Berkley Sensation romance

Kidnapped by the emperor’s soldiers, Juliet Fyne and her sister, Isadora, begin the long journey to Arthes. They do not know Sophie’s fate, nor can they be sure of their own. Long before they reach the emperor, Juliet is kidnapped by a large, brutish man who insists that she is his. His mate, the woman who will be his wife. Juliet has no intentions of being any man’s wife. Her psychic abilities are triggered by touch, and she cannot imagine being intimate with a man. Ryn has waited a long time to claim his bride, and he is willing to be patient with Juliet as they travel to The City, home to the Anwyn shifters. But before they arrive, he suspects that his bride-to-be has secrets of her own, secrets that could destroy his simple dreams.

For three nights, Sophie Fyne has dreamed of a man with green eyes. She understands very well what that means; the man who will father her child is coming to her. When she finds Kane Varden sleeping by the pond where she swims on each warm morning, she realizes he is the one, and she wastes no time in claiming him. Kane is a rebel, running from the pain of loss, and wounded still from an ambush that left his fellow soldiers dead. In a stupor he believes the angel who comes to him to be a dream, and he leaves the pond a different man. A lucky man who remembers nothing of his past pain. Until he returns to Sophie and the good luck she blessed him with disappears and the pain of his losses returns with a vengeance. When their child is kidnapped, he swears to save the baby—and his Angel. But between Sophie and Kane’s happiness lies treachery, dark magic, jealousy, and a prophecy that promises to take Kane’s life if he is loved by a Fyne witch.

It's Inspector Adrian Philips's job to keep the peace between humans and demons in Avvar. Part demon, part human, he's hated by both sides. But when he meets Roxanne, a fellow outcast, he finds in her everything his soul needs--and his body yearns for. The question is, will the exquisite pleasure they find together be worth the dangerous wrath of their enemies?