Description:

Kelly’s family has beaten her nearly to death, yanked her fangs and discarded her in West Virginia - a buffer zone between two contentious vampire families. It’s impossible for a vampire to survive in exile, especially without fangs. Desperate, Kelly will do anything to convince her family to take her back.

Jaq’s werewolf pack calls West Virginia their territory. They keep it that way by killing every vampire that crosses the border from either side. When she finds a vampire abandoned and dying, she throws caution to the winds and nurses her back to health. Now Jaq’s in the difficult position of keeping Kelly safe from her own pack until the vampire is allowed back into her family.

But the vampire factions are on the warpath, and the werewolf territories are smack in the middle. Both Jaq and Kelly must make allies of old enemies to protect what’s theirs and to carve out a family that's more than blood.

A Reading Order for all the Imp Series and Imp World Novels

Imp (a prequel novella)
A Suburban Summoning (short story)
A Demon Bound (Imp 1)
Satan’s Sword (Imp 2)
No Man’s Land (Jaq and Kelly’s story)
Elven Blood (Imp 3)
Devil’s Paw (Imp 4)
Imp Forsaken (Imp 5)
Stolen Souls (Nyalla’s story)
Demons of Desire (Half-breed 1)
Angel of Chaos (Imp 6)
Three Wishes (Dar’s story)
Sins of the Flesh (Half-breed 2)
Kingdom of Lies (Imp 7)
The Naughty List (short story)
Northern Lights (Rafi’s story)
Juneau to Kenai (Northern Wolves 1)
Exodus (Imp 8)
Liberation (Short story – Nyalla)
Cornucopia (Half-breed 3)
RumpleIMPskin (short story)
Far From Center (Gabe’s story)
Unholy Pleasures (Half-Breed 4)
Rogue (Northern Wolves 2)
Winter Fae (Northern Wolves 3)
Bad Seed (Northern Wolves 4)
City of Lust (Half-breed 5)
Queen of the Damned (Imp 9)
Penance (Uriel’s story)
The Morning Star (Imp 10)
Down the Chimney (Imp X-mas novella) **

About the Author

Debra Dunbar primarily writes dark fantasy, but has been known to put her pen to paranormal romance, young adult fiction, and urban fantasy on occasion. She lives on a farm in the northeast section of the United States with her husband, three boys, and a Noah’s ark of four legged family members. When she can sneak out, she likes to jog and ride her horse, Treasure. Treasure, on the other hand, would prefer Debra stay on the ground and feed him apples. Connect with Debra Dunbar on Facebook at DebraDunbarAuthor, on Twitter @Debra_Dunbar, or at her websitehttp://debradunbar.com