She unmade a door to save one world. Now a man is unmaking all of them — and he is coming home to her.Cartographer Saldara Dossen drew a dying city back into being with her own two hands. She married the ruler she saved. She thought the war was over.It was only the first door.The knock returns — three slow taps on a wall that has none — and beneath it slides a map: a world she has never walked, rendered in a hand she knows as well as her own. It isn't a warning. It's a...

She came for the cheap rent. She stayed because Viktor Wright already knew her name, because the city needed saving, and because six-foot-four ancient vampire kings who say twelve words a day and leave books outside your door are apparently her specific problem.Isabela Torrez is a broke folklore PhD with nowhere else to go and entirely too many questions. The gothic mansion has one rule. She breaks it on night one and keeps breaking it until the whole underground is on fire.

Six weeks ago, Eimee Vasari walked into a room in Rome and took apart the treaty that had governed her bloodline for thirty years. Now she has a terrace on the Ligurian coast, a garden she planted with her own hands, and the one man the family sent to collect her, who crossed a continent to bring her in and stayed for something he still does not have the words for.It should have been over.Then an old lawyer in Zurich makes a phone call about a woman who drowned twenty-three...