Gata; Odin's Daughters of Light. A Lite Faerie Tale, #5

Kataliná never believed in her magic. But the ancient bloodlines don't care about skepticism. As far as Kat was concerned, the old family stories about a magical lineage stretching back to Celtic times were pure myth. Being completely estranged from her mother's side of the family only made her crave a normal, quiet life even more. So, when she gets a sudden call from her cousin Midna, Kat laughs it off.
Fairies? Royals? Magic? Absolutely not. But then Midna materializes right in front of her-accompanied by her fierce husband, Prince Kailen-and drops an ancient prophecy about the legendary Daughters of Light. Kat thinks they've both lost their minds. Then Midna presses a heavy, ancient talisman into her palm. A violent, explosive surge of raw, dormant power slams into Kat's body, shattering her human reality.
As her vision goes dark and she collapses to the floor, her very last thought isn't about the magic or the prophecy. It's about the devastatingly handsome stranger with the mesmerizing grey eyes standing in the shadows. Rangoua walked away from the Seventh Realm centuries ago, and he has absolutely zero desire to ever go back. After watching the dark corruption twist Cliodna into a monster, he became deeply cynical where women were concerned-whether they were Fae or human.
Rangoua doesn't do love, and he definitely doesn't do entanglements. To him, women are good for one thing only, and he has too many battles to fight to waste time on a heart. That is, until he sees Kat. The moment their paths cross, the ancient magic in her blood calls out to the darkness in his soul. Rangoua's carefully constructed walls are about to be blown to pieces by a stubborn human girl who didn't even know she had a crown-and the cynical warrior is about to find out that fate always gets the last laugh. For a full list of content levels, please visit the author's official website.