moving with her husband and children to a new home is just the beginning. The supernatural occurrences in the old house begin on the very first day, but the reality of the situation takes time for Emma to understand and accept. Her sanity is challenged when she cannot convince her husband that these eerie happenings are actually taking place and Emma even begins to doubt them herself, until the danger becomes very real and her children's lives are now at stake.Emma's love and loyalty are tested as her relationship with her husband continues to disintegrate and she is left to handle the dangerous situation on her own.Even more trouble comes her way when two brothers arrive to help her get rid of the dangerous entities that have taken over her home.Emma must find the courage and resolve within herself to join them as they do battle with the ghosts and demons. But, if they succeed in surviving the evil residing in the house and are able to make it safe once again, will Emma be able to disregard the feelings she now has for one of the brothers and put her children first, giving up her own happiness in return?

The Black Ghost Dog, Harbinger of Doom, is wreaking havoc at the annual Hunter's Gathering. This third book in the Devereaux Chronicles involves more danger and intrigue than they've had to take on to date. The brothers know that there is always bound to be trouble when a large group of supernatural hunters get together for their annual Gathering, but they have no way of anticipating the extent of adversity waiting for them.The Gathering is supposed to be a time to catch up with old friends and say good-bye to fallen comrades. But this year is different, with some of the attendees harboring an animosity which borders on hatred. In addition, the mysterious black ghost dog has made an appearance. The creature has set its sights on several specific individuals, including Scott Devereaux. One by one, the hunters that see the black dog are having misfortune fall on them, whether through serious, sometimes deadly, accidents or obscure illnesses. Emma and Tim find themselves racing against time to try and figure out who is controlling the hellhound, but even if they succeed, will they be able to stop the culprit before it's too late for Scott and the other hunters?

In this third installment of the Knights Are Forever series, romance, danger and drama are on the horizon for the Wyndym family.Beorn Wyndym is more than ready to don his armour and pick up his broadsword once again, this time to help protect the Pope from King Henry V.Taking on his enemies, barely surviving a brutal winter storm while crossing the English channel, facing treachery and death at every turn, Beorn is up for whatever challenge is thrown his way.Until that challenge comes in the form of a beautiful gypsy that completely enchants and captivates him. Struggling to deny his feelings for her, Beorn finds himself fighting a losing battle where she is concerned.If he survives his adversaries, will Beorn have the courage to let the spirited gypsy into his heart? Or will he turn her away and settle for a life that is as barren and bleak as the winter landscape that surrounds them?