Fate has promised me the shittiest ever after... Death. Fortunately, I've never been very good at accepting bullshit endings. Echo Wilde grew up with a gift she never wanted. She could see the creatures that starred in both fairy tales and horror stories alike. Now, at nineteen, she's finally living her life the way she wants. That all comes to an abrupt stop when she finds herself torn from her life and thrown in the middle of the world she never wanted to be apart of. Navigating the Courts, she will have to find a way to survive where she is destined to die. But what if survival comes in the form of a vampire with dark eyes and an agenda; a common enemy of the Courts? #4 in Paranormal 02-22-2018 #5 in Paranormal 02-23-2018 #6 in Paranormal 03-21-2018 ⚠ Warning: Contains strong language and a crude protagonist. If you find any mistakes, please let me know. I've done the first edit, but I'm sure I've missed some stuff.

There are so many unanswered questions in the world. A lot of them include the term 'love'. What is love anyway? Is it real, or just an illusion, just so powerful you believe it's actually a stable feeling or emotion? Every single human is capable of this 'love' concept. Whether they like it or not. If that's the case, what do you call a somewhat human who doesn't, or can't? That would be Ravenswood. Robin Ravenswood. The successful killing creation of a government run assassin agency, who happens to be half human. The other half would be metal. Too unnaturally beautiful to be human and to... human to be a machine. When Robin is assigned to an assessment, her immunity to love starts to somehow waver. If closing your eyes is the entrance way to peace, can opening your eyes change your 'destiny'? Copyright © animalzrul