Tessa Young is an 18 year old college student with a simple life, excellent grades, and a sweet boyfriend. She always has things planned out ahead of time, until she meets a rude boy named Hardin, with too many tattoos and piercings who shatters her plans.

Sequel to Escaping Death It's been seventy-five years since Gabriel had lost the one he loved. He is plagued by nightmares that prove to be more than just dreams. They are messages given to him from the one he lost, the one that has been watching over him all this time. Times have changed as the Keepers are fighting against the demon and the Master; an evil creature that wears the face of a human and who has appointed himself as leader of the demonic beings. His tactics have grown tremendously through the years and every step he makes brings him closer to his ultimate goal. There is something buried deep within the recesses of each Council throughout the world - something that the Master wants desperately. Will he succeed and destroy time in his path? When a new transfer arrives at the Italian Council, she proves to be an uncanny asset. She also begins to stir a flame within Gabe that he believed was gone forever. Will she be the one to break the years of remorse and guilt and set his heart free to love once more? A Keeper's life is filled with danger, love, magic, and death. This is the story where endings are met and new beginnings are written when you are immortal.

Lara's never been wanted. Passed around like a cigarette between kids, she's figured that she's never to be loved. At fifteen, she's convinced that to be heartless, is to be the way to survive; that if she didn't care, it couldn't hurt her. But when things start to fall apart again, she discovers her biological grandparents have gotten in touch. And they've got much bigger problems. As she goes to live with them, things get a little... strange. A beautiful man appears at the end of the yard. Her absent mother has an unexplained disappearance. Pieces start to fit as Lara see's finally the jigsaw that's become of her life. And it's not what was expected, not at all.