The best way to ruin a rogue slayer's day? Force an arranged marriage on her. Despite being the best of the best, my parents–who run our region's slayer council–decide it's time for me to get married. Apparently, being the wife of a high-born slayer will finally make me respectable. Or so they say. I see the arrangement for what it really is: a power grab. They don't care about my happiness, and they certainly don't care about the strange demons I've encountered. No matter how much I try to tell them how dangerous the beings are, no one listens. They never do. Now I'm stuck with an infuriating man who's no happier about this arrangement than I am, though he insists we go through with it. Trying to get rid of him while eradicating these new nightmarish demons won't be easy. Throw in a sweet shifter who claims I'm his fated mate and a handsome fae stalker, and I might just lose it. I always wished for a new family, but this isn’t exactly what I had in mind. How am I supposed to juggle three men and save the world? I guess we'll find out… Shadow Slayer is the first in a trilogy. This is a why-choose romance with laugh out loud moments, spice, and general chaos.

It’s hard to build an empire on a crumbling foundation, but my parents are determined to try. With my wedding to Valen nearing, they can taste the power, and they’re practically drooling. Meanwhile, I’ve got secrets piling up on top of secrets, and it’s only a matter of time before the whole house of cards comes crashing down. While they want to build a pure slayer dynasty upon my back, I’m busy building my family of misfits and battling a threat they won’t accept is real. But nightmares don’t care if you believe in them. They’ll feast on your fear either way. I thought we could chase them back to Faerie, but betrayal strikes when I least expect it, and now I’m wary of who to trust. Add in my friend Rippley losing her magic, Dane almost losing his life, Valen somehow becoming my rock, and Bastian throwing me for a loop, and my life has turned into utter pandemonium. Can I find a way to save the world, claim my shifter mate, keep my fiancé, and figure out what to do with the fae? Or will everything I care about topple to the ground? Twilight Terrors is the second in a trilogy. This is a why-choose romance with laugh out loud moments, spice, and general chaos.

You're going to lose. Those four words meant nothing when I first heard them, but now they feel like a dark prophecy. My power has been bound, my mate bond broken. My mother demands Dane's death, while the witches call for Bastian's head. Valen is the only one who might be safe, but the threat from his father looms over us like an angry storm cloud. Then there’s the small problem of the nightmares pouring into our world and threatening to destroy it. They're a deadly force, but so is my mother, and I'd be a fool to underestimate her again. Bianca Westbrook will stop at nothing to gain more power, including taking everything and everyone I've ever loved away from me. With enemies at every side, my men and I must find a way to restore my powers and defeat the threats to our world. I'll fight like hell for our happily ever after, but… Will our love survive the threat of death? This is the final book in the To Kill a Nightmare series; the story will end with a HEA.