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Coles Black Night Falls: The Court, #4 at Bayshore Shopping Centre in Ottawa, ON
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Oakland Jones is no stranger to tough times. He spent the last five years just getting by, taking care of his sister Juni, with help from his ride-or-die Makayla. When the three of them tripped into the world of The Court, suddenly his life became full of possibilities. College, new friends, Magic, and maybe even a harmless crush on an aristocratic leader. But catching the eye of another member of The Court; is it all more than he can handle?
Beckett Lewis is a dark horse even among the shadowy world of The Court. He knows what he wants though. From the moment he met them, he knew. Nothing is going to stop him from having what fate has decided is his. Not Oakland's shyness. Not a stubborn Count. Not even the things he doesn't know about himself.
The Count is the Boss of the Court, and Elric Black has long used his responsibility to his Family as both a goal and a shield. As feelings start to stir, passions he thought long dead rise to the surface, dragging old ghosts with them. Can the stern protector juggle new relationships, his role as the Count, and a villain hiding in the wings?
When The Monster becomes a threat to the whole Court, will they lose everything they've fought for? Or will they find a strength inside themselves, and together, that they never knew they could?
Return to the fictional city of Norwesur, Virginia, in the fourth book of The Court series. These books are stand-alone Romances with their own HEAs but it's advised to read them in order for the overarching world-building.
Black Night Falls is an 105,000+ word Urban Fantasy with a shadowy Mafia twist.
Oakland Jones is no stranger to tough times. He spent the last five years just getting by, taking care of his sister Juni, with help from his ride-or-die Makayla. When the three of them tripped into the world of The Court, suddenly his life became full of possibilities. College, new friends, Magic, and maybe even a harmless crush on an aristocratic leader. But catching the eye of another member of The Court; is it all more than he can handle?
Beckett Lewis is a dark horse even among the shadowy world of The Court. He knows what he wants though. From the moment he met them, he knew. Nothing is going to stop him from having what fate has decided is his. Not Oakland's shyness. Not a stubborn Count. Not even the things he doesn't know about himself.
The Count is the Boss of the Court, and Elric Black has long used his responsibility to his Family as both a goal and a shield. As feelings start to stir, passions he thought long dead rise to the surface, dragging old ghosts with them. Can the stern protector juggle new relationships, his role as the Count, and a villain hiding in the wings?
When The Monster becomes a threat to the whole Court, will they lose everything they've fought for? Or will they find a strength inside themselves, and together, that they never knew they could?
Return to the fictional city of Norwesur, Virginia, in the fourth book of The Court series. These books are stand-alone Romances with their own HEAs but it's advised to read them in order for the overarching world-building.
Black Night Falls is an 105,000+ word Urban Fantasy with a shadowy Mafia twist.
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