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I was 10. You were 19. You wanted to be a chef. My mom made you a star. I'm 24. You're 33. You hold the record for the Sexiest Man Alive. I'm still the lost, rejected, damaged girl who can't find herself anywhere but in your protective arms. I loved you when I was 10. I love you now. You call me your best friend, and you still see me as a kid. I'm 25 with a man on one knee in front of me.

I investigate a murder at a paranormal prison and end up behind bars with four psycho inmates. They will use me in ways I never thought possible. But, they don't know who I really am. What I really am. My family has danced with the devil, and I inherited the darkness. When in danger, when my family is in danger, I don't just bite, I don't just kill, I'm more psycho than all of you, and I won't hesitate to bring the world upside down.

When Grace Collins braves the oncoming storm to make her court hearing, she has one thing on her mind - preventing her ex-husband from gaining custody of their daughter. But when her car strikes another on the way there, she is stranded down an embankment with no one else but the injured stranger she collided with. Saving Grace is a journey through one woman’s fight to survive an abusive marriage, and find the strength to start her life over for her and her daughter.

Born to the darkest witch bloodline to ever step foot in Louisiana, Salem Barrow is one of the most hated witches in the French Quarter. She's marked by the Goddess, Albina. Only she doesn't know. As the saying goes, a clueless witch is a dangerous witch; And clueless is exactly what Salem Barrow was. Betrayal has snatched Salem from her family, but she isn’t completely alone.

The course of your life can change in a single moment. That’s how it was the day he took everything from me. Nothing would ever be the same.

The last time my teacher laid a hand on me, he almost killed me. I can't believe I married that fuc...I mean, my college professor. You think this sh*t we blandly call domestic abuse doesn't happen to someone like me, a nerd smart enough to get her PhD in her 20s and becomes a professor herself. Well, it does. But don't you dare feel sorry for me. The monster is behind bars for now, and I've moved to Forest Grove, Oregon to start fresh. Where the worst is already over. Where it's safe from monsters. Right? Wrong.

A school field trip takes an unexpected and bloody turn. A doctor violates his oath to save the world from a monster. Parents are faced with an impossible decision, and before long, their daughter is back for her revenge. A person sleeping in a park learns why he's usually alone there at night. A man learns the hard way that curses are real. This collection of horrors has teeth, and in its gnashing will remind us why we dread the dark.