Resilient, kickass, and decided, Aislinn’s walled herself off from whatever might make her feel again. Until a wolf picks her for a bond mate and a Celtic god rises out of story to state her for his own.

Aislinn Lenear lost her anthropologist dad saturated in the Bolivian Andes. Her mom, crazy with grief that muted her magic, was marched right into a radioactive vortex by dark creatures. Three years later, stripped of each illusion that ever comforted her, twenty-two year old Aislinn is usually about Earth’s Requiem: Dystopian Urban Illusion one resilient, kickass woman with a take no prisoners attitude. In a world turned upside down, where virtually nothing at all familiar is remaining, she’s conscripted to battle the dark gods responsible for her father’s loss of life. Battling evil on her behalf own conditions, Aislinn wall space herself faraway from whatever might make her feel again with this compelling dystopian metropolitan fantasy.

Fionn MacCumhaill, Celtic god of wisdom, security, and divination has been laying low since the dark gods stormed Globe. He and his fellow Celts decided to wait them out. After all, three years is nothing compared to their long lives. On a clear winter day time, Aislinn strolls into his life and all of a sudden all wagers are off. Awed by her courage, he stakes his state to her also to an Globe he’s willing to fight for.

Aislinn’s not so easily convinced. Fionn’s one beautiful man, but she has a world to save. Emotional entanglements will only enter her way. Allowing a wolf into her life was hard. Allowing love in-may well prove impossible.