Romantic tales are told about handsome, sexy undead. My kind use their name—vampire. We both live on blood.
Zev Parish desires Victor Aldrich. He’s sensitive, vulnerable, defenseless, all things Zev yearns for in a man; attributes that will eventually cause Victor to despise him. If keeping him means pretending to let him go, fine. If it means allowing him to break his body into pieces, fine. Whatever it takes, Zev will have him.
The thing hunts humans for food. He returns invigorated and sex is freaking fantastic. Vic loathes himself for hoping it feeds well.
Victor Aldrich chooses not to live with death he witnesses. He makes the choice to end his life not once, but twice. After almost succeeding, he decides to kill Zev. To accomplish that with a broken body, he must become what he loathes most and exactly what Zev is—a bloodthirsty parasite masquerading as a vampire.
Aware Victor hates him, Zev turns him anyway. One fleeting sentiment gleaned along Victor’s mental path shatters his cold heart; still, if necessary, Zev will end Victor’s life. Successfully.
Ever wonder how your favorite Reverse Harem started?
Little girls and their dragons. Wanting nothing more but to meet the dragon in the cave, Risa will stop at nothing. Even if that means endearing it’s manservant the Hermit to her.
Issac, the Hermit is bent on protecting his mountain and his secrets. When a little Changeling girl appears at his cave it’s going to take all his will to keep her away.
Little do they know this will be the beginning of a journey they will never forget…
*Warning contains spoilers to Risa’s Destiny. Read with an open mind and utmost caution.
**Hilarity and possible sniffles.
Rachel Starkie grew up in Manchester, England, residing with her supportive family. With a love for learning about animals and nature, she went on to attended Hull University @ Scarbrough, resulting in a Bachelor of Science in Coastal Marine Biology. Dolphins being one of her favorite animals have found their way not just into her logos but also her shifter tales. Rachel relishes in creating worlds full of unique and amazing characters, where people lose themselves.
Her outgoing nature allows her to see and feel the world at her fingertips so she can bring it to her readers. Inspiration comes from all angles, and you can see that in the pretty resin items that double as swag and other bits of fun. All resin is hand-poured into often commissioned molds. Rachel can not wait to share her worlds with you, so stop in for a cuppa and sit for a spell.
And an enforcer for the Inferno if one is ever needed.
I knew better than to get involved with him.
With his aggression.
With the constant fights.
With the games the twins were known to play with every woman stupid enough to fall for them.
We made a mistake when we met again as adults.
I fell in love.
He fell in love.
His brother fell in love, too.
What used to be a good time is now a tragedy.
Our story is messy.
It’s cruel.
It’s forbidden.
Despite all that, Ezra refuses to let go.
*** Each novel in the series depicts a unique romance, but the plots through each book connect in one world. For the best experience, read the series in order.
Nine Dangerous Men. Nine Unrepentant Sinners. Nine Irresistible Manipulators.
The first two books in the Antihero Inferno Series are available to purchase now.
Gabriel
No daughter of mine should be so easily misled by wicked boys.
Trinity’s naiviety is shocking, but that will change.
I will teach her the ways of the world, just like I taught Monica.
Soon she will love me.
Just like Monica.
I will start a new life with Trinity, away from judgemental eyes.
But first, she must repent.
Deliver us from Evil is the third and final book in the Sinners of Saint Amos
dark bully reverse harem romance series.
Contains strong language, violence, and sexual situations some may find
triggering.
This is the last book in a series. Cannot be read as a standalone.
Message to Readers: Thank you so much. If you would like to download a short side story to Unbreak Me, titled Found You, please click here. https://dl.bookfunnel.com/hg5cfwalft
Blurb
What would happen if you were promised forever and it was ripped away from you, and your soulmate was gone? What if they came back to help you move one, and yet, neither one of you can let go? They were supposed to be together forever. That was the plan, but through a cruel twist of fate the night before their three-year anniversary, Tex Davis lost the one man he would ever love, Memphis King. A year has passed and he still hasn’t been able to move on. Everyone tells him it’s time, but what do they know? Memphis was his partner in love and life. Losing him, broke Tex. Tex has been given an opportunity to move from New York to Seattle. His friends and family are encouraging him to take it, but he has already decided to decline the offer because that would mean leaving Memphis behind. Then something happened. Whether it be fate or something else, Memphis came back to him. Tex’s first love is supposed to help him move on, but not even Memphis can bring himself to force Tex to let him go. Is it so wrong to want to spend forever with the person you loved most? Both hearts are begging to be unbroken.
Bestselling author, Maria Vickers, currently resides in St. Louis, MO with her pug, Spencer Tracy. She has always had a passion for writing and after she became disabled in 2010, she decided to use writing as her escape. She believes that life is about what you make of it, you have to live it to the fullest no matter the circumstances. From a young age, she has always loved books and even dreamed of being an author when she was younger. Growing up in the Navy, she used to weave tales for her siblings and her friends about anything and everything. And when she wasn’t creating her own stories, she had a book in her hand. They transported her to another world. With her books, he hopes her readers have the same experience, and that they can relate to her characters. Getting sick changed her life forever, but it also opened doors for her that she thought would always be out of reach.
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