Book 1 in the Deviant Creatures Series In the slums of New York City an underground prison sat. The City that Never Sleeps wasn't all it seemed, ruled by the society of the supernatural, the gang wars were pack wars, the drug dealers were carriers for money hungry beasts. But in the midst of all the chaos sat the prison. Everest Peak Penitentiary was renowned for being the most dangerous werewolf prison in the States, all of the traitors, tyrants, and hellions went there. The worst of the worst. Only the strongest survived. You had to fight your way to the top, past the plotting twats and bloodthirsty savages. Right up to the top, to the throne. It was known for that she-wolves never go to Everest. Save for the exception of Olympe Tryker. For years she had been the talk of the supernatural, her crimes horrid, her temper even worse. At the young age of fifteen she had been incarcerated into Everest. And she, like everyone else there, learned the hard way. It was kill or be killed. •Warning - Mature Themes• •cover by Deviation-•

When Calypso wakes up completely naked in a strange bed with no memory, she knows something is wrong. Very wrong. What she doesn't know is that it might get her killed. In the House, thirty teenagers have similarly awoken. Including Calypso, there are twenty nine people, one for each day of the lunar cycle. The thirtieth is the master of the house, a werewolf in disguise as a human. The wolf is hungry, dark hearted and cruel; it needs to feed on youth and blood to live. But it wants to play a game, a game that could just cost many people their lives. The conditions are set: Every night, the werewolf will sneak through the dark of the mansion and kill one victim, claiming him or her as its own. On every third day, the guests will have the option to lynch one of the other guests, dooming the individual to die. But if they lynch the guest who is the wolf in disguise, those still living get to walk away. If they don't lynch the wolf... then there will be twenty nine dead bodies at the end of the game. Calypso is sucked into the middle of the conflict, curiosity and a stubborn mind leading her on a path to try to unravel the mystery of the wolf. If anyone can survive this game, she's determined for it to be her. But then again, so is everyone else: the funny, self-deprecating girl who she can't help but like, the loud, self-righteous blond boy she can't help but hate, the dark and cynical boy she can't help but fear, and the witty, lively smart-Alec she can't seem to escape. One thing is for sure in this violent, jarring story: not everyone is getting out alive.

Supernatural beings have been exposed to the public. For now everything sits in comfortable inconspicuousness, as the oldest beings wanted it. They've released enough information to keep everyone happy. To keep everyone thinking they know enough to protect themselves from the big bad monsters of the night. But curiosity always manages to weave its way into all things, whether it's wanted there or not. Olivia was born and raised in a household that despised supernatural beings. Her father is an anti-supernatural extremist. Her mother? She can't quite pin down where she stands on their existence. While Olivia always found them interesting, she knew she would have no part in that world if her father had any say. She would certainly never knowingly associate with a supernatural being. Little does she know, she's much closer to them than anyone could have imagined. Ripped out of bed one evening by her mother, Olivia is cast into the world of werewolves without any preparation.

After the Black Knights' attack and their promise to take Zima's magic, Willow and Laurel must scrounge up their resources in order to defeat the harsh rebels. Willow meets another pack named the Orions and discovers an old pact made between them and the Lunars. All while her heart is still set on the boy she let go. Meanwhile, Laurel is faced with the combination of too much power and a wayward heart. In the second installment of the Crowns of Zima series, the two sisters are thrust further into war and the truth of what lies ahead.