Memento Mori. Remember that you will die. Too bad that death is all Marguerite can recall. Marguerite has no problem remembering death. She can remember dying again, and again, and again. The issue is that the impossible visions of her life coming to gruesome and terrible ends are the only things she can remember. Who is she? What happened to her? And why are her visions haunted by a man with shining silver eyes that seems to draw her in, even as he takes her life? When she starts to discover answers…it seems her memories aren’t as impossible as she thought. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ If you’re drawn to compelling villains and sinister love stories, the Memento Mori series by Kathryn Ann Kingsley is your next book obsession! Occult horror blends seamlessly with romance in this gripping page-turner!

Marguerite went in search of answers. The ones she found led her to only more questions…and down a very dangerous path. Doctor Gideon Raithe claims that she has every right to hate him, and yet all she feels is drawn to him. The Ordo ut Solis, a secret order of holy warriors against the dark creatures of the world, wants her help to contain him. Two warring sides want her help, but she can’t trust either of them. Hell, she can’t even trust her own memories. But if she wants to get to the bottom of what’s happening, she’ll have to choose. Even if it means disaster. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ If you’re drawn to compelling villains and sinister love stories, the Memento Mori series by Kathryn Ann Kingsley is your next book obsession! Occult horror blends seamlessly with romance in this gripping page-turner!

Now she knows her past. But is it one worth living with? As Marguerite finally learns the terrible truth behind what she is—and why Gideon Raithe needs her—the memories of her past come flooding back. As she travels through all her previous lives, she learns she has been running from a decision the entire time. And now, she has nowhere left to hide. Is her life one worth living? And despite how she has come to feel about Gideon, can she forgive him for all that he’s done? Or are some things worth leaving in the grave?