The Immortal World Series by Shannon A. Hiner

The Sight has run in Millicent Gifford’s bloodline for hundreds of generations, passed on in secret as far back as memory can reach. Blessed with an extraordinarily powerful Sight, Millie has more control than most seers, making it easier to hide it from her fellow humans. But Millie’s Sight is on the fritz. Uncontrollable visions of a vicious attack on a city won’t leave her alone and she’s terrified she won’t be able to hide her Sight much longer... moreThe Sight has run in Millicent Gifford’s bloodline for hundreds of generations, passed on in secret as far back as memory can reach. Blessed with an extraordinarily powerful Sight, Millie has more control than most seers, making it easier to hide it from her fellow humans. But Millie’s Sight is on the fritz. Uncontrollable visions of a vicious attack on a city won’t leave her alone and she’s terrified she won’t be able to hide her Sight much longer. When the visions only intensify Millie decides to intervene, even though her Sight indicates the victims may not be entirely human. She only planned on a quick trip: Warn the immortals and be home in time to walk her parents’ dog. She never counted on the vampires, the charming Mikael Rsykamp, or being faced with a much more difficult dilemma: After delivering her message, how could she ever go home? less

Hadrian Catane never wrote a law he couldn’t keep. Until now. Hadrian’s Laws are very clear on vampire-human interaction: No human can know of the immortals’ existence; those who do must die. Aubrianna Pennington only wanted a quick drive to clear her head. She would have been home for dinner if it wasn’t for the accident. In the dark and the rain, an angel comes for her, but not to take her to the afterlife. Drawn by crippling pain to a scene of destruction, Hadrian finds Aubri dying... moreHadrian Catane never wrote a law he couldn’t keep. Until now. Hadrian’s Laws are very clear on vampire-human interaction: No human can know of the immortals’ existence; those who do must die. Aubrianna Pennington only wanted a quick drive to clear her head. She would have been home for dinner if it wasn’t for the accident. In the dark and the rain, an angel comes for her, but not to take her to the afterlife. Drawn by crippling pain to a scene of destruction, Hadrian finds Aubri dying. The mysterious bond that connects them allows Hadrian to feel all of her agony. As she slips closer to death, it’s impossible to know if she’ll take him with. Forced to act on instinct, he chooses to save her. Unrest stirs within the vampire hierarchy. With werewolf attacks on the rise, all eyes are on Hadrian as the leader of the Immortal World. His realm is on the brink of civil war and the last thing Hadrian needs is to show any weakness, but in keeping Aubri alive he may end up breaking every single one of his Laws. less

She doesn’t believe in the fantastic. Bree O’Quinn’s life is a strict schedule of college courses, work, and research. The only thing that matters is earning her degree with top marks and going on to cure diseases. She doesn’t have time for distractions. And an attractive young man who’s studying science, has impeccable manners, and seems interested in her? Too good to be true. He is the fantastic... moreShe doesn’t believe in the fantastic. Bree O’Quinn’s life is a strict schedule of college courses, work, and research. The only thing that matters is earning her degree with top marks and going on to cure diseases. She doesn’t have time for distractions. And an attractive young man who’s studying science, has impeccable manners, and seems interested in her? Too good to be true. He is the fantastic. Errin Kaye has made his entire immortal life about helping others, and his medical practice has grown over the decades to serve immortals of all species. Lately, his work has put him on the radar of some deadly people, and being his friend isn’t as safe as it once was. What is magic anyway, but that which hasn’t been explained yet? Though he’s always tried to stay on his leader’s good side, Errin is no stranger to bending Hadrian’s Laws when it suits him. What’s one more transgression in favor of Bree’s warmth and humanity? But this time, he’s not just gambling with his own life, and when the vampire leader finds out, Bree and Errin face an ultimatum from Hadrian. Is what’s between them love or mere fascination? Is it worth risking everything for? Is it worth dying for? less

She's Risqueen.Celeste was never meant to be a vampire. She never wanted to die, or be undead, or drink blood. And the vampire who turned her, Angela Estrada, certainly didn’t want her either. Celeste has never been a fan of Angela's cynical overly religious ways and she's spent two whole centuries asking the same question: Why her?He's Fraccas. Tanner is in a bind... moreShe's Risqueen.Celeste was never meant to be a vampire. She never wanted to die, or be undead, or drink blood. And the vampire who turned her, Angela Estrada, certainly didn’t want her either. Celeste has never been a fan of Angela's cynical overly religious ways and she's spent two whole centuries asking the same question: Why her?He's Fraccas. Tanner is in a bind. Even as Second in Command to the Fraccas clan, he's never been completely on board with the leader’s view of the world and their place in it. Now there's a strong likelihood that Ignatius is looking for a way to replace Tanner. Permanently. Sworn Enemies. Until . . .Eyes meet across a crowded ballroom. The world stops. And then starts spinning again…in the opposite direction. Moving them toward each other when everything about who—and whose— they are is designed to keep them apart.When your world won't let you have the one thing you desire most, what other choice is there than to burn it down and build a new one? less