Betrayed by the people she once loved, cared for, and protected, Queen Gatria is determined to make everyone suffer and feel her wrath. With the intent of saving her sisters while executing her revenge, can the Mistress of Nature carry out her plans and succeed in time? ****** Finally free from being held captive for two centuries, Queen Gatria Valen Balsatra sets on a quest to free her sisters and exact her revenge. With her heart full of wrath, she is prepared to slaughter everyone who would stand in her way, her ex-lover included. Now faced with numerous betrayals and hindrances, Queen Gatria is put to the test. Can she save her people and live up to her role as the Mistress of Nature and overseer of Azitrea? Or will her unending rage cause everything to crumble down and die? [ BOOK 2 OF AZITERA: YTHER'S QUEEN ] CECELIB | C.C. COVER: Regina Dionela

A perfect town is hiding ugly secrets. One dead body. One missing person. And a killer who is only just getting started... Blaire Olsen is the girl everybody wants to be. With her long and shiny beach-blonde hair, mesmerising blue eyes, and a to-die-for figure, she is the natural star of Berewood High. She was untouchable, a golden bullet soaring through our school and striking down anyone who stood in her way. Everybody either wanted to be her, know her, or kill her. But then someone actually did. And now, nobody wants to be her. I don't know why she went into the woods that night - all I know is that one second, she was there, alive and breathing, and the next she was not. The coroner's office say it was an accident, that she was drunk and fell over on some branch, knocking her head too hard on the way down. It was an accident. It was an accident. It was an accident. But, I've found her diary. It wasn't an accident. ******* Cover by Ellie Sita

Edited by: a very lovely @jgfairytales Can you love a serial killer? No? Why not? How would you know they were a serial killer? It could be your neighbor. It could be your friend. It could be your lover. Do you actually know the people around you? Their past? Not some... but all of it? Well, I'm here to tell you... not everyone is who you think they are. And a smile can conceal a lot of secrets. Come and delve into the life of one of America's most prolific serial killers. Learn how he finds his victims. Know what transpires between the time he meets them... and the time he kills them. Find out why they call him... "The Midnight Killer." THIS AMAZING BOOK COVER WAS MADE BY @mars_mellow. She is so good. You really need to check out her page.

They buried the truth. Now the witnesses are speaking. After exposing the Redacted Evidence archive, Dr. Seraphina Vale-now facing the recovered truth of her birth name, Seren Arden-believes Redwood is finally weakening. Project Porcelain has been exposed. Holloway has fallen. Ari Morgan, the first child Redwood tried to erase, has been named in court. But Redwood's deepest secret was never hidden in files. It was hidden in people. When Niamh Morgan, Ari's surviving sister, sends a desperate message from a place called The Orchard, Seraphina and Blackthorn Major Crimes uncover the final layer of Redwood's network: a secret holding system for Hollow Witnesses-survivors who remember too much to be released, but too much to be killed. Inside The Orchard, witnesses are kept alive, silenced, rewritten, and stored like evidence waiting to be destroyed. As Seraphina, Superintendent Daniel Cross, Lily, Mara, Mateo, Noah, Evelyn, Elliot, Clara, Julian, and the others race to find The Orchard, Redwood launches its final defense. It turns public opinion against the survivors, attacks their credibility, threatens their families, and forces Seraphina to face the one question she has avoided since the beginning: Can she still live as herself after being used as evidence for so long? The final case will uncover the true roots of Redwood, the last hidden witnesses, and the people powerful enough to bury an entire city's crimes beneath law, medicine, reputation, and fear. But this time, the witnesses will not be redacted. This time, the buried will speak. And Blackthorn will finally hear them.

The truth was exposed. The evidence was erased. After surviving the horrors of Project Porcelain, Dr. Seraphina Vale should be recovering. Instead, she is pulled back into Blackthorn's darkness when a dead informant turns out to be alive-and carrying evidence powerful enough to expose the roots of Redwood. But the informant is not innocent. He was not trying to destroy Redwood. He was trying to sell it. As Major Crimes races to find him before Redwood does, Seraphina discovers that the files stolen from police evidence rooms are only fragments of a much larger conspiracy. Redacted reports, sealed Internal Affairs records, altered witness statements, and missing bodies all point toward one terrifying truth: Blackthorn was never only hiding crimes. It was protecting criminals. With Elliot Finch still recovering, Lily and the other survivors under threat, and Superintendent Cross forced to face secrets tied to his own family, Seraphina must decide who to trust in a city where every badge, every file, and every confession can be rewritten. Someone inside the system is deleting witnesses. Someone knows Seraphina's real name. And somewhere beneath Blackthorn, a redacted file is waiting to reveal the people who built Redwood. Because in Blackthorn, evidence doesn't disappear. It is redacted.

Seraphina Vale was transferred to disappear. At twenty-five, she is one of the youngest criminal consultants assigned to major crimes-known for her exceptional profiling skills, sharp medical knowledge, and ability to uncover truths others overlook. But after reopening a case powerful people wanted buried, she is quietly transferred to Blackthorn-a city drowning in violent crime, corruption, and secrets. The Major Crimes Unit doesn't want her. To them, Seraphina is too young, too quiet, too beautiful to survive in Blackthorn. They see a pretty face pretending to belong in homicide investigations. Then bodies begin appearing. Victims are discovered arranged like works of art-porcelain masks covering broken faces, strange medical markings carved into skin, and evidence that vanishes before reaching the lab. As homicide investigations pile up, Seraphina finds disturbing similarities linking multiple cases to files that should have remained closed. Someone inside Blackthorn is cleaning evidence. Someone knows why she was transferred. And someone is watching every move she makes. While fighting distrust from her own team, surviving deadly investigations, and confronting the betrayal that destroyed her old life, Seraphina must decide whether solving the truth is worth becoming its next victim. Because in Blackthorn- the dead don't stay buried.