After being mistreated for twenty-six years, Scarlett decides to run for the hills and find her own happiness. However, will her newly found happiness last? Will she be able to escape the clutches of her evil father and her half- brother? Find out more in Hidden Desires.

Who would have thought that a promise made by two veterans to marry off their children could still be valid sixty years later? Well definitely not Hazel, just after a breaking up with her cheating boyfriend, she finds herself being given into the hands of another man the next day.

Beverly, as well as the other members of the group, decided to stay in Chicago - making a plan to get Kai and Brent out of prison, a revenge plan for her stepfather, as well as looking for her real father - Ben. Waiting for a new member of the group. Kai's and Beverly's child. While thinking for an impossible escape plan, Kai receives a mysterious note. And another one. Who's sending him the notes, and what does this person want from him? Is Beverly able to protect herself and their unborn child? * This is the third book of Diabolus series. Please make sure to read the first two, before starting this one. This book has mature language and scenes that may be distressing for some readers.

After Beverly left Chicago with Brooklyn, Lexi, Aaron and Woods brothers she became an assassin herself. It has its own perks - hotel life every week, burning her clothes to the ashes so no one could track her down. With lots of targets to get killed, she has only one task - to find Leonardo, a man who hurt and raped her. But it's not as easy as it looks like. Every time she gets closer to him, he disappears; like she was trying to catch a ghost. But one day someone finds her, giving her an answer she needed and something more to fight for. Everything they search for leads to the Lost Phoenix - but what does it mean and who is it? * * * This is the sequel of Diabolus. If you haven't, please read that book first. This is a continuation of the first story with the same characters. Thank you for reading and I appreciated if you told me what you think!