Kat Newberry has never had a real relationship, nor has she cared for one. Until her mother's new boyfriend moves in with his son. The man that took part in her father's murder.

Rosa and Jake have been friend ever since Freshman year, they were two peas in a pod and couldn't be closer. They've gotten so close that Rosa has fallen in love with Jake. She has kept this secret bottled up for years, however when her parents leave for a urgent meeting in Europe, which leave Rosa all by herself, she decides to go live at Jake's. Although nothing is ever as easy as it seems, especially love. Living with Jake is going to test Rosa's willpower and how will she feel when Jake starts showing possible signs of having the same feelings? Throw in some ex's, a few surprises and maybe being best friends just isn't enough for Rosa and Jake anymore.

How will an abused high school student make it away from her abusive father with the help of her childhood crush?

"It's unlike any paranormal book I've read--very smart, very fresh, and very addictive, and very still in my mind." –And Anything Bookish In 1692, when witch trials gripped the community of Salem, Massachusetts, twenty-six children were accused as witches, exiled, and left for dead. Fourteen of them survived. The Survivors is the first installment of the tantalizing tales of the fourteen ill-fated Survivors and their descendants, who have been content in hiding for over three centuries. Isolated on a Montana mountainside, only Sadie, the rogue daughter, dares to abandon the family’s sacred hiding place. But no matter how far Sadie runs, something always pulls her back. On a muggy summer night in Tennessee, she witnesses a shocking scene that will change her life forever. It is the first in a sequence of events that will drag her from the human world she’s sought to belong to for over a century and send her back to her Puritanical family. Sadie is thrown toward an uncertain future filled with cunning witches, mysterious nosferatu shape-shifters, dangerous eretica and vieczy vampires, millennia-old mythology, and the search for her own mortality. After all… HOW DO YOU KILL A SURVIVOR? The Survivors will steal your heart and invade your mind. Fall into the pages of Sadie’s life, a world so frighteningly similar to your own, you’ll find yourself wanting to go to the Montana mountains to find the Survivors for yourself. And it is only the beginning. "The way Ms. Havard has taken the history of the Salem witches and made it her own is truly fascinating... great debut from a talented writer." –DJ DeSmyter, author of Hunted “[THE SURVIVORS is a…] promising debut and an incredibly unique paranormal romance. Unputdownable, engaging, realistic and dark..." –Fragments of Life Review Blog Can't wait to read the whole story? THE SURVIVORS is available for purchase now through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kindle, the Apple iBookstore, and

[A short film is being made on this story] Jenny has always been unpopular at school. She thinks it's normal to be brutally taunted because she is overweight and not pretty in a conventional way but there's a boy who thinks she's beautiful...much more beautiful than any girl he has ever seen. Jenny can never understand what a handsome boy like Christopher saw in her. Christopher's not a normal human boy...Is love enough to keep this strange relationship going on?

What happens if you walk barefoot at midnight? You would probably say nothing happens but have you ever tried walking barefoot five steps away from the extreme West side of your house? Madison is instantly transported to a club called "The Hell Bar and Lounge" when she does the above. At first glance she thinks the club filled with humans but at a closer look she realizes they are too perfect to be human. It's a place, no human has ever heard of before. Hidden in another dimension, it's a club in which beautiful creatures, who are certainly not human, get together. A Charming non-human boy introduces her to the "The Hell Bar and Lounge".

Paisley is in love with Zeke and anyone who comes between them and doesn't back off, well they're never heard of again. When Paisley made her first kill, she found out how much she enjoyed it and how it easy it was to get away with it. So for her there is no reason to stop the killing and it's an easy solution for her problem. But now with her latest victim, Trudy, things start to go wrong when the police are suspecting Zeke. Paisley can not let this happen and with every next decision she makes everything starts spiraling more and more out of control. Enter Damien, a boy who believes he's just like Paisley and he wants her badly. But she loves Zeke and will do anything for him, although she is not so immune to Damien as she likes to believe. If that's not enough problems, she is also stalked by the ghosts of her past kills. They are hiding in the mirrors and waiting for their chance for revenge.

Frozen is a chillingly descriptive supernatural story full of suspense and mystery. It has been written in such a way that the plot unravels slowly, effectively leaving the reader curiously wanting more as they attempt to piece together the subtle clues. It features both point of view's of the two main characters Lilith and Sameal (with the odd exception) as together they embark on a magical journey. Along the way they discover themselves and each other as they struggle to cope with the dangers and complications they face in their paranormal existence.

Avery Quinton is a rebel. So when she gets expelled from her fourth boarding school her parents decide it's time to fly her home. Trent Ashton isn't normal. He's rude, conceited and selfish. And according to Avery, he has one too many secrets. They both get on a plane to Manhattan, only, the flight never makes it. Now they're stuck on an island together. They're going to wish they never got on Flight 21.

s*t*a*r*s is the continuing story of the women of J*A*D*E*S - the five daughters meet for the first time under the guise of going to school - do they have their mother's powers? Or are they normal teens? Or do they harbor more secrets than their parents ever did?