Raven Usher

Some fight for faith. Some fight for power. Some seek a new wold while others seek to uphold the old traditions. Can vampires find the grace of God or are they truly damned souls? It comes down to new beliefs verses old authority. But does one side really have God on their side?

Forced to marry a traitor to the Realm, Bridget helps her fiancé face the music.

When one woman returns from college to find a bloody house and her family dead, it is her duty to strike back. Her family has honed their killing skills for nearly 1,400 years, and their influence has been felt through some of the biggest events in history....

A top model has become obsessed with retaining her youthful look to prolong her career. After overhearing a conversation involving a photographer who has just done a shoot with her commenting on air brushing small lines around her eyes she goes off the deep end....

How do you get rid of a dead body when the police have cameras watching all the exits? Through the kitchen, of course.

Some killers are made through years of systematic abuse. Some killers are the product of the societal misfortune of not being able to escape the worst portions of the lowest economic areas. Then there are the killers like Mercy. The rare ones.

When werewolves clash with witches and break a peace treaty all hell breaks loose. Spells and teeth claim eyes for eyes while vampires pit the groups against each other in their own long game for dominance.

It started as an innocent game among friends. Then the changes of teenage years pushed the game beyond boundaries of childish fun. Girls and boys notice each other’s changes. Infatuations become crushes. Crushes lead to physical curiosities. The game becomes a catalyst of desire.

Charles Dickens wrote the "Disney" version of the tale of Ebenezer Scrooge and the ghosts that visited him. This is the "Brothers Grimm" version. Jacob Marley is not trying to save his friend from beyond the grave....

Children who died before being born return to earth to seek vengeance for the lives they were denied.

Iovah and Eryki are both Celestians, creatures that influenced the creation of all things as the human species know them to be. But Iovah was never the one god and Eryki is not the devil as have been described.