Serpent's Lair - Love Conquers Terror, #5

Daisy Fieldhouse wanted an alpha male of her own. It was hard to admit that she was jealous of what her friend Tonya had. A man who knew how to control her life, worship her body, and make her submit. Of course, it helped that Tonya's man was an Alpha of his werewolf pack, built like a tank, and tall as a mountain. Yes, it was weird after all that she had gone through in life she still needed that extra security blanket.
What she wasn't expecting was four powerful men, all who had clans of their own, claiming to be her mate. Boy the fates must have been drunk when they did that. Maverick Price, a vampire king and dragon shifter, was a true master, not only to his vampire kingdom, but also in his BDSM club. By opening this club, Maverick believed he would finally find his true blood mate, that she would just walk into his lair and submit her body and soul to him.
What he wasn't expecting was Archer Morgan, Levi Ice, and Jackson Paulson also to be his. Three of most powerful men, could they all come together to protect their heart and those that depended on them? Each knew what they had to prepare for. The Goddess of Vampires, Empusa, had personally warned them about the war between good and evil. Packs were gathering. Small ones moving to the larger ones for protection.
Lux, Liam, and Otis worked nonstop to organize the packs around the world for the gathering darkness settling around them. All the while, Lux and his mates were determined to keep their mate Amber's life as normal as possible during her third trimester of pregnancy. Her nightmare past a distant memory. With their pack finally settling down, the men in Amber's life waited for the leaders of other species to contact them, each playing an important part in the upcoming fight of good against evil.
Lux had met Maverick Price once before. His power was equal to his own, and he'd earned his respect. Knowing Maverick and his mates were on his way to them. Lux only hoped their journey would be a quiet one-but knowing the enemy, he doubted it.