Winter Solstice Mates

Ivy works in a coffee shop and believes she is completely ordinary. On the Winter Solstice she is kidnapped by the supernatural underworld and placed on an auction block, sold to the highest bidder among the monsters who run the shadows. But five beings — a dragon shifter, a vampire, a goblin chief, a wizard, and a Fae King — scent something in her that makes them refuse the auction entirely, striking a bargain to share her one week each. The demons who profit from trafficking demand payment, and the truth is bigger than any of them expected: Ivy is not human at all.

Ivy begins naive and overwhelmed but grows steadily more capable and self-aware as her true nature emerges. She is warm and resilient — the series does not reduce her to a passive prize, though the reverse-harem structure keeps the spotlight moving across her multiple mates. The FMC's transformation from helpless captive to someone who would fight a demon prince is the spine of the trilogy.

Across three books, Ivy moves from traumatized captive to a woman discovering her own supernatural nature, forming deep bonds with each of her five mates while the demon underworld closes in to reclaim her. The final book escalates to supernatural war when Hell itself enters the picture, and Ivy must claim her full power to protect those she loves.