The Children Of The Gods Paranormal Romance Series by I. T. Lucas

"Suspense meets romance. Imagination meets gifted writer. Readers meet a story so creative you won't (can't!) put it down. The fun of reading this stunning series CONTINUES!!! I highly recommend this and ALL the books in this amazing series......unlike anything you've read before.""This is the only series that has kept me coming back through 43 books. They still keep me on the edge of my seat, swiping page after page until I finish the book in one sitting... more"Suspense meets romance. Imagination meets gifted writer. Readers meet a story so creative you won't (can't!) put it down. The fun of reading this stunning series CONTINUES!!! I highly recommend this and ALL the books in this amazing series......unlike anything you've read before.""This is the only series that has kept me coming back through 43 books. They still keep me on the edge of my seat, swiping page after page until I finish the book in one sitting. Then I sit back and yell "NO" because it ended too soon! IT Lucas is my hero." "Excellent writer! Well now I read all 43 books and have pre-ordered #44. Storyline is great, characters are awesome. Highly recommend this author."------The winds of change blowing over the village demand hard choices. For better or worse, Kian's decisions will alter the trajectory of the clan's future, and he is not ready to take the plunge. But as Edna and Rufsur's plight gains widespread support, his resistance slowly erodes. less

Absolution.
David had given and received it. 
The few short hours since he'd emerged from the coma had felt incredible. He'd finally been free of the guilt and pain, and for the first time since Jonah's death, he had felt truly happy and optimistic about the future.
He'd survived the transition into immortality, had been accepted into the clan, and was about to marry the most wonderful woman on the face of the planet, his true love mate, his salvation, his everything... moreAbsolution.
David had given and received it. 
The few short hours since he'd emerged from the coma had felt incredible. He'd finally been free of the guilt and pain, and for the first time since Jonah's death, he had felt truly happy and optimistic about the future.
He'd survived the transition into immortality, had been accepted into the clan, and was about to marry the most wonderful woman on the face of the planet, his true love mate, his salvation, his everything.
What could have possibly gone wrong?
Just about everything. 
The last thing David had expected when he called home with the happy news about his and Sari's upcoming nuptials was to find out that his mother and her husband were missing. 
He'd already lost his brother and father. Why was fate so cruel to him? Hadn't he suffered enough? less