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​Flesh and blood, You, brother mine, that entertain'd ambition, expell'd
remorse and nature. . . I do forgive thee. Unnatural though thou art.
Shakespeare

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The Tarot warns Maren that death is coming. It doesn't tell her which Harper will die.

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When Cyrus’s estranged brother Darius arrives at his Texas ranch with his wife and infant daughter, he brings old grudges, dangerous secrets—and an enemy determined to settle the score.

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Then Maren sees the Bendith y Mamau moving through the darkness along the river. At their heels prowl the cŵn annwn, ghostly hounds with blood-red ears and mirrored eyes. Harbingers of death.

 

The omens are real. And someone close to Maren and Cyrus has been marked.

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As violence closes in, Alexander Filippidis’s war enters a new phase, turning family, loyalty, and love into weapons—and old grudges into vulnerabilities.​

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Maren knows someone is going to die. The question is how far Cyrus will go to save the brother he has never entirely forgiven.

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