Carson Connor’s final story. The Stonebrood Clan is back: Savage, bloodthirsty gargoyles brought back to life by the demon Azazel before he was destroyed by demon hunter Natalia Grey and her now-husband, Carson Connors. The gargoyles that killed her father…The gargoyles she swore to destroy. When the Clan lures the other hunters away and Tally is nearly killed in an assault the could only have been meant for her, she must face the possibility that the hunters have been betrayed by one of their own. With each passing holiday, the Clan grows bolder. The noose grows tighter. And the hunters become the hunted. Reader Advisory: This book contains a sex scene that uses frank language and imagery. This is a novella length story (about 80 pages long), and is best read after the first two books in the series, to avoid spoilers. This is Book 2.1 in The Stonebrood Saga: 1.0: Carson’s Night 2.0: Beauty’s Beasts 2.1: Harvest of Holidays* 2.2: Unbearable* 3.0: Sabrina’s Clan 3.1: Pay the Ferryman* 3.5: Hearts of Stone (Series Boxed Set) A Vampire Menage Gargoyle Urban Fantasy Romance [*A Stony Stories tale: Short stories featuring the characters and situations from the Stonebrood Saga] ___ Praise for Harvest of Holidays I was fascinated with the snapshot of Carson's and Tally's life around the time of Riley's birth...would love to read more!! Ms.Posey has done this painful deed for a reason-trust me its worth this short pain to read the saga.

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