Separated by blood. Bound by a curse. Together, they must learn to survive.Valeria doesn't want to lead the Shadow Wolves; she just wants her family alive and her wolf mate back. The others doubt her leadership. Hell, even she doubts her leadership. When human boy, Drew, begs for help, she does the unthinkable and brings him to her pack.Can she keep him safe from the rival Red Wolves and their ruthless leader, Diego?McKenzie wasn't supposed to be the witch queen. She's supposed to be at college having the time of her life. Now, not only is she forced to deal with the violent werewolves who have claimed war on humans, but she also has to find a way to end the curse that her predecessor set in motion. Even if it means making a deal with the notorious vampire prince-their longtime enemy.If the rumors of his bloodlust are true, why can't she stop the forbidden feelings growing between them?In post-apocalyptic Savannah, everyone has an expiration date. Everyone is a threat. Forced to grow up too fast, these supernatural teens are figuring it all out as they go: leadership, love, and who they can trust.Can Valeria and McKenzie restore peace in their crumbled city, or will the curse claim them too?Order is book one of a suspenseful post-apocalyptic paranormal series filled with magic, danger, and forbidden romances. Best described as Originals/Vampire Diaries with a tiny dose of The Walking Dead or The 100. The books are meant to be read in order and contain mild language, violence, and mid-level steam/suggestiveness suitable for older YA readers. R. L. Medina was born in the Amazon, adopted, and raised in the US. At age six, she vowed to hate reading forever. That hate quickly turned to love (or obsession) and by age eight she was filling every notebook she owned (or found in her mother's office) with her own stories. Now a mother herself, she juggles her time between a semi-feral five-year-old and all the quirky, diverse characters that demand her attention. When she's not exploring all the Sci-Fi and Fantasy worlds in her head, she enjoys life with her family in Florida
