Dying Innocence (Dying Dreams Book 2)

Blood. Violence. Pain. Liza hates the dreams she has of death, but it’s her job, now. She’s saving people and putting killers behind bars. During the day, though, she’s starting to have cravings she can’t explain. She wants to cause pain, she wants to taste blood, and she wants to wreak havoc. She suspects the cravings come from her dark elf side, but she doesn’t know how to control them. She’s afraid she’s going to hurt someone she loves and truly become the monster she feels growing inside.

Agent Rice can feel Liza slipping away from him, but he doesn’t know what to do about it. He suspects she still hates the bond that pulls them together, and nothing he can say will change that, no matter how much he loves her and the bond that brought them together. Missing werewolf families and a new quota at work, which requires him to bring in unregistered fae, keep him and Liza busy enough to ignore the problems in their relationship. Until Rice finds out she’s been keeping secrets from him. Secrets that could destroy them both.