Bookteasers Stories

She loved her more than life itself-but in the end, she had to take her's. In a world where bloodlines dictate fate and loyalty is everything, Lillian was raised to obey her family without question. Trained from birth to be a weapon, she was never meant to fall in love-especially not with Ashton, the one woman forbidden to her. She was her light, her peace, her escape from the chains of duty. But love is weakness in her family's eyes, and Ashton was their greatest enemy. When Lillian is ordered to kill her, the choice is already made for her. Bound by honor, shattered by love, she carries out the unthinkable-ripping apart her own heart to protect those who would never understand the cost. Now haunted by memories and drowning in guilt, Lillian must live with the weight of what she's done. Was her sacrifice noble-or was it betrayal disguised as duty? A Love Worth Killing For is a haunting tale of devotion, destiny, and the agonizing line between love and loyalty

Some of these are stories I plan on self-publishing, and some are just teasers for books I plan on writing!

This book is filled with all the wonderful things I want to share with you about my plans, goals, upcoming works, and everything else I can think of. More detailed description to come as I fill this book with amazing nonsense and chaos in the weeks and months to come. It is my goal to update this no less than once a month! I hope you enjoy the little peek behind the veil at my chaotic writing life. ~Eliza

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Books I may and may not be working on.