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Heaven screwed with
the wrong girl.
In
their lust to destroy me, the angels made a grave mistake.
They
chose Zane Bradley to be the hand of their twisted justice. The guy who chose
to be Death in a bid to try and save me from their wrath.
It
took them ten years to eradicate the memory of why he chose to become Death.
Ten
long years to brainwash my boyfriend into believing I am the enemy.
Ten
years to convince him he was justified in reaping me.
I
waited ten years to see him again, but this was not the reunion I had hoped for.
Can
I break through the wall between Heaven and his memories before he kills me? Or
will I end up on the wrong side of the reaper realm at the angel’s mercy?
If
Heaven wins this battle, not only will I lose all that I love, the world will
understand the true meaning of End of Times.
I wasn’t supposed to be possible.
Dead means dead, and the dead don’t reproduce. But when
Lucifer ceased to exist, things went a little haywire for a while, opening a
strange supernatural phenomena that made a lot of things possible, including
me.
Not that I’m complaining, but being the living, breathing
daughter of Death and Fate has its own set of challenges.
Like career day at school. Every year it was the same thing.
And every year I was sent to the principal’s office and scolded for terrifying
the other kids when I told the truth about my parents.
So much for being honest.
Which brings me to my current predicament.
No one knows what my destiny is supposed to be. It’s not
written in any of my mother’s books, and although the reapers think I’m
destined to take over as the Grim Reaper, my father does not want me to go into the family business.
But I’m not sure I have a choice.
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Lucifer’s daughter
rises.
Faith Kennedy’s quiet
life off the grid ends when her mother dies of cancer. Before her mother
succumbs to the disease, she tells Faith who her father is.
The revelation
terrifies Faith more than the thought of the state foster care system.
When Tom and Bridget Ryan
step into the state home for girls, the course of Faith’s life changes yet
again. With a new, less frightening future offered, Faith jumps at the chance
to live in the light despite her newly found talents.
However, word that
the devil’s daughter lives brings out dark supernatural entities, and each and
every one of them either wants to control her or kill her.
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Hi folks,
It's been a while since I've blogged. We are in some weird times with this Covid crap going around and that made my creative juices falter a bit, especially since overall sales took a nose dive the last few months. So, after looking at my options, I went back into Kindle Unlimited with my entire list. And finally buckled down to finish my newest book. Grim's Daughter is now out in paperback right now and a week away from the e-book release!
GRIM'S DAUGHTER - e-book release date 10/13/2020
I wasn’t supposed to be possible.
Dead means dead, and the dead don’t reproduce. But when
Lucifer ceased to exist, things went a little haywire for a while, opening a
strange supernatural phenomena that made a lot of things possible, including
me.
Not that I’m complaining, but being the living, breathing
daughter of Death and Fate has its own set of challenges.
Like career day at school. Every year it was the same thing.
And every year I was sent to the principal’s office and scolded for terrifying
the other kids when I told the truth about my parents.
So much for being honest.
Which brings me to my current predicament.
No one knows what my destiny is supposed to be. It’s not
written in any of my mother’s books, and although the reapers think I’m
destined to take over as the Grim Reaper, my father does not want me to go into the family business.
But I’m not sure I have a choice.
