In this Dark Fantasy and Paranormal Romance series of stories, you’ll meet a cast of broken, but loveable witches, werewolves, and other Immortals trying their best to save the world.

A warlock king on a mission to defeat an ancient enemy, supernatural beings who can't seem to straighten out their love lives, and the secrets that bond them all...

Mistreated all his life and forced to climb the ranks under a ruthless dictator, the warlock Daniel Darke believes a brighter tomorrow lies beyond his world. So when he's visited by a beautiful woman in a vision, he follows her through a portal to a supernatural land.

Despite being one of Earth's most dreaded warlocks, when Daniel arrives in the City by the Sea, he is welcomed as a trusted friend and protector. But as soon as he comes face to face with the woman of his dreams, memories of other lifetimes come rushing back to him as his powers begin to multiply.

With all the memories and visions of things to come laid out before him like the pages of a book, the Darke King readies for the return of an ancient enemy. However, it is a man from his wife's past that he needs to be on alert for.

The Broken immortals Series

　　The kicked-up pebbles Thorin stirred with his boots bounced along the dirt path, and he puffed out his cheeks before he turned to Haldir. “So, tell me that all the stories about Daniel Darke aren’t true. Tell me we’re not strolling directly into a slaughterhouse. I mean, he can’t be all that bad, right?”


　　A sneaky smirk rose on the side of his mouth that Thorin couldn’t see as he pulled on his straps and stared down the path. “Daniel can be quite a scary man when he’s properly provoked.”


　　His eyes followed the sinking feeling in his gut as Thorin groaned at the Viking’s vagueness. “He was kind to Imara, though. I mean, he was quite interested in bringing us all here.”


　　The immortal human’s reddish-blonde brows furrowed as he shook his head and glanced over at Thorin. “Daniel is amassing an army. He’ll want Ben to join him, no doubt, but I don’t recall him asking for a retired lecturer.”


Chapter 74