"All my life all wanted was to find a small somewhere I can call home, A somewhere I would belong, but now......." "You belong here with me, your home is where I'm............, you're MINE, and I'm not letting you go not now, not ever" Tisha is an orphan, who lived in a shitty orphanage. The only family she considered was , an old widower living few blocks away from the orphanage who she have been taking care for 4 years. When Charles dies two days before her 18th birthday, his lawyer give her Charles's last letter for her, which says he left her all the money in his account and a house in a small town Winter-Woods Winter-Woods was a small town, on the other side of the country 400 miles away from the big city, surrounded by dark and dangerous woods and also many rumours, which keeps outsiders from entering the town.

*Sequel to CREATURES OF THE NIGHT / Cannot be read as a standalone* It's been three months since Elias' body went missing, and without him, the shifter village is falling apart. Milena, Eric, and Cassia must juggle searching for Elias and protecting their village from the hollowers lurking outside. But when a group of immortal hollowers attack the village and Milena is saved by a mysterious outsider claiming to know where Elias is and how to destroy the immortal hollowers once and for all, things start to change. Setting out on a journey to find Elias and a weapon she's not sure exists, Milena must learn who to trust--her friends or this new stranger. Because there are shadows in the night, and sometimes, they hide in plain sight.

When Aine is sent into the woods for her crimes, she accepts she'll be met with death. The beasts are known to kill any human that wanders into their territory, their razor-sharp teeth ripping through flesh and bone with practiced ease. Aine knows she'll be no different from all the others who have been executed before her, and when she's forced into the woods by her own people, it doesn't take long for the beasts to attack. What she doesn't expect is for them to take the shape of humans and spare her, and even more, for one to claim her as his own.