LOGINThe sky bled red for seventeen minutes. When it stopped, every woman on earth was dead. Except her. Calanthe Barnaby crawls through the ruins with a murdered child still leaving her body and a city full of men who are no longer human. The Crimson Veil has turned the survivors into predators. They can smell the last living woman from miles away, and they are coming. Then a wolf takes her. Alpha Emmerick does not ask or negotiate. He calls her mate, carries her into enemy territory, and swears he will never claim a human… while his body and his beast demand exactly that. He is only the beginning. Two more monsters have already caught her scent. A Vampire Lord. A Dragon Lord. Ancient enemies who have hated each other for centuries. Now they will burn the world down for the right to own the last woman left breathing. She is the last cunt standing. And every nightmare still walking wants to ruin her.
View MoreThe moment I remembered what I'd been thinking, I slapped my own cheek. The sound echoed through the bathroom, and water splashed into my eyes.Was I insane? That man was a snake. Not human. And if all this madness wasn't some sort of strange unexplainable situation, what business did I have getting involved with monsters? I had enough problems already. Why was my mind going back to his face, his mouth, and the way his body had moved? I squeezed my eyes shut, hoping to get the image out of my head, but that only brought back the thought I'd had on the island.Oh, my God. What the fuck was wrong with me?I had a baby to think about. That was more important than entertaining thoughts about a snake man. I hadn't experienced any of the usual pregnancy symptoms in a while. No sickness, no unusual tiredness beyond what I'd been through since Rafe hit me. Was that normal? Had I been so caught up in everything happening around me that I hadn't paid attention to my own body? On the snake isla
I dropped the remote onto the couch.The plastic tapped against the cushion, the only sound I made. My knee still ached from the work I'd done on the wound, a dull throb that worsened whenever I shifted my leg. I pushed myself up anyway. The voices I'd heard while half-asleep were still in my head. They had been real; someone had been speaking. If people were out here, I needed to find them. I had to ask where the hell this ship was. Talking to them was the only way I was going to get answers.I limped out of the living room and into the passage leading to the open deck. My injured leg dragged with each step. The air outside had a chill to it and smelled of salt, while the ocean sounded louder, waves striking the hull in a regular rhythm. I stepped fully onto the deck and stopped.There was no one on the deck, which stretched out in front of me, pale under the open sky. I saw no bodies or blood, and nothing suggested anyone had been out here recently. I turned toward the railing, the
The pain in my knee woke me, and when I looked down, blood had soaked through the bandage and spread across the sheet under my leg. I stared at it, trying to understand why the pain had grown so much worse. Then I pushed myself upright with both hands, trying not to move the injured leg. My arms trembled as I peeled back the bandage. The skin around the cut was swollen and red, with darker patches and yellowish fluid mixed into the blood. A foul smell rose from the wound, making me pull my head away. I had to look again, though. I couldn't pretend I hadn't seen it. This was bad, and I didn't need a medical degree to know that. The first-aid kit was all I had. There was no clinic on this ship, and there wasn't a soul around to help me. I'd have to clean the wound again, properly this time. Leaving it like this wasn't an option.Getting to my feet was worse than I'd expected. As soon as my foot touched the floor, pain ran from my knee into my hip, and my vision blurred at the sides. I
My shout echoed off the hull, but no footsteps sounded, no door opened, and nobody called out. I shouted again, louder, and my voice cracked at the end. The echo faded into the sound of the waves. I balanced on one leg, blood running down the other, and had to accept that the ship was empty. No one was going to step out and help me. It was just me, my injured knee, and an empty ship.I found a ladder fixed to the side. The rungs were cold under my palms, and I climbed with my good leg doing most of the work, hauling the injured one up after it. Bending my knee sent pain through my leg, forcing me to pause each time. Once I was on the deck, I dropped onto my hands and knees and stayed there while I caught my breath. I heard no voices or footsteps inside. I pushed myself upright and went in.The passageway was clean, the lights worked, and I saw no signs of damage. I made my way down it with one hand against the wall, my injured leg dragging behind me. I opened the first door I passed


















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