Family and Reflection is Book 3 in The Sleepless City series.
It’s also Lucas and Declan’s story, and gets into more of the uneasy truce between werewolves and vampires, and one of the reasons why werewolves have been taught that getting together with a vampire is not a good idea. The mystery part of the series ramps up still further in this book too, as more of the players enter the fray.
In this world the Supernatural Council is made up of a triad – 3 humans, 3 werewolves, and 3 vampires. You don’t want these guys to have you in their sights…
It was also fun seeing the characters from previous books through Lucas and Declan’s perspective, especially given the long history these guys have. Lucas, in particular, is a lot of fun to write, and he and Declan not only have a very different relationship dynamic being a werewolf and vampire, but because of their personalities too.
• Paranormal Romance/Urban Fantasy
• Vampire/Werewolf
• Soulmates
• Found Family
• #mmromance
When a rebel werewolf and a vampire thief fall in love, only one thing is certain—trouble.
For as long as Lucas Coate can remember, werewolves have been taught to mistrust vampires. Lucas is an exception—he has close friends who are vampires. The werewolf pack in Boggslake—and their leader, Jacob Coate—have made it clear that Lucas’s association with vampires is barely tolerated, and another transgression will be his last. When Lucas finds out about the plague of werewolf deaths in the area, he wants to help even though his own life may already be in danger.
Declan has been away from Boggslake for ten years, but he isn’t surprised to learn that the internal politics of the Supernatural Council haven’t changed for the better. When a series of burglaries hit close to home soon after he arrives, Declan—a vampire and professional thief—is their prime suspect, although for once, he isn’t responsible. With the council keeping secrets, no one is safe. Time is running out, and for Lucas and Declan, everything is about to change.
Authors Note: This story was originally released by another publisher. This edition has been re-edited.
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