Rescuing their missing third was supposed to be the difficult part. But Jesse Madding and Gideon Keel are learning their work is only beginning.<br><br>One month after her return to her normal life, Emma Coolidge seems to be healthy and well-adjusted from the time she spent captive in a hell dimension. Every night, though, reveals the depths of her trauma. She doesn't dream; she sleepwalks. When Gideon catches her unconsciously searching for a book about dimensional magic, he knows that it's time to put an end to her torment.<br><br>But Emma isn't the only who can't seem to adjust. Jesse doesn't know how to handle his new powers when he's with Emma. Gideon fears that neither of his lovers need him at all anymore. And always, there's the fear Castelain will return to seize Emma, the prize she has already claimed as her own.

The Price of His Redemption

“Come here.” He went to the couch and sat down, leaving ample room next to him for Jesse to sit. “We need to talk about Emma’s sleepwalking.”


Jesse settled beside him, crossing one knee over the other. “Did you mention it to her while you were out?”


“No. I thought with everything else that happened today, her head wouldn’t be in the right place to discuss it. I think we should probably wait a day or two before bringing it up.”


“Yeah. I agree that her head isn’t in the right place. I talked to Michelle about it today. She agrees that Emma is in danger of hurting herself if we don’t stop it soon.”


Gideon frowned. “You talked to Michelle? Did you tell her what happened last night, or just give her the general idea?”


“I told her that Emma had the tendency to sleepwalk, but last night she went directly for a book about dimensional magic. I don’t really believe in coincidences anymore.”


Chapter 18