Back Demonic Descension
Chapters (83)
  1. Demonic Descension
  2. Preface
  3. Pronunciations
  4. 1. Malice
  5. Malice
  6. 2. Dagny
  7. Dagny
  8. 3. Kaebl
  9. Kaebl
  10. 4. Dagny
  11. Dagny
  12. 5. Malice
  13. Malice
  14. 6. Dagny
  15. Dagny
  16. 7. Cyprien
  17. Cyprien
  18. 8. Dagny
  19. Dagny
  20. 9. Malice
  21. Malice
  22. 10. Kaebl
  23. Kaebl
  24. 11. Dagny
  25. Dagny
  26. 12. Kaebl
  27. Kaebl
  28. 13. Lir
  29. Lir
  30. 14. Fenryr
  31. Fenryr
  32. 15. Malice
  33. Malice
  34. 16. Dagny
  35. Dagny
  36. 17. Kaebl
  37. Kaebl
  38. 18. Dagny
  39. Dagny
  40. 19. Cyprien
  41. Cyprien
  42. 20. Dagny
  43. Dagny
  44. 21. Malice
  45. Malice
  46. 22. Roark
  47. Roark
  48. 23. Fenryr
  49. Fenryr
  50. 24. Dagny
  51. Dagny
  52. 25. Kaebl
  53. Kaebl
  54. 26. Dagny
  55. Dagny
  56. 27. Malice
  57. Malice
  58. 28. Kaebl
  59. Kaebl
  60. 29. Dagny
  61. Dagny
  62. 30. Malice
  63. Malice
  64. 31. Fenryr
  65. Fenryr
  66. 32. Dagny
  67. Dagny
  68. 33. Malice
  69. Malice
  70. 34. Dagny
  71. Dagny
  72. 35. Abaddon
  73. Abaddon
  74. 36. Dagny
  75. Dagny
  76. 37. Dagny
  77. Dagny
  78. 38. Malice
  79. Malice
  80. Dagny
  81. Acknowledgments
  82. About the Author
  83. Also by Mindy Paige

That is, until a rustle sounds in the distance. 

My spine snaps upright as I turn my head side to side, the hair on the back of my neck rising as I search the shadows for the origin of that noise. It couldn’t be Mor… could it?

I push to a stand, using the trunk of the welwig at my back for balance. I wait for the familiars to crowd around me, to protect me from the danger lurking just outside—but instead of that, all six of them scurry into the forest, leaving me to fend for myself.

Before I move to investigate, a pair of powerful arms wraps around my middle, sweeping me off my feet and dragging me up past the canopy into the open sky. I lean my head back with a full-bellied laugh, the sound lost to the violent wind whipping around my face, stinging my cheeks and bringing tears to my eyes.

As we soar higher into the atmosphere, I look over my shoulder to find Kaebl staring down at me, his canines lengthening and golden eyes swirling with hunger.

I found you. His grip tightens, and a small whimper pours from my lips as his claws pierce my skin. You left bed, his wicked voice whispers into my mind. We weren’t done with you, little one. Not even close

“I was just getting some air,” I whisper, my core pulsing with a heat only my mate can elicit. “I was…”

“Thinking you’d get a little break?” Cyprien glides into view, his powerful wings beating the air and keeping him aloft as he closes the distance between us. “You can’t be done already.”

Heat travels up my neck as I worry my lip, images of this morning flashing through my mind like a slideshow. My eyes shift to the side, anxiety pricking the back of my neck at the look of hunger in Cyprien’s glowing yellow eyes.

It’s springtime in The Far Place, and though the change of season doesn’t seem to affect the climate, it’s clearly impacted my mates’ appetite. I’m still so sore from last night’s escapades, and when I woke up this morning and realized my mates were sound asleep, I admit I did sneak away to have a little break from their constant, ravenous hunger.

I can hear your thoughts, little one. Kaebl’s arm tightens around my abdomen as he slides his other hand down, his claws shredding through my bodysuit and letting it fall to the canopy below. You can’t ever get away from us, Dagny. You belong to us, just as we do you.