Part two of two. If you have not read part one, please go over to that book. This book is in two parts, though it is one book. You'll find part one in my works list. In 1967, George was the legendary Georgina Monroe, the best Marilyn Monroe drag impersonator New York City had ever seen. But in 1994, George is a recluse who is scared of everyone and everything. Enter Ruiz, a young Latina pageant drag queen known as Audrey the Ritz, famous for her Audrey Hepburn impersonation. Since she was fourteen, she had admired Georgina Monroe's career obsessively, always wondering about why she disappeared so suddenly. During a chance encounter, Ruiz gets to meet George, and through a gentle friendship and a strong bond, Ruiz starts to uncover a story she never could have imagined in her worst nightmares. Stories of the mob, glamour, love, heartbreak, addiction, murder,and intensely dangerous secrets abound in this lgbt novel about ever present issues that pervade throughout time. Told through voices young and old, we follow the story of Georgina and Ruiz as witnesses to truths that are rarely told.

Soul is the first book in the official series that began with One Night with the Fae / A Dark Faery Tale. Cara Kelly’s life is going nowhere when she’s lured to a faery festival. There she sees darkness and magic, madness and lust, and she comes out the other side with new eyes and an addiction to the fae. When the faery who saved her life returns to her, Cara knows there’s something wrong. Two souls exist in one body, and both need her, but to help one, she’ll end the life of the other. At first, her mind is made up, but both souls know how to charm her. As the days pass, it becomes clear that the faeries need a leader, and Cara finds herself sucked into a world where morals don’t exist. The truth of her past is hidden in the magic, but all Cara needs to do is survive the king’s coronation, then the fae will let her go forever. But that’s not what she wants anymore, and it’s getting harder and harder to tell the difference between a king and a half-blooded solitary fae. Cara’s losing her way, and her heart, to the fae, but there’s still her life, and her humanity, left to lose.

Molly Fisher is kidnapped on the night of her 18th birthday and taken to the Faerie Underworld, where the mysterious and seductive Faerie King plans to make her his Queen.

When a teenage girl is lured to a faery festival in Ireland by a scheming banshee, the chain of events triggered can only lead to death. There's one way in, one way out, and two queens eager for a sacrifice of their very own.

(Slowly being edited, but readable.) Revenge. The once famous band Pierce The Veil kidnap the daughter of one of the richest men in the world. All for their sickly sweet revenge. What has become of Pierce The Veil? Lydia Grace is an amazing girl, and the boys start to realise that she is actually a lot like them in many ways, so how can this sweet revenge plan turn out now? **This is the first book of my Tony Perry trilogy series. Although reading just this book alone will make sense too.** #1 in Pierce The Veil

"Whatever you do, don't annoy him" "Oh him, yeah, don't make eye contact" "You can't sit there, that's where he sits" "He's a loser, but don't cross him" "I heard that he admitted it to his parents" "Don't talk to him and never trust him" "He isn't your typical freak. He's a murder" "The schools hardcore emo" "He should be in jail" "Trust me, he is a terrible person" These are all things Kirby Watts is told at her first week of her new school, all happen to be about 1 particularly quiet and mysterious boy named Ricky Olson, or as he once was known before; Ricky Horror.

My parents signed a contract when I was first born that stated I'd be sold as a vampire slave when I turned 18. They never told me about this. I had to figure that out on my own when the men in the black suits came to take me away. I saw all the scared faces at the auction center. Before I knew it I was bought by the prince. Andy Biersack. Even through all of the harsh beatings I can't help but feel a connecting between me and Andy. I think he does to.