Bryn and Sinjin Books in Order

Abandoned by her tribe, warrior Bryn becomes a prisoner of her twin sister Jolie, Queen of the Underworld. Placed in vampire Sinjin Sinclair's care, she struggles between loyalty to her people and attraction to a creature she despises.

Bryn's affection for her twin sister Jolie challenges everything her people taught her about the Underworld. After sabotaging an attack on Jolie, she returns to her tribe, only to discover that loyalty does not guarantee her freedom.

Bryn dreams that Kinloch Kirk is destroyed and everyone she loves has died, then fears the nightmare is a warning. The arrival of familiar stranger Dureau Chevalier further complicates her feelings for vampire Sinjin as danger approaches.

Bryn struggles with feelings for vampire Sinjin and Dureau, the man who has appeared in her dreams since childhood. Meanwhile, a suspected traitor in her sister's court threatens Kinloch Kirk and undermines efforts to confront their enemy Luce.

Bryn rescues a wolf-girl who reveals enemy Luce's latest atrocities and his plans for Bryn. Back at Kinloch Kirk, Dureau's sister Audrey takes an interest in Sinjin, adding romantic uncertainty to the threat of another confrontation.

After an attack on Queen Jolie's court, Bryn leads Sinjin, Dureau, and Damek on a search for the enemy stronghold. Guided only by a dream vision, they enter a land of fae magic where passage carries dangerous conditions.

Bryn is pregnant, but Sinjin insists that vampires cannot father children. Seeking help from the Luce tribe through dreams, Bryn and Dureau attempt to strengthen Jolie's court, only to find their plan taking an unexpected turn.

Bryn can no longer sense her unborn baby's emotions, while Sinjin travels to Africa to investigate a threat. A magical attack on Kinloch Kirk raises suspicions about the Daywalkers, leaving the court uncertain whom to trust.

When their daughter is taken by a Fir Darrig, Bryn and Sinjin must enter the Unseelie realm to find her. They gather companions for a rescue that brings them into a dangerous world of faery politics.