Little Red

Nina Grace has worn a hundred faces and kept none of them. Abandoned before she could read and handed back by every family since, she built a crew out of Atlanta's other discarded supernaturals—and a reputation as the most gifted thief the city has never caught. She has two rules: never the discarded, only the comfortable. And she sheds no blood.

Now she has a target worth breaking both for. The Savage Court pack cast her out before she was old enough to remember their faces. So she'll take theirs—starting with the enforcer whose five-hundred-year record is about to become Nina's confession.

Katerina Volchkova has buried the pack's oldest secrets for centuries. One of them has just come home wearing her face. Framed for the murder of a guest under her own protection—the one crime no wolf survives—she cannot run, cannot fight, and cannot clear her name without revealing what she gave up to keep a newborn alive.

But someone has been editing Nina's work. A hunter who wears faces better than she does, and who has waited a very long time for the pack to look the other way.