The Wheel of Fortune,

They say making a deal with a shadow witch is a bad idea. Turns out, they were right.I thought rescuing Valerian would be straightforward-find the artifact the Raven Witch wants, trade it for the vampire who risked everything to save me, and get the hell out of the shadow realm. Simple, right?Wrong.Because now I've bargained away a piece of my soul, accidentally pulled my naked mother and her equally naked warrior boyfriend into a hell dimension, and discovered that the "simple artifact" I'm after could literally destroy both the mortal and shadow worlds.Oh, and did I mention the Raven Witch is Valerian's psychotic ex who's been torturing him for weeks? Or that her equally powerful sister-the Eternal Queen-has been imprisoned in her own fortress, waiting for someone stupid enough (me) to free her?Luke-my patient, devastatingly gorgeous guide through this supernatural nightmare-keeps warning me that Valerian can't be trusted. But here's the thing: Luke won't tell me his own secrets, won't let me past the walls he's built around himself, even as every heated glance and almost-kiss makes it clear there's something explosive between us. And now he's risking everything to help me save the one man he desperately wants me to abandon.With my heart pulled between two impossibly complicated men, the fate of both realms resting on my ability to trust myself, and time running out, I'm learning that the hardest part of being a Daughter of the Moon isn't the magic or the monsters.It's knowing which future to choose when the Wheel of Fortune shows you multiple paths-and only one leads to salvation.One thing's for sure: nothing will ever be the same.