In Taking Back Sunday (Incarnate Book One), readers meet Sunday who, after years of running, has finally settled into something of a normal life. Sunday is the Incarnate, a mystical being of lore that transcends the magical and mundane, or non-magical. Through flashbacks, they learn of Sunday's young life as an indentured servant to Bernadette, a powerful sorceress. Expert witchcraft made it possible for Bernadette to subdue Sunday's rebelliousness and curiosity in her youth. However, Sunday's extraordinary abilities eventually cracked the witch's curse.Cyrus, the famed tracker of the Alaska werewolf pack, was a part of Sunday's narrative long before they encounter one another in Taking Back Sunday. They had crossed paths over a decade earlier when his pack was contracted to capture her for Bernadette. For years to come, Cyrus will think of nothing but her and try, desperate and in vain, to let her go.If this is the first time you read about the Incarnate and the werewolf who hunts her, then you'll be pleased to find the first two chapters of Taking Back Sunday (Incarnate Book One) included at the end of this novelette. For those of you who are already familiar with them, this prequel hopes to whet your appetite for the few months until Trail of Dead (Incarnate Book Two).Edge of Seventeen (Incarnate, 0.5) is the story of an exceptional fourteen year-old girl who is in the crosshairs of a dark sorceress. It is also the story of a werewolf who has lost the will to live, and the unlikely way in which he finds it. With Fate behind the wheel, these two characters begin their long journey on these pages.