The Wolf's Call (Book 1)
The darkness in the corner behind my desk deepens—bends, not just light, but space itself—and then a shape steps effortlessly out of it.
Malakai.
He’s dressed impeccably in baby pink silk, the color an ironic contrast to his inherent darkness, his dark hair perfectly tied up in a half ponytail, his smile maddeningly serene and unnervingly perfect.
If I didn’t know the cold, murderous truth about him, I’d genuinely mistake him for a fallen angel.
“Well, well, well,” he purrs, his voice a low, musical drawl that sends shivers down my spine. “To what profound pleasure do I owe this little visit? Miss me already, little hybrid?”
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