*SEQUEL to Good for Gone* Bowen is a 19 year old widow with a mysterious fortune, a trail of strange properties, and a morose warning from the lips of her dying husband. Now there's something brewing inside of her, making her do things against her will and feel things that seem beyond human comprehension. And on top of it all, an entire nation that's very curious about the circumstances surrounding her late husband's brutal death.

After a depressing rejection, botanist Carmen moves in with two lodgers: a mad astrophysicist, and what appears to be an inter-dimensional hell demon. It isn't the ideal trio, but they make it work. From accidentally dating racists, to defending their home against the friendly neighborhood Estonian mafioso, the lodgers bond to form an unlikely (and dysfunctional) family. [written in 2017]

"If winter comes, can spring be far behind?" The month in which there is a lavish wedding about to take two particular hearts by storm.

Austin Rodriguez is a musical prodigy on a full-ride scholarship to one of the best art colleges in the state. His focus should be keeping his 3.8 GPA and increasing his social media presence in music, but he's stuck pinning over a frat boy who's in love with his former roommate. Austin decides to keep his distance, but that's hard to do when the person he had feelings for is his housemate, is in the same faculty, and is constantly coming up to him for advice. - Cover by @EPrescott

What could a dog possibly change in a life of a shy introvert? Alec doesn't know the answer to that question, but he is preoccupied with his books and fighting his sworn enemy - his own mind. Even after crossing paths with a stray puppy that reminds him so much of himself, he doesn't wonder about the future that awaits him and doesn't ask the question he had long forgotten: what if there's a light that could brighten his darkness?

After the first snowfall of the year, Alexander sees a giant set of footprints leading up to his chicken coop. Coming Soon

A cry from the rocks below stops a young woman from jumping to her death after losing her husband to the sea. Hurrying to the beach, Coraline finds a child with golden eyes and a hollow pearl. She believes the boy is a gift from the water god, Merrik, and takes the child as her own. She names him Mazin to honor her late husband and the great god of the sea. But something isn't normal about this child. Whenever he cries, thunderstorms appear in once clear skies. When Mazin is scared, thunder cracks and the wind picks up. Coraline loves her son, nonetheless and she is determined to raise Mazin to be like any other boy. A fisherman of the sea and a man worthy of one day captaining one of his Uncle's fishing boats. With each passing year, it's become clear that may never happen. Simply because, Mazin is afraid of water. (Elemental Series: Book 5)

He was known as Cat Piss because of the pungent smell that emanated from his clothing. (This is not a book about kink although everyone assumes it is. If that's the type of book you're looking for check out my other works, but this isn't it. )

Black and white, not a color in the mix. Artwork littered his toned body they seemed to tell the story of his life. He was one smile away from falling apart. The secrets he hid threatened to destroy him, and anyone who got too close. The delicate instrument tuned precisely held the same addicting allure that the man holding it did. I hadn't meant to fall under his spell or believe his lies, but upon the first time he ran his needle across my skin, creating the first of many intimate moments, I knew it was a lost cause to try to avoid the only person who had ever made me feel like my past didn't define me. We were both broken, it was just a matter of time before our pasts caught up to us, sparking a continuously growing flame that threatened to burn everything in its path.