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When Bishop rescues Beth, a woman beaten half to death by sex traffickers, he learns the dirty Roulette MC are connected. Ready to judge these land demons, he lures them into the swamp with an illegal arms deal, planning to hide every last one until they give up their guilty.

Using his gift of seeing, Revelator, Bishop, and Lesion set out with only blades and vengeance to rescue the woman he loves from the demons of her past. And maybe even theirs.

Sahvrin Bishop—aka "The Eveque" is taking a wife. Bayou Code allows her to choose to either serve as his right hand in The Twelve or become his domestic goddess at home. He isn't allowed to sway her choice but nothing stops him from causing one or the other hard to make.

Dropped off in the swamps as a baby, Revelator is found by an old woman who raises him to become the Moses of the Bayou. He works with The Bishops, using his gifts to protect the swamp from invisible threats, while another darkness forces him into a life of celibacy to protect others. He meets another gifted woman who sets him free, but living free doesn't come easy for The Revelator.

Atlas, Augustine, Harlow, Pain, Kult, My brother calls us his Dark Legionnaire. "A got-damn gift sent by the hand of God to keep my streets free of reprobate riff-raff." But being one soldier with five beautiful minds qualified us as textbook insane. Whatever. Augustine says sanity is overrated. He's our resident saint. Keeps the walls of our souls shiny and clean. Me and Harlow keep our a$$es off death row by covering Kult and Pain's ruthless tracks. Life was simple as it could get until that night we caught a Butterfly while on a job. Augustine was the one who captured her.

Jeremiah Poe isn't just any character in the Realm of Fiction; he is the Muse Rider, written with special powers that allow him to touch the minds of other Scribblers and change the outcome of people's lives. Poe learns that ancient codes are being broken in his realm and that his Scribbler may be in danger. He has no choice but to reverse the eightfold way and go to Earth to find her. But when he arrives, he's astonished to learn two things: His Scribbler isn't a he, but a she, and she knew nothing of his existence or about his entire fictional world Octava.