The Last of the Monsters — Lila DuBois

That's a wrap.

Leading lady Akta Patel is in love with Henry, her co-star in Truth in Darkness, the most anticipated movie in Hollywood. But there's a problem. Only a few know that the "truth" in the title is the fact that Monsters are real. Henry is one of them--and he's sworn never to date a human. Henry is at the end of his rope. A year ago, an in-the-moment touch of her lips on his bought his monster roaring to the surface. Kissing and touching her now, as they film, is torture--and his fight to maintain control shows in the dailies. An attack on the production brings life's uncertainties into sharp focus, and Henry wastes no time making room for Akta in his arms, a space she gladly fills with her body. But as the premiere approaches, enemies close in on all sides, threatening Akta's life. Forcing Henry to risk everything--including the clan's safety--to save the woman he loves.

Warning: This title contains a monster with a sexy secret, a woman who believes in love (and smoking-hot sex) and the last battle of the Monsters.