The Claiming (The Demon's Claim Part 1)

He came to collect her soul. He left with a hole in his chest.

Raven's ex didn't just cheat. He cursed her on the way out, and now something
is in her dreams. Cold eyes. A sharp smile. A voice that names its price out loud:
thirty days, then her soul.

Kael has done this thousands of times. Show up, get worshipped or feared,
collect. Raven does neither. She looks straight at what he is and asks what he
wants for himself, and nobody has ever asked him that. It ruins him.

So he haunts her sleep and her apartment, crowding the edges of every day. She
pushes back each time, and each time it costs her more, because wanting him back is
the one thing she will not say until she can say it on her own terms. What she
finally hands him is everything except the thing he was sent for.

Then he breaks the oldest law Hell has. He puts his seed in a mortal woman.
Exile follows. So does Lilith, the demoness who always assumed Kael was hers, and
who steals the broken contract on her way out the door.

Book one closes with the couple intact and the world on fire. Start here.

What's in it: a monster hero whose true form will turn your stomach, stalking that
stays on the right side of consent because she keeps choosing him, a thirty-day soul
contract neither of them can cut, and a touch-her-and-die demon who picks her over
Hell itself.

THE CLAIMING is book one of The Demon's Claim, a three-book dark demon romance
told in dual first person, present tense, at full heat. 98,000 words. Each book
lands the relationship and the plot runs on. The trilogy ends happy. That is a
promise.

For readers of H.D. Carlton and Katee Robert who want their romantasy darker.

18+ only. Stalking, dubcon and CNC, captivity and dream invasion, body horror,
pregnancy and seed themes, graphic sex and violence, kidnapping, death.