Fire. Murder. Revenge.
That's all sixteen-year old Adaline Flanagan thinks about. Haunted by the memories of the fire that killed her lover, a blaze that her jealous and deranged sister, Dani had set, Adaline spends her waking hours coming up with a plan. A plan to exact her revenge.
Cooped up in the PICU ward at Springfield State, a specialized mental hospital for 'mentally ill and challenged patients,' Adaline begins to hear whispers that convince her that Dani is contained Springfield as well. Guided by Suki, a bubbly and, oddly enough, charismatic, new patient, and pure want for vengeance, Adaline stealthily stalks the halls of Springfield by night, playing the role of the 'good, obedient girl' by day, and vowing to avenge the short, yet precious life of the person she once held a flame for.
As the answer to all her question nears, however, strange memories begin to resurface, churning all Adaline knows into a strange, dark mess that she cannot yet comprehend. Plagued by visions of her dark, twisted past, a past she is yet to understand, Adaline will soon come to know; nothing is as it seems, and she, along with everyone else in her twisted world, will never be the same again.
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Emily's world is shattered when her cousin Rose is murdered, taking with her the dark secret of the abuse she suffered-confided only to Emily. Driven by guilt and a thirst for revenge, Emily vows to bring Rose's killer to justice.
Meanwhile, Jack, a ruthless predator, has set his sights on Emily as his next victim. He's eager to play his twisted game, but their deadly pursuit takes an unexpected turn when an undeniable spark ignites between them.
As attraction and hatred intertwine, Emily and Jack are torn between their dark impulses and the confusing feelings they stir in each other. Both must choose: embrace the darkness that defines them or risk everything for a chance at love.
In this battle between light and dark, can love truly prevail, or will the shadows reclaim them both?
SEQUEL TO "THE MONSTER INSIDE".
CAN BE READ AS A STANDALONE.