The Incubus Agenda

The Book

Brody Lennox and Nicholas Tarrant

When Nicholas Tarrant sees a broken and bloody Brody Lennox dragged into the Werewolf Coalition he has to decide. Stay under cover or help the incubus live. His decision is simple.

Nicholas Tarrant has worked hard for his position on the Werewolf Coalition. Having access to whatever is happening inside the Coalition is important to the Underground and he's good at blending in.

Brody Lennox is sent to Glitnir to broker talks of peace but is dragged broken and bloody into the Council chambers. Ludvik wants him killed as a traitor.

Can Nicholas save Brody? Or is Brody too broken to be saved?

Supernatural Bounty Hunters Series

Book 1 - The Vampire Contract
Book 2 - The Guilty Werewolf
Book 3 - The Warlock's Secret
Book 4 - The Demon's Blood
Book 5 - The Incubus Agenda
Book 6 - The Third Kingdom

Supernatural Bounty Hunters - Character Sheet *Thanks Josie*

Reviews

Literary Nymphs Reviews - 4/5 - "....RJ Scott continues to create fascinating as well as enjoyable installments to this series...."
Dark Diva Reviews - 4/5 - "....The cast of returning characters from the series include Joseph, Levi , Micah , and Reuben, as well as many others. The Incubus Agenda (Supernatural Bounty Hunters 5) is a wonderful book to spend the afternoon reading...."

Sensual Reads - 4.5/5 - "....Exciting, fast paced and filled with surprises, pick up The Incubus Agenda and be prepared to learn a bit more about the Underground and quite a bit of past history. RJ Scott has once again captured the reader and keeps us coming back for more. This is one author who has become a must buy author...."

Excerpt

Brody:
Next time he woke he could see colours. Not much, just a chink of that same lemon, and gold, and he didn’t want to think what they meant. Instead he reached up a shaky hand and pressed it to Nick’s and held on tight. The flow of compassion and sadness, of anger and fear, was addictive, the taste of it like a fall day. He was stronger, his chest tightening then releasing in time with his heart. He could feel the bones knit and buzz of life was noisy in his ears. He had to stop, to pull back before he went too far. I could overdose on Nick. He’d never tasted anything like this shifter’s life force. Each little part he took meant the magic around Nick grew weaker.

“Is that enough?” Nick asked, as Brody dropped his grip on Nick’s hand.

“For the moment,” he answered.

Nick traced the blood on his arms and nodded. “Your arms are clear,” then he gently touched Brody’s face, “but your skin here is still scarred.”

They sat like that, with Nick staring down at him, his blue eyes filled with sadness, and something inside Brody snapped. Quickly he shoved Nick off of him.

Nick didn’t argue, he simply moved to sit on a chair further away.

“What? You’re staring at me now?” Brody was irritable and angsty all of a sudden.

“I’m not leaving your side.”

“I need the bathroom.”

“I’ll help you.”

Brody pushed himself upright and swung his legs to the floor. When he tried to stand he simply fell back on his ass on the bed.

“I don’t need your help,” he said. Don’t touch me, I can't take any more of your touch.

Nick tilted his head. “How about I open the door for you, run you a shower and just stay out of your reach unless you need me.”

Suddenly Brody was guilty for his irritable reaction. Nick couldn’t help having the perfect combination of emotions inside him, or that they tasted of sunshine and earth at different times.

“I’m sorry,” he apologised. “Thank you for getting me out of Glitnir, for saving my life, just…” he held up his hand when Nick smiled at him. “My ability to stop feeding is at a low ebb, don’t come too close or I could kill you.”

“Wolves are hard to kill you know.”

“Not impossible though. Never impossible. I was an assassin, I am an assassin, I could kill you here and now.”

Nick leaned forward in his chair and rested his elbows on his knees. “Like to see you try big man. I can probably piss faster than you, let alone run.” He smiled again and Brody couldn’t help smiling back.

“Take me seriously,” Brody warned.

Nick stood up and held out a hand which Brody refused to take. Still it was enough to know that if he was going to fall that Nick was there to help. This way, with Nick hovering behind, Brody managed to get to the bathroom, use the facilities then wait as Nick filled the bath. When he stripped and climbed into the warmth and the bubbles Nick insisted were some kind of magic-filled herbal remedy, abruptly he realised he was feeling better. Time to get the questions out in the open, but first of all a summary of the list so far.

“So I’m guessing this is an safe house, run by the Underground of course. Also, that Hestion is Declan’s missing father—and hence the rest of Declan’s family were here— that you can't go back to Glitnir because they will kill you, and I can't go back to Glitnir because they will kill me too.”

“Pretty much,” Nick agreed. He’d put down the toilet seat and now sat perched on the lid. “I don’t want to talk about all that though.”

“You don’t? What is it you want to discuss?”

“About why the wolf inside me demands I never leave your side.”