17-year-old Channing Hollingsworth should be focused on retaking the SAT, working on college applications, and partying with friends. Instead, he’s thrust into a world of danger and violence when someone murders his mother.
And the killer doesn’t stop there. The killer stalks Channing and his friends and starts killing them one by one.
If Channing has any hope of escaping alive, he needs to figure out who’s targeting them—and why. If he doesn’t, the bodies will keep piling up, and his own will be the cherry on top.
But when playing amateur detective and probing into the killings, Channing stumbles into decades-old secrets involving his parents and his friends’ parents. No one is completely innocent, and nobody is safe.
Channing’s one rock in this unfolding nightmare is the “situationship” that’s developed between him and a supposedly-straight friend, Rhys Fitzpatrick. But as the killer narrows in, Channing knows it’s only a matter of time before both him and Rhys are the latest bodies stuffed in the morgue.
In a small town in the Rockies, a mountain looms: the Devil’s Tail. According to local lore, a wicked trickster haunts its slopes, and whoever glimpses it is cursed to lose someone they love.
Alex refuses to believe she’s been cursed. She only ever saw the beast in her nightmares. Even if it’s real, it can’t hurt her because she doesn’t let anyone get too close to her heart. That is, until Amka moves to town. In no time, Alex’s carefully built walls begin to crumble.
But what if Alex’s fear of loss is a curse of its own?
There are a hundred ways to die on the Devil’s Tail, but only one way to break the curse. The path is treacherous, and the beast is waiting.
As sixteen-year-old Dakota Green recovers from a serious brain injury, his family moves into a new house. After settling into his new bedroom, Dakota starts having dreams of another teenage boy, Joey.
He soon discovers two things about Joey. One, he lived in this same room Dakota now stays in, but fifty years earlier. Two, Joey is dead. He died in the house a long time ago.
These aren’t mere dreams. Dakota discovers he can interact with Joey. And soon he finds himself falling for this boy who should be dead, but to him is still very much alive.
Desperate to make things for him and Joey work, Dakota enlists the help of Drake, a friend who is expert on all things metaphysical. Together, they start unravelling the mysteries of Dakota’s and Joey’s psychic abilities, but how far across space and time can their bond reach, and is it enough to change the past?
Serge is an incubus—one of the sexiest creatures alive. He has reigned long as king of the school.
But after getting his heart broken by a boy he genuinely liked, Serge is facing a crisis of identity. To continue being who he is only seems to lead to loneliness and heartbreak. Maybe he needs to change, to be truer to himself. The bad boy attitude is just an act, after all.
As he navigates this crisis with the help of Bram, his best friend, he starts receiving a nightly visitor—a cute ghost boy with gorgeous eyes, who appears for only a few minutes in the deepest, darkest depths of the night. Serge is desperate to talk to him, to get to know him, but any attempts at communicating with the ghost are met with silence. The boy doesn’t seem to even know he’s there.
To build that bridge and communicate with the ghost, Serge must do the thing he least wants—enlist the help of Victor and Igor, boys he used to tease mercilessly. It’s a gamble and the stakes are high, especially given the fact that life has taught Serge one thing and one thing only…
Nobody love an incubus.
Nobody Loves an Incubus publishes on September 13th.
