Humans are inferior. A scourge on the Fae and on the magic passed down to them by angels millennia ago. Keen won't add to the half-breed problem that threatens his people's existence by giving in to his attraction to Reese. Reese can't stand Keen. He criticizes her clothing, won't answer a straight question, and is too handsome for her peace of mind. Her entire life, Reese has been pegged for a shallow, ditzy blond. She won't take the stereotype from the arrogant Fae too. But when her life is threatened, Reese sees a side of Keen that is protective and dangerously seductive. And she wonders what else lies beneath the soldier's hard exterior. The Fae realm's battle for power forces Keen to make a choice: