"The Japanese have this saying; Koi No Yokan," he mumbles, his thumb gently touching my bottom lip, "It is a phrase which describes the sudden knowledge upon meeting someone that the two of you are destined to fall in love." For Annabelle Williams her perfection is survival. With a spotless image and a doting boyfriend, she seems to have it all. But there's two sides to every story, and Trent Night doesn't believe hers. Tall, dark and handsome, he's just a typical bad boy who wants what he can't have. But when their lives become intertwined, secrets start to unravel and they both must question everything they know in the face of the truth. Even their hearts. Introduced to a new world, Elle must decide if she can leave her old one behind, or if she's fated to a life she never wanted. Can she survive, or will she be ripped apart? And just how far would you go for love? Book 1 in the Golden Series. Fan review: "One of, if not the best book I have ever read. I love every character and personality within the book. This is the next big author and the next best seller. This book is empowering and inspiring with every twist and turn." MATURE CONTENT - ROMANCE - WEREWOLF - PARANORMAL Highest ranking - #4 in Paranormal

*sequel to His Safety Net* *THIS BOOK WILL DEAL WITH SENSITIVE TOPICS SUCH AS DEPRESSION, ANXIETY, SELF-HARM, EATING DISORDERS AND ABUSE* Nolan Prince feels like for once in his life, everything is okay. While he still has his days where he would rather stay in bed, he feels like he has something to fight for; his family, his boyfriend, his happiness. But then his family gets involved with his grandfather once again; the one person he would rather not see. Nolan tries to keep a positive outlook on life, but it is never that easy. Jerome Roy was someone no one would dare to talk to because they were afraid he would hurt them. Rumours were always spread around because of his constant arrests, partying, and harsh attitude. He's completely different around the love of his life. He's happier, sweeter, everything he truly is. Except because of the abuse he has endured by his mother, he's struggling with his self-image. He hasn't told anyone, nor does he intend to. But sometimes, it's a good idea to turn to someone for help.