Tempest (#1 Destroyers Series)
by Holly Hook
3.9 out of 5 stars on Amazon
YA Paranormal Adventure
Sixteen-year-old Janelle never thought the gray spiral birthmark on her arm meant anything special. But when gorgeous Gary materializes out of a hurricane right in front of her, that all changes, because he shares a marking exactly like hers.
When Gary shows her the truth about the curse they share, it's only the start of their nightmare.
Morningstar (Morningstar Trilogy)
by Darcy Town
4.8 out of 5 stars on Amazon
Paranormal Romance
When she meets Belial, Dahlia can't wish for a better distraction from life. But a fun night of drinking turns bizarre when Belial introduces Dahlia to Lucien and the rest of her friends, men who are exceedingly rich, in short supply of morals, overflowing with violent tendencies, and interested in everything about her. Dahlia is charmed by her new friends, but something about them seems strangely familiar and it should. Lucien is Lucifer Morningstar, his friends are fallen angels, and Dahlia is no ordinary woman; she is the very reason they were tossed out of Heaven. She is the reincarnated spirit of Lucifer's equal and former lover, the imprisoned Primangel Ladriam. Within her, lies the power to restart and win the war against Heaven, but first she needs to survive dating the devil.
Imperium (Caulborn)
by Nicholas Olivo
4.5 out of 5 stars on Amazon
Urban Fantasy
Vincent Corinthos leads a triple life. As a secret agent, he handles paranormal threats; as a god, he protects his followers from evil forces; as a stock clerk, he keeps the back room of an antique store tidy.
When one of his fellow agents goes missing, Vincent begins with the usual suspects. His investigation reveals that Boston’s latest supernatural threat is also waging war on his followers, and has diabolic intentions for the city’s paranormal citizens.
Now, with the aid of a new partner and a gremlin, Vincent must locate the missing agent, defend his followers and learn the identity of his adversaries before they can revive a malevolent force that’s been dormant since World War II.
The Link (Pearl Vampire Chronicles #1)
by Dara J. Nelson
5.0 out of 5 stars on Amazon
Vampire Contemporary Fantasy
It’s a very different world for vampires.
They exist, in small numbers, entirely to control evil and protect the innocent. Their population is controlled by The Elders, five strong, ancient vampires. Only The Elders decide who becomes a vampire or know the process to create a vampire.
Yet, vampire Matthew is deeply in love with human Sarah and desperately wants her with him forever. So, he convinces her, and himself, to embark on a journey. A journey that will take them to the darkest corners of the vampire world - to Mexico, Peru, Nigeria, Cairo, Paris, Haiti and more - hoping that they will find the clues to the change process. Hoping that the clues that they do find are the right ones, because, if they’re not, Matthew could end up killing Sarah. Hoping that The Elders don’t figure out what they are up to stop them, permanently.
It’s a race against time. Time that Matthew has too much of and Sarah doesn’t have nearly enough.
In this first of a series, Sarah and Matthew’s journey is a tale of danger, intrigue, death, deception, love, passion and friendship that will draw you in from the first page, and leave you yearning for more after the last.
Family Ties (Corporeal Daughters)
by Jazmyn Douillard
4.4 out of 5 stars on Amazon
Urban Fantasy
Kat Andrews is your typical college student who thinks the world is out to get her. Unfortunately for her, she’s right. To make matters worse, so is the underworld!
A terrifying ancient being is determined to chase her down and learn her secrets, all thanks to Kat’s connection with a woman who’s been dead for over three hundred years.
She’s going to need help to get through this, but instead she gets a mentally unstable man that may not be human and a trio of flamboyant goddesses who seem to be hazardous for her health.
It looks like Kat may not survive the week, let alone exams.
And if she doesn’t survive, will she stay dead?
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