The Orphic Guild doesn't just buy occult treasures. Sometimes it steals them.
Shadow and Gabe are finding their feet in the world of occult hunting, and it suits them perfectly. Shadow has centuries of fey cunning and absolutely no moral objections to breaking and entering. Gabe and his six Nephilim brothers have skills that make most enemies deeply regret their life choices.
But when Harlan Beckett sends Shadow in to steal an ancient map, she's not alone. Someone else is after the same thing — and they're just as good at taking what doesn't belong to them.
The map is the first piece of the Trinity of the Seeker: three objects that together reveal a hidden temple and the means to speak directly to angels. For their mysterious client, it's an obsession. For Gabe, it's something far more personal — a possible way to reach the father he has never stopped searching for.
The trouble is, the Order of Lilith wants the Trinity too. And they have no intention of playing fair.
Neither does Shadow.
The second book in the White Haven Hunters series delivers the same razor-sharp wit and relentless action fans loved in Book One — with the stakes cranked considerably higher.
