Fall of the Forsaken: War of the Brotherhood

Some wars begin the moment he chooses her.

The Brotherhood turned Anna Walker into a weapon. Escaping them should have set her free.
It didn’t.

Now her dream-walking is awakening again—violent, invasive, and impossible to control. The nightmares leave blood in her mouth, bruises on her skin, and the horrifying sense that someone is reaching for her from the other side.

Kincade knows how to protect what’s his. He can lock down Walker Manor, station guards at every entrance, and kill anything that crosses the line. But this threat doesn’t come through the gates. It comes for Anna in the dark, through the part of her the Brotherhood already broke once.

And Kincade is running out of ways to save her without turning her into a prisoner.

When Sebastian Crane makes his move, Kincade must open the door to the darkness that forged him and become the very thing he swore he’d never be again.

Because if the Brotherhood wants Anna back, they’ll have to come through him first.

And Kincade will burn them to the ground before he lets her go.