All five books in The Nememiah Chronicles, a series of urban fantasy by D.S. Williams, now in one volume!

Knowledge Revealed: Charlotte Duncan moves to the small town of Puckhaber Falls with dark thoughts in her mind, but soon, the friendly locals — and an accidental meeting with the mysterious Lucas Tine — give Charlotte reason to pause and reconsider the path she has chosen. Lucas is an enigma, and Charlotte doesn't understand why she is so enamored of him. As time passes, Charlotte discovers Lucas's secret… and in turn, reveals some of her own.

Knowledge Quickening: Charlotte faces an uncertain future. Filled with worry for the man she loves and her friends, Charlotte must find a way to escape the nightmare she is enduring. She will need to draw on strength and determination she never knew existed, and also to give her trust to a complete stranger in return for his help. Soon, she realizes her future is wildly different than the one she imagined.

Knowledge Hurts: Charlotte Duncan's quest to rescue her friends has been successful — but at what cost? In love with two very different men, the vampire Lucas Tine and werewolf Conal Tremaine, Charlotte struggles to reconcile her emotions. These thoughts are set aside when the Drâghici Consiliului's plans are exposed, and they will stop at nothing to achieve their goals. And at the centre of their plans is the second Nememiah's Child… who holds a dangerous obsession with Charlotte.

The Knowledge of Love: After a grave tragedy sends Charlotte reeling, she struggles to find her way forward while dealing with the loss. With the war against the Drâghici Consiliului raging around her, Charlotte must protect the asylum seekers, knowing that she may not survive. But can she end the reign of terror brought on by her enemies?

Knowledge Protects: Struggling to deal with her new reality, Charlotte's problems seem impossible to overcome. With the Fae Queen, Aethelwine, joining forces with the Drâghici, the war has changed dramatically. More than ever before, Charlotte must believe and trust in her own abilities. But can she find the strength to prevail in face of seemingly insurmountable odds, and can she trust those closest to her when she needs them the most?