Lucien — Wren McCabe

In book two of the Brotherhood: Lucien Dazaraski, leader of the vampires, bumped into a human female and couldn't believe the powerful lust he felt for her or how badly he craved a taste of her. She had to be his mate. When he found out Najha Mills was really Najha Mills-Andreiko, the daughter of the leader of the lycans, Thorn Andreiko, Lucien felt betrayed. With the law established many years ago that stated no lycan and vampire could never mate, Lucien and Najha race against time to figure out why the law was created in the first place. What choice did they have when death came to any who broke the law? And if they can find the answers to the origin of the law -- will it benefit the lycans and vampires -- or separate them more?