There were sicknesses in this world even holy water couldn't wash away. In vicious nights, beautiful monsters lay. Some with faces known, some ready to play. Unsure of a friend, unsure of a foe, Be certain of nothing you think you know, Because what once enters Winworth, never leaves again. Skylar Blackwood thought she knew what monsters looked like. But in Winworth, nothing is what it seems. Not the arrival of a stranger with eyes that see too much, and lips that taste like danger. Not the young women who begin disappearing in the night. And certainly not the people in the sleepy town she grew up in that begin to turn on one another. One truth is undeniable, something wicked is loose in Winworth. No one is safe, and trusting the wrong person could cost Skylar everything. Trapped between the two worlds as secrets start to unravel, what little sanity Skylar has left threatens to shatter, leaving her with more questions than answers. Turns out, real monsters are never what they seem. APATHY is the first book in the Secrets of Winworth series with dark themes that might be triggering to some readers.

Violent dreams, and shattered souls Beautiful demons without remorse A cold heart and a vicious touch Who is a monster, and who is not? Lies. Secrets. Tragedies. Skylar thought she had seen it all—monsters with pretty faces, friends with terrible secrets and lives filled with beautiful lies. But she was wrong. In Winworth, nothing was as it seemed. Not The Order ruling over the sleepy little town she grew up in. Not the wicked strangers that began pouring into Winworth out of nowhere. And certainly not the people she thought she knew. As the masks started falling, she could now see the true depravity crawling through the streets. Torn between the two worlds—between the two men—she had to decide. Was she going to cling to the past, or run for the future? Or was she going to let monsters decide her destiny? TEMPTATION is Book Two in the Secrets of Winworth series, dealing with dark themes that might not be suitable for all readers. It is recommended only for readers above the age of 18.