Mortal Danger
by Eileen Wilks

Former homicide cop Lily Yu has a lot on her plate. There's her sister's wedding, a missing magical staff with unknown powers, and her grandmother's sudden decision to visit the old country just when Lily could use a little advice. Maybe she should turn to the man she's involved with, but for all the passion that flares between them, she doesn't really know Rule Turner. Yet she's tied to him for life, both of them caught in an unbreakable mate bond.

That Rule is a werewolf, prince of his people, only complicates matters.

Now an agent in a special unit of the FBI's Magical Crimes Division, Lily's job is to hunt down Harlowe, a charismatic cult leader bent on bringing an ancient evil into the world. But what Lily doesn't realize is that Harlowe has set a trap—for her. And then the unthinkable happens.

In the blink of any eye Lily's world divides and collides, and she is thrust into a new and frightening reality. Her only hope will be to trust Rule—and herself—or Lily will be lost forever...

Other Books by Eileen Wilks

Mind Magic
A Novel of the Lupi #12

Human Error
A Novella of the Lupi

Human Nature
A Novella of the Lupi

Unbinding
A Novel of the Lupi #11

Ritual Magic
A Novel of the Lupi #10

Mortal Ties
A Novel of the Lupi #9

Inhuman

Originally Human

Tied With a Bow

Death Magic
A Novel of the Lupi #8

Blood Challenge
A Novel of the Lupi #7

Blood Magic
A Novel of the Lupi #6

Inked

Mortal Sins
The World of the Lupi #5

Night Season
The World of the Lupi #4

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Eileen Wilks' Bio

Eileen Wilks is the NYT best-selling author of over thirty books and novellas, including her World of the Lupi series. A multiple RITA finalist and recipient of a Romantic Times Career Achievement Award, she’s currently hard at work on the tenth book in the series, RITUAL MAGIC.

Eileen came to writing the usual way: by reading compulsively and daydreaming a lot. She likes quilting, dark matter, chocolate, books on brain science, yoga (even though she's not good at it), and painting things—walls, boxes, furniture, floors, even canvases sometimes . . . but not the cats. The cats do not wish to be painted.