Riley Justice is about to discover something he never knew about himself, or perhaps something he had always known but chose to be blissfully blind to. Now, he doesn't have a choice but to venture into unknown territory to figure out who he is and what he wants. Easier said than done; with a broken family, an unsupportive best friend and two crushes battling for his affections, life just got a whole lot more complicated. Will Riley find happiness or will his own crippling fear force him to push away everyone that he loves? Copyright © 2015 katwritesurdeath All Right Reserved.

The End was the Beginning. Adapt and conquer, or die. Sixteen-year-old Andrea Collins survives by the skin of her teeth: always on the move, and trusting no one. Until the one day, the truth hits her - and he has wings. Taking advatage of Creation's reboot, demons, vampires, Were-shifters, and other dark, twisted, monsters slither from their sanctuaries, each determined to claim the new Earth. The Angels turn to Andrea, an orphaned human girl, to save humanity, or enslave it. Genesis: 2.0, what happens when humans are bottom of the food chain? *Sass Awards May 2019 - 3rd place Paranormal *Writer's Circle Awards 2019 - 3rd place Supernatural #badassreads @Horns_and_Halos #ProjectBadassGirls © L. D. Nash Cover art by CJ Douglass

<b>Every bridal party has that one girl who manages to turn the joy of a dream wedding into an absolute nightmare. Shana Benedict doesn't see the problem with that.</b> Here's a riddle: What two words are the most fun to say, but are the most horrifying to hear? Give up? The answer is: "I'm engaged." And just so you know, this story isn't about me getting to say them. It's not that I'm jealous or anything. Well, okay, yes. I'm a little jealous that my best friend is getting married. But it's not like I'm going out of my way to sabotage her wedding or anything because of it. I just don't spend every waking moment focused on the thing. If my best friend in the entire world can't understand that, it's not my problem. I have a life of my own, you know. I mean, I'm getting married, too! Someday. And trust me, when I do, my wedding is going to be awesome. I've already got the groom picked out and everything. (He just doesn't know it yet.) Livia thinks I'm being ridiculous. I think she's being selfish. I mean, who says this entire year has to be about her? Like I'm just supposed to drop everything and be a slave for the next twelve months? Yeah right. If that makes me The Girl You Love to Hate, so be it. I don't care what anyone thinks. I know I'm better than that. <i>AUTHOR'S NOTE: This is not a sweet, romantic love story. It's a cringing, screaming, throw-the-book-across-the-room story. It's also a standalone, but reading "Down the Shore" first is highly suggested.</i> <b>READ WHEN YOU'RE IN THE MOOD FOR: Validation, angst, snark, and ripping your hair out. Consider yourself warned.</b>