Julia Lancaster lives in a society where once you come of age, a power is bestowed upon you based on your personality. However, when she receives a power nearly too much for her to handle, she will come to find much more than she bargained for. In a society where the citizens are kept in the dark by their mysterious l...
'Breaking News: Another couple was murdered in their house by a new infamous killer known as, The Fate Weaver. There are many theories as to what this killer looks like, but what we do know, is that he or she never kills children or animals. May...' I turned the t.v. off before I could hear the absurd theories they ca...
In this book, the egos are kinda like Thomas Sander's sides in the way that they represent different parts of Jack (I'm putting this in the description to make the book easier to understand): Robbie-represents his child like nature JJ-represents his creativity Chase-represents his caring Marvin-represents his belief i...
The wolves were never the most frightening thing in Margo's world. No, the most frightening thing had to be the people under the wolves' fur. Because it wasn't wild wolves who killed her parents, it was the wolf shifters who decided to turn her entire life upside down. And it wasn't wolves that declared war against h...
