IMMORTAL'S HONOR by Rebecca Zanetti

Years ago Vampire-Demon Sam Kyllwood went through a secret ceremony to protect his niece Hope Kayres-Kyllwood when she was but an infant. Now the Keeper has developed a rather dangerous ability to make things catch on fire or even explode. It is good that he is about to meet his IMMORTAL'S HONOR to help him get things under control. Or will she make it worse?

Honor McDovall has always known that she is different, but she hides it well as a Homeland Security interrogator. When she meets Sam, she is sure he is one of the deadliest men she has ever met. She might not be positive he isn't a danger to the country - but she is sure he is very dangerous to her heart. In a blink of an eye, she becomes engulfed in a world that cannot exist, but she knows does. In this new reality, there are vampires, demons, shifters - oh my. If she survives - she might find out she isn't going crazy after all.

IMMORTAL'S HONOR takes readers back into the Dark Protectors world, with angry bears, Kings of all kinds who are not happy with what is going on around them, the Seven and a look at a teenage Hope, crazy Kurjan generals and of course, Urlic is doing his best to get out of prison. Just another day in this amazing world. There are a number of twists and turns readers face, as we look deeper into the happenings to some of the past characters, Paxton, Drake, Bear and Nessa, the whole Grizzly Motorcycle Club and Garrett Kayrs - who is running wild and trying to find his mate.

IMMORTAL'S HONOR is Sam and Honor's story and it is an amazing ride. When we first meet her she is planning to break an engagement (I laughed out loud when she already misses the ring) and leave town for a new life. Her "gifts" have gotten stronger and she needs time to figure out if she is going crazy or just needs to work on handling these gifts. She is no wimp, she knows how to handle a gun and herself in danger, but the new world she finds herself a part of has her wondering if maybe being crazy was real. Sam is up to his neck in trouble but something about Honor draws him, he knows she is his - even if the mating mark doesn't show up, but he is torn about having her in his life as he is the "Keeper" - a name he thinks is really stupid by the way. When the adventure begins he knows the only ending is together - if they survive the fires, explosions, kurjans, the kings, the bears - you get the idea.

Explosions, secret ceremonies, danger, intrigue, betrayal, dreamworlds, a romance that will knock you out of your seat, and a group of beings that seem so real you want to see more of them. All of this is what you will find - and much more - when you read IMMORTAL'S HONOR.

From award-winning author Rebecca Zanetti comes the newest wildly thrilling Dark Protectors novel with an immortal hero to die for. First comes danger . . .When Vampire-Demon Sam Kyllwood discovers he’s the keeper of some mysterious circle, he laughs it off. When he finds out that his younger brother is supposed to fight to the death in said circle, he snaps right to furious. And that’s before he starts uncontrollably making things explode —it turns out it’s never too late to develop deadly new immortal abilities. But even those explosions are nothing compared to what happens when he tries to handle a very suspicious, brilliant and beyond sexy human female whose piercing eyes ignite a heat that rages deliciously outside even his unbreakable control… Then comes desire . . .Honor McDovall is one of the best interrogators Homeland Security has ever had. But no matter how well she appears to fit in, her mystical gifts are slowly driving her mad. She doesn't understand them, she doesn't want them, but for now, she'll use them to detect and defeat danger until she completely loses her mind. Unfortunately, her job brings her face to face with the deadliest man she's ever met—and she senses Sam is even more gifted than she is. Yet once they kiss, she realizes he's also more dangerous than the enemies suddenly coming from every direction. Good thing they both like to play with fire . . .