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Revenged
When is enough, enough? For years, Marcy Sutton has struggled to overcome the grief of losing her fiancé to Stu Wright, a rival elf working under the rule of the Ancience’s cult. While she remains uncertain about moving forward to something new, she’s learned to avoid dwelling on the past. Thanks to Layla and the new recruits who seek out rogue elves, Marcy has come a long way in trusting others at the Academy and forging something like happiness at the greenhouse. But Stu isn’t just an elf gone bad… Now it’s up to her to help her colleague Wolf in stopping Stu’s nefarious plans. Time to finish it once and for all. Even though he’s expected to supervise the Menagerie at the st...
First Queen
After an attempt to save the king, Maren is captured by Contermerria’s first queen, a ruler with a grudge who keeps her in the dungeons. Queen Devota is merciless, torturing the slaves bound to the Riverfall Chamber. Months have passed, and as she is healed only to suffer more, Maren loses hope—not only for herself but also in knowing if Kane lives past the falls. Against all odds, a wizened fae breaks Maren free with a clear order—help the Rengae princess break out another prisoner. Despite her best efforts, Maren is carried from the castle before rescuing anyone. Dumped into the swamp, she finds that summer has indeed replaced winter. Somman reigns as Devota’s sadistic rule incites...
Secrecy
Before Layla Holden can start her freshman year at Coltin High, she receives an unexpected invitation to attend a private school she's never heard of. She doesn't hesitate to accept, eager to escape the close-minded small town where she's been taunted and teased for seeing otherworldly creatures. Anywhere has to be better than home. Yet she's only permitted to go if she brings her twin sister Sabine along for the ride. Inside the walls of the castle-like fortress on the isolated campus, the girls find many secrets and hidden mysteries. Layla's never shied from challenges and is determined to pass her first year. However, with more unusual and bigger monsters lurking at the school, she strugg...
Don't Go Back
Despite the fact she's a woman in a man's world, Morgan Lane works hard at Goldsen Park. Wielding a chainsaw and felling trees, she tries to keep up with her bosses' constantly contradicting orders. Staying busy in the woods keeps her from thinking about Wade Newland, the one man she'd loved who left her without an explanation. Yet the photojournalist can't stay away. Wade crashes back into her life—literally—when he carries her tumbling over a ravine to save her from a stranger bearing a weapon in her park. Connected again, albeit out of danger, they attempt to figure out why someone would be toting a gun in the dark. As they sleuth their way through the tangles of bureaucracy and the many layers of deception within the Goldsen crew, they discover there is more to this incident than what meets the eye. The deeper they dig, they realize no one can be trusted, not even the law. Not only do they have to tiptoe around their still-burning feelings for each other, they need to come to a simple truce. Can they watch each other's backs and find the answers in the darkest part of the forest?
Victory
As her senior year approaches, Layla has conflicting emotions, wondering if Olde Earth is truly the best place for her. Sure, the Academy is the only school that caters to her elven abilities. But she could finish high school anywhere. Like somewhere without angry relatives jealous of her powers. Or someplace where the school’s council doesn’t threaten her life with uncontrollable experiments. Yet as classes resume, she’s not the only one lacking a sense of welcome. One instructor disappears, another resigns. There are bound to be adjustments as students prepare to transition to life after graduation, but Layla must first choose in which direction she wants to continue. In order to plan for her future, she needs to find the courage to defend who she is—and not let her powers decide her fate. Victory is the fourth and final book of the high school years of the Olde Earth series, which continues in Challenged, the first of the college years.
Mastery
Now that her powers are fully realized, Layla questions how she’ll truly fit in at the Academy—if she can at all. As a Pure elf, she wields a combination of abilities that attract too much trouble. Her peers envy her and her enemies challenge her, but with Flynn and their mentors at her side, she does the best she can to make this year a peaceful one. But it seems her junior year at Olde Earth isn’t going to be easy. Not with one professor hell-bent on manipulating her to do her dirty work. And with one of the council members determined to force her into cooperating with his mad-scientist experiments. Or the headmistress tricking her into believing those she calls friends are actually foes. Very few are empowered as Pure elves, and Layla struggles to own her strengths. Finding out about her mother and her family history presents a new headache of its own. Because before Layla can look forward to a balance of her responsibilities and her skills, she must have the courage to overcome the darkness of the past. Mastery is the third book of the Olde Earth series, and it continues in Victory.
Olde Earth Academy Boxset Volume I
Before Layla Holden can start her freshman year at Coltin High, she receives an unexpected invitation to attend a private school she’s never heard of. She doesn’t hesitate to accept, eager to escape the close-minded small town where she’s been taunted and teased for seeing otherworldly creatures. Anywhere has to be better than home. Yet she’s only permitted to go if she brings her twin sister Sabine along for the ride. Inside the walls of the castle-like fortress on the isolated campus, the girls find many secrets and hidden mysteries. Layla’s never shied from challenges and is determined to pass her first year. However, with more unusual and bigger monsters lurking at the school, ...
Project Xol
It’s been months since Cassidy Shaw has heard from her mother, Rosa, a world-renown scientist. When she does, it’s in the form of an urgent edict to retrieve a key. Arriving at Rosa’s apartment in Cincinnati, Cassidy encounters strangers. One man who seems determined to silence her. The other, could he be her savior? Luke Dixon enters the fray, believing his neighbor is being attacked. Never one to ignore someone in distress, he’s then shocked to realize he’s the one needing rescue. Bound together through violence, Cassidy and Luke must come to trust each other as they embark on a search, armed only with the key and Rosa’s cryptic directions. It’s a journey with unexpected answers and decades-old research. A search with more questions…and a lethal enemy who returns when least expected.Cassidy and Luke begin a journey and race that takes them across the country and to foreign dangers. Meeting threats, allies, and foes, they struggle to find and maintain trust in each other so they can stop a nefarious plan for power.
In the Wrong Year
Have you ever been so wasted you fell back in time? Crazy, right? But it happened to me, only it wasn’t a bizarre side effect of a hangover. Nope. An arrogant time-traveling hero thought he was “rescuing” me by sending me back to 2020—the year no one wanted to revisit or experience for the first time. That was how I ended up in another decade, trapped with a smartass, looking for a source of antimatter a nut-head scientist discovered a century ago. The only way to get back to my time was to find some of those vials my relatives fought over before I was born. Locating them was one thing. Suffering this sexy, yet annoying man who’d sent me back through time…well, that was infinitely trickier.
Over It
With the threat of bankruptcy, Dominic Moreno is desperate to void the prenup his brother ignorantly signed. Sure, they’ll make a lovely couple, but Dom needs them to tie the knot sometime after he cleans up the financial mess their dad left them. The best idea he comes up with is to ask a family friend to meddle, just enough that the bride might reconsider. Cunning, drop-dead gorgeous, and trustworthy (as long as she doesn’t drive his car), Teresa Rose is just the woman to save the day. They’re frenemies at best, so offering to clear her florist shop’s rent debt is the carrot he dangles for her help. While they have grown up together, from daycare to college, Teresa relies on a simple strategy with Dom. You stay out of my way, and I’ll stay out of yours. The deal he strikes with her should be a piece of cake, but as Teresa attempts to unravel the plans for this ceremony, she faces more difficulties than she could have imagined. From botched drinks, to controlling in-laws…to kissing the wrong brother. Suggest a man is disloyal? Easy-peasy. Admitting she desires her frenemy? Whoops.
