Sin & Surrender (Demigods of San Francisco, #6)

by K.F. Breene

My job is just that—a job. You are my family. I will always choose you first.”

Watch out, magical world. Here comes the pajama-wearing Soul Stealer with her overgrown white cats.

I hadn’t wanted to be the bloody cat lady in the first place, and now they were invited to exclusive, posh parties instead of my human companions.

That was the great thing about a pack of misfits. They didn’t care about the right protocol, only about doing what was necessary.

“Anyone who is blessed enough to know love will never be poor.”

we didn’t get to choose what we survived, just how we survived.

“There is goodness and badness in us all. You are mostly good, however. You are a shining light in this muddy magical world.

you didn’t give up. You turned to your guiding light. You turned to goodness.

It is your goodness, with a splash of sin, that does your magic justice.

Apparently I had a type, and that type was of the sea.

You saved one, cheapskate over there elevated one, and I’ll have my turn. I choose her.”

“I’ve always hated rules. So. Let’s see how much I can meddle before Zeus sticks his big nose in again, shall we?

She might not be magical, but she knew in her soul that she belonged with these magical people.

And one day, when she was old enough to manage it, she’d find that wicked fae who turned her hot and cold, and she’d teach him a lesson for endangering her family.