Cronus Society Series by Rhea Watson

Cronus Society: a shadow organization operating in the grey between humanity and the secret supernatural world. To some, Cronus is a monster. To others, it’s the only defense against a paranormal apocalypse. All my life, I just wanted to be normal.Not sick. Not broken.Normal.And I tried my best. No matter how crappy I feel, I’ve always been an expert at grin real wide and bear it. I landed my first job at Cronus thanks to a stellar GPA, not Dad’s rank within the organization... moreCronus Society: a shadow organization operating in the grey between humanity and the secret supernatural world. To some, Cronus is a monster. To others, it’s the only defense against a paranormal apocalypse. All my life, I just wanted to be normal.Not sick. Not broken.Normal.And I tried my best. No matter how crappy I feel, I’ve always been an expert at grin real wide and bear it. I landed my first job at Cronus thanks to a stellar GPA, not Dad’s rank within the organization. I did the grunt work, paid my dues, and never, ever complained. Three years later, I earned my spot in the intake department, processing all things supernatural when they arrive at headquarters. These days, I love my job. I’m good. Respected. Unflappable, even.Then three shades fall in my lap. Arawn, Draco, and Balor…They gleefully terrorize other intake officers from their containment cells, but when I go in alone, they purr like kittens. One word and these monsters become men so hauntingly beautiful, so dark and deadly, and so, so irresistible it hurts.They claim to know me.They claim to love me.But demons lie. I don’t buy it for a second—Until they kidnap me and drag me into the shadows, hellbent on proving that the worst lie of all… is the one I’ve been living. Bride of Shadows is a standalone reverse harem romance set in the Cronus Society universe. It’s a low-anxiety, romantic, gothic romance told exclusively from the heroine’s POV. It features insta-love (from the harem) and no cliffhangers. Books in this series can be read in any order. less

Cronus Society: a shadow organization operating in the grey between humanity and the secret supernatural world. To some, Cronus is a monster. To others, it’s the only defense against a paranormal apocalypse. In the prison of a possessed soul, he finds me.In a field of blood, they hunt me.Bastian, Daemon, and Hannibal…Once the golden boys of the Silver Plains, the angels I desired in secret are now fallen soldiers in Lucifer’s legion.Dark, dangerous, and hungry—for me... moreCronus Society: a shadow organization operating in the grey between humanity and the secret supernatural world. To some, Cronus is a monster. To others, it’s the only defense against a paranormal apocalypse. In the prison of a possessed soul, he finds me.In a field of blood, they hunt me.Bastian, Daemon, and Hannibal…Once the golden boys of the Silver Plains, the angels I desired in secret are now fallen soldiers in Lucifer’s legion.Dark, dangerous, and hungry—for me.Treaties be damned, they kidnap me from the secret society blackmailing me for my gifts, and they won’t release me until I accept that while I loved them from afar a lifetime ago, they loved me too.That I have always been the missing piece of their heart bond.Me. Once an angel of no importance, too cowardly to fight.Me—an angel no more.We strike a deal. We owe it to ourselves to explore what fate foretold.The time was wrong back then.But now?Trapped in the vast wastes of Hell, scheming fallen and demons aplenty, with three chances for my scarred princes to woo me…Well, now might not be the right time either, no matter how our hearts burn to bond.Kiss of Death is a standalone Why Choose romance set in the Cronus Society universe. It is a comfort read, aka low anxiety with heroes who worship their beloved, and is told exclusively from the heroine’s POV. It features the It’s Always Been You trope, which can feel a bit like insta-love, and no cliffhangers. Books in this series can be read in any order. Please heed the warnings listed at the start of the book. less