Patrick Collins is a Special Agent with the Supernatural Operations Agency — a government division handling crimes in the hidden preternatural world that runs parallel to mundane New York City. Three years into the job, the gods call in a debt Patrick has owed since the 30 Days War, a supernatural conflict that left his soul permanently marked. Hunting a missing immortal amid demon-led ritual murders, Patrick crosses paths with Jonothon de Vere: a werewolf alpha without a pack, gorgeous, dangerous, and inexplicably tied to Patrick by the Fates.

Patrick Collins is a brilliant, self-destructive ex-soldier who has learned to function alone because trusting anyone has always cost him. His gruffness is armor, his competence is survival, and beneath both is a man who wants to be known more than he wants anything else in the world. Watching him slowly allow Jono — and then their pack — to know him is the emotional spine of the entire series.

Across 7 books, Patrick and Jono's partnership evolves from wary attraction into a soulbound bond that reshapes both of their identities and the entire New York City supernatural power structure. They build a god pack from scratch, broker alliances with fae and vampires and gods, fight off the Dominion Sect's escalating campaigns, and ultimately face a reckoning that forces Patrick to surrender every lie he has lived behind. The series is about chosen family, the cost of belonging, and what it means to pay your debts honestly.