Demon Defeat

Part One

The Resurrection Chronicles, Book 10

Only the strong survive.

It’s been months since the earth opened up and unleashed hell on us. Months scouring the decimated Midwest in search of a way to stop the spreading plague and save what’s left humanity.

Instead, I discover something far more vital.

Whatever hell unleashed is following us. He has the body of a gladiator and the cunning mind of a general. He also has the power to stop the plague at its source. And all he wants in return is me–willing or not.

But, in order to save what remains of the world, he’ll need to risk the one thing he wants most. Me.

Demon Discord

The Resurrection Chronicles, Novella (book 8.2)

All Terri ever wanted was a family of her own. Then, her world fell apart in more ways than one. Hellhounds, infected, and food shortages became her primary concern and would have made pregnancy difficult, but not impossible. Until her husband divorces her in a fit of hurt feelings.

Now, she has a choice to make. She can linger in the same house with a man filled with bitter resentment…or find someone in the other survivor settlement to take her in. Someone not human.

The thought of living with a fey makes Terri want to faint with fear, but maybe there’s a silver lining. The fey want babies just as badly as she does.

Starting over isn’t easy. But it might be exactly what she needs.

Note: This novella occurs after book 8, but isn’t necessary to the series.  This is just a fun “thank you” novella I wrote for readers who were begging for more fey before the final book.  All proceeds from this book will fund the next audio book production in this series.

Demon Design

The Resurrection Chronicles, Novella (book 8.1)

It’s not easy hooking up during the apocalypse. Running for your life isn’t a sexy look. That’s why Brooke takes things into her own hands. She’s got her eye on one fey in particular and it’s time to make her move. As a sketch artist, she has the perfect in. After all, what’s a nude sketch session between friends?

This Resurrection Chronicles novella takes place between Demon Disgrace and Demon Fall. It is not necessary to read this story to follow the world.

Note: This novella occurs after book 8, but isn’t necessary to the series.  This is just a fun “thank you” novella I wrote for readers who were begging for more fey before the final book.  All proceeds from this book will fund the next audio book production in this series.

Demon Fall

The Resurrection Chronicles, Book 9

Love isn’t blind; it’s devastating.

June had her future all planned out, and it never involved hiding in a bunker with her long-term boyfriend during what felt like the end of the world. In fact, surviving the zombie apocalypse never even entered the picture. Yet, that’s exactly what fate gave her.

A game of survival. One horror after another. But, at least, she’s not alone. At least she has Adam…until she doesn’t.

Heartbroken, June wishes she could face the apocalypse on her own, but she’s seen what’s out there. Infected that are smart enough to fake what they are and the hellhounds determined to kill every last human. If she wants to survive, she’ll need help from the dark creatures who rescued her from the bunker.

She’ll need a fey, and Tor is just the man for the job.

Demon Disgrace

The Resurrection Chronicles, Book 8

Everyone lives a lie.

It replays in my head, the moment of my greatest shame. I’ll never escape it. With an exhale, I let go of everything. I fall endlessly, waiting for the sudden stop. Hell would be a welcome respite.

A hollow husk of the woman she used to be, Hannah hides from her pain with any alcohol she can find. She’s bleeding out from wounds no one sees. No one but Merdon, a dark fey with a violent history of his own, who’s determined to keep her from the one thing she wants most. Death.

She doesn’t understand why he cares about her or her addiction. It’s not like he’s nice to her. Yet, he’s relentless in his determination to show her there’s something to live for. If she can find a way through the pain she might just see what Merdon already knows: Second chances are rare.