They say a soul is the immaterial essence, the animating principal, the actuating cause of an individual life. But what if you had to share yours with the one person you hated the most? The soul mate principal states that for every one soul there is another that will recognize its match, hence creating the perfect union. But what if you had two soul mates, which would you choose? What if your choices had eternal ramification? Deceived, the debut novel in the Soul Keeper Series, is a modern day love story about the implications of having more than one soul mate, and having to choose between the two of them. The decisions of the gods has left the next generation, their heirs, torn between fate and reality, and the balance of the future hangs in anticipation of what's to come.

From the second book in the Soul Keeper Series… Now I lay me down to sleep, Whom shall I trust my soul to keep? If I should die before I wake, I leave to fate my soul to take. The seal has been broken and the Soul Keeper Prophecy set in motion. Marcus and Nicolas are battling for the heart of one woman, Pandora’s only daughter; however, not everyone is playing by the rules. With interference from both sides of the lines and too many deities with hidden agendas, the trio must take matters into their own hands and look for another ending, one that removes control from fate. Can they find the missing page from the prophecy that has the ability to change everything? Will the new stranger they’ve been given as a guide assist or mislead them? Will Samantha make a decision on who it is that she truly loves, saving one and destroying the other? What if her choice is no choice at all?

The path of truth lies hidden deep, To find the light the climb is steep. But in despair resolve is sound, What once was lost will now be found. All is lost and the prophecy seems null and void. Samantha is dead to the living world, and Marcus and Nicolas completely destroyed, but things aren’t always as they seem. To save the one they love, the boys will have to traverse the Descent, a darkness that all will enter and few will ever leave. The interference of gods and goddesses on the chessboard of blood has left the door open for a new player to enter the scene, and she holds the most powerful gift of all—sacrificial love. Will the exit clause be invoked, dissolving of the chain that binds the trio together? Will the Descent be the final setting for their love story or will they rise again? As the curtain draws closed on this tale of old, who will rise and who will fall? And what if their choice is no choice at all?