Author's Note: This is an older project that I previously published and later retired. I've decided to share it here for free for anyone interested in reading some of my earlier work. Alan Calero has spent his life carrying a name he never chose-The Son Of The Devil. His father, one of the most infamous killers of the modern age, left behind a legacy Alan can't escape. To the world, he's a monster-to-be, but to Lydia, his best friend, he's the only person worth believing in. When they discovers a strange bracelet tied to his father's past, it rips them out of the present and drops them into 2003-where Alan's father is sadistic, dangerous, and waiting. As the lines between past and future blur, Alan must untangle the truth about his family's dark inheritance. Because stopping his father won't just decide who Alan becomes-it could seal the fate of everyone he loves. Caught between blood and choice, past and future, Alan discovers that being a hero might cost him everything-including the chance to ever make it home.

For fans of John Green, Jeff Zentner, and emotionally unforgettable YA romance. Silas has spent most of his life feeling invisible. Raised in a group home and counting down the months until he ages out of the system, he's learned not to expect much from the world. Most days are spent sketching, keeping to himself, and trying not to think too hard about what comes next. Then he meets a girl who shouldn't exist. Where Dana walks, winter turns to summer. Flowers bloom from frozen ground. Reality bends around her at whim. For years, Dana has hidden from the world and the dangerous abilities she can barely understand. For the first time in her life, someone can see what she sees. For the first time in his, Silas feels understood. What begins as an impossible friendship quickly becomes something neither of them can live without. But the closer they grow, the more dangerous their connection becomes. Because loving Dana comes with a cost. And when faced with an impossible choice, one of them will have to decide how much they're willing to sacrifice for the other. Even if it means becoming a memory.