Ana Winters is a beautiful, but somewhat socially awkward, seventeen-year-old, who has had a crush on her friend, star quarterback and heartthrob Kellin James, ever since they met at Lincoln High. When the charming, enigmatic, and devastatingly handsome Calix Night shows up at the school, Ana finds herself suddenly and quite unexpectedly the subject of a rivalry between Kellin and Calix as the two vie for her affection. But Ana has more pressing problems in the form of blinding headaches, strange dreams, visions, and possible hallucinations, including something flitting through her mirror and her hands bursting into flames, all making her fear she has a brain tumor. After Calix saves Ana from an army of shadowy, supernatural creatures, he relates a story that sounds like a fairy tale, complete with evil kings, warring knights, and a princess named Analia. Is it mere coincidence that his tale is nearly identical to Ana's frightening dreams and visions and that her name is so similar to the princess in the tale? Could Ana really be royalty from another world who is being protected by-or perhaps is the prey of-two others from that world in the form of Kellin and Calix? And if so, why? Could it be true that she was sent to Earth Realm to keep her from a man who is almost literally her other half, the darkness to her light and the death to her life, because their union would create unimaginable powers that could be used for evil-and maybe good? Stylish, atmospheric, and fast-paced, Oracle is a true page-turner that will keep you up all night, eager to uncover the next clue to Ana's destiny.

Falling in love was easy. Convincing her heart it's better to let him go and leave him dead that's the problem. With Calix’s devastating passing, Ana has returned to Winterset and is faced with her very real trying to save the world from Zaros, the evil madman who controlled Calix and turned him into Mortae. Assigned to be trained by Tarek, a captain in the king’s army, Ana struggles with her new life and the grief losing Calix brings. Tarek doesn’t make it better with all his snapping and sarcasm either. Despite everything surrounding Ana, one thing is She is drawn to the handsome fae captain, finding him familiar in ways he shouldn’t be, but he refuses to give her answers. When Calix starts haunting Ana’s dreams, she thinks nothing of it. It’s grief. There’s no way her dead boyfriend is back for her. But then Zaros strikes, tearing apart everything Ana built for herself. Zaros' attack brings more horror than Ana ever thought possible. And once more, she’s drawn to Tarek. He makes a revelation which changes everything. In Winterset, no one is who they seem, and those closest to her harbor the darkest secrets. With the return of the Mortae looming, who can Ana trust? Can Ana find the strength to save a world on the brink of doom or will Tarek be the answer to her prayers? Tempest is book two in The Chronicles of Winterset, a steamy paranormal fae romance. Due to some dark content, reader discretion is advised.