Jack Nightmare is a cop by day and an angel by night -- keeping the peace in both worlds. He is perfectly happy, even though many in the underworld are not. An angel should be sworn enemies of a werewolf, not take one as his lover. But when it’s right, it’s right. And TV theme music composer Callum is right for Jack.<br><br>It is challenging enough to fight for the good cause on all fronts, but then Jack gets pregnant, and that really complicates matters. And that’s not even taking into account Jack’s hormones running amok or his bizarre food cravings. Will it be a boy or a girl, an angel or a werewolf?

Twilight Family

“Jeremy was right,” the gang leader hissed loud enough for all to hear. “The angel lies down with one of us.”


Another boy, bulky but small, spat in Callum’s direction. “Traitor!”


It wasn’t the first time they’d been verbally attacked, and Jack knew it wouldn’t be the last. An angel and a werewolf being friends was bad enough for some; but being lovers was an affront on a whole new level. There were boundaries that were not to be overstepped, boundaries that were held sacred since the beginning of creation—the Light and the Dark were not to mix. Enemies had to stay enemies, the balance needed to stay even. Angels were not to show mercy with dark ones, werewolves were not to stray from their bloodthirsty paths.


Chapter 4