Meg was abducted. For four days she had nothing to keep herself sane, until she promised to be obedient. In return, she received a diary, not knowing which terrors she would be writing down soon. Because Meg has been taken to this unknown place for one purpose only: to support her abductors in 'socializing' one of their subjects. Ten, as they call him, seems to be far more than a primitive beast, fighting battles of his very own. Meg soon realizes that she is the only one able to tame him. And that, apparently, is the sole reason she is more or less treated as a human being. As Ten's humanity resurfaces Meg has to accept the truth that the real beasts aren't behind bars. This is Meg's diary. Will you read it? This story is written in diary format and vaguely inspired by Beauty and the Beast and is part one of an unfinished series. Warning: This book is not suited for minors or the faint hearted. It contains dark themes such as abuse and forms of psychological torture.

Meg has vanished from Jay's life and not even Peter seems to knows what has happened to her, what White has done to her or - even worse - is currently doing to her. Without having Meghan to keep him sane, Jay struggles to keep the upper hand and control over his body and mind, and to face not only his new everyday life, and guilt over all the things he couldn't help her, but also the scattered memories of his encounters with the woman who brought back his humanity to the surface. Eventually, he knows that he has to face the Beast within, because this time it's his turn to save her. \\Editor's note: Jay's diary does not have to be read to continue with Meg's story.\\

After several days of coma, I have finally woken up but I am not the same. Slowly, I, Meg, am trying to put the pieces of me back together, alone and separated from Jay. My new situation has changed my perspective on everything. I will never be the same. Then, after countless days of being apart, Jay and I finally are reunited but everything has changed. Everything but one definite plan: escape from White's clutches. Whom can I trust? Whose truth is reality. In the end, there is just one thing we can rely on: the beast in us. With The Beast In Us the series returns to its first narrator Meghan Singer, who has to face new threads, new decisions and one fact that will change her life forever. Please beware that this book is not suited for minors and also includes dark and disturbing themes as well as explicit sexual interactions.

Set up directly after the events of The Beast In Us. Meg has trouble accepting the outcome of her prison break. Battling her inner turmoil, she struggles to control her own beast. Still, her team sets out to bring down Rook and the rest of the board, who were responsible for White’s sadistic experiments, not knowing that they will be in for some shocking surprises. In this diary Meg documents what comes after her escape. \Publisher's note: This is not the last part of the series.\ \\\Adult content! Not suited for minors or the faint-hearted.\\\

Read the diary that was found in The Beast Is Me ! Having learned the perks of writing a diary, Jay writes about how he has to keep up his promise to White, while preparing the escape from the compound. Learn what lead to his decision the end of book three, and how he has to handle the consequences. Having miraculously survived the explosion, his diary is returned to Jay, in order to increase his healing process. Being bound to his bed and then his cell, Jay realizes that something at the fortress, where he and the survivors are held, is far beyond off.

With Jay slowly regaining his memories, he decides to secretly help Daniel fight through the procedure all the other beasts went through to get their memories erased. But Peter has other plans, which put both Jay and Dan in imminent danger. Still, they have to try their best to keep up the facade, while feelings of guilt, jealousy, and silent reproach, as well as Peter's efforts to learn about Meghan's whereabouts, take a physical and psychological toll on both men, as they fight for their life and their identity. Publisher's note: This diary is written by Jay and Daniel. Meg only takes part passively!

Having lost both Dan and Jay, and facing the advance of her pregnancy alone, Meg decides to return to where everything started. This is the final installment of the series.