Vierne Obolensky is the last heir of the Obolensky family, the family of Earls in Moscow, Russia. With a demigod's destructive powers in both her hands, she killed everyone who touched her, leaving her alone in an abandoned mansion away from human civilization, waiting for a peaceful end, until she meets music, music in human form. As he takes over her days and nights, she is lost in his ocean blue eyes. Those eyes that invite her to kill again, this time, to secure a position as the most powerful mediator between gods and humans, the ruler of death, the judge of purgatory, a Gatekeeper. As they go on a journey of self-discovery, they meet other magical beings, exorcists, gods, devils and star sprits. Music falls prey to his old deeds under a fatal curse. "My death awaits me," "Not if I rule over death," With a sweet savage and a romantic pervert by her side, will such a sheltered girl ever get to the Gatekeeper throne every demigod wishes for? Dear Ms Lady Demigod Copyright 2018

"Roses in Blood" Morrigan Vale appears to have it all-a thriving career as a criminal psychologist, a sharp intellect, and a calm, composed demeanor. But behind closed doors, she harbors a dark secret. Fueled by a deep sense of justice and a past she cannot forget, Morrigan has become judge, jury, and executioner for those who escape the system's grasp. Her victims are the wicked: child abusers, corrupt figures, and those whose sins have left scars on the innocent. To the world, they're cases gone cold or tragedies swept under the rug. To Morrigan, they're canvases-meticulously planned and executed with the precision of an artist. Her calling card? Blood-red roses blooming in the aftermath of her reckoning. Detective Caleb Blake is no stranger to the failures of the justice system. Haunted by his own mother's unsolved murder, he's determined to uncover the truth behind the chilling crime scenes that bear Morrigan's signature. What he doesn't know is that the killer he's hunting is closer than he could ever imagine. As Morrigan's dual lives intertwine, the line between hunter and hunted begins to blur. Can she outsmart the system she once worked to protect? Or will her carefully constructed façade crack under the weight of her own sins? In a world where justice is flawed and morality is gray, how far would you go to ensure the wicked get what they deserve?