Doctor Victoria Ward has been killing men for over 30 years. Her victims all have one thing in common: They’re abusive. Righteousness is a close companion - it helps her sleep at night - and she holds the virtue closely as she defends the innocent, upholding the law when it won’t rise to protect those who need it most.

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When she meets a young girl named Kelly and follows her down a twisted path of deception, Doc Ward finds herself face-to-face with a ghost from her past. Never before has she wavered in her resolve, but can she defend another against someone she loves?

One man's sanity takes a backseat as he searches for a serial killer with a taste for reality television stars. A thrilling ride full of deception, twists, and turns.

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Detective Hank Reynolds has just been handed the case of a lifetime. Another reality TV star has gone missing, and it's up to the Atlanta police department to find her before it's too late. While he's digging around, he discovers there have been nearly twenty similar kidnappings in the surrounding areas over the last twenty years, and while trying to gather more information--and a witness that's still alive--he's dragged into a past he wishes he could erase.

This house is cursed, and everyone who lives here is in grave danger. Dive into a chilling tale unlike any you've read before, and be prepared to scream.

*Note: The House is a stand-alone novel in a series with crossover characters and may be read independently of the other books.

Ever wonder what stories you'd hear if walls could talk?

What if those walls witnessed unimaginable horrors?

Inside these pages is the story of one such house. What it sees, the people it meets, and what happens when a terrified spirit is invited to stay.

I'm as innocent as a newborn baby. I swear. I didn't kill those men.

They threw me in a mental hospital to cover up the real killer's crimes. I have no idea why, but I have theories.

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Let me tell you my story so you can decide if I'm guilty or innocent.

Other families pass down their stories, Kate Earnshaw’s family passes down painful riddles without answers, and where secrets disappear from one generation to the next.

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Kate’s father’s suicide has left many unanswered questions, including what to do with the abandoned family ranch on the eastern plains of Colorado and what to believe about Evan Hastings, a neighbor who seems to have as many secrets as her father and knows more about him than she does. 

But there’s something about Evan that calls her back to her father’s home. Something that threatens to unearth more than the past.

Not Knowing Can Be Lethal

Assaulted, left for dead, and amnesic, the woman who thinks her name is Alex, may be the only surviving victim of a killer who’s targeting prostitutes and leaving their bodies without fingertips to complicate their identification. Denver Homicide Detective Blake Halloran is sure she is connected to the other killings but he can’t identify her, even with her fingertips intact. And she can’t remember anything—including the face or name of the man who tried to kill her.

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London was on the hunt. Her intention was to kill.

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London De La Motte is not a believer in religion or religiosity. She never found a use for it, considering her troubled past and no place for it in her life as a private investigator. An encounter with a statue in a historic Catholic church sets London on a path of psychic vision and vigilante justice; righting injustices from the past and present. What she didn’t know is that her brush with Saint Cecilia’s graven image was far from accidental. It was destiny; conjured by Mama Bah, a voodoo high priestess some 25 years before. London’s world is rocked by this newfound giftedness. The question is, what will she do when the past and present come crashing down around her.

When you’re born in darkness, light is unfamiliar. Darkness is safety and serenity. Darkness is home.

Sable liked the darkness. It was the only thing she knew; the only thing that comforted her when everything and everyone else failed.
Sable Pierre Sansaricq had a powerful gift. She didn’t choose the gift; the gift chose her. Sable was born in darkness, but people who wanted to highjack her gift, drug her into intrusive light. Sable didn’t like that.

She would make them pay for that… all of them.

The power of life and death lay in the palm of her hand. With a single touch, Ebony Saintizaire could heal you or kill you, depending.

Like the daughters of Mama Bah that came before, Ebony didn’t choose her gift; the gift chose her. However, keeping her supernatural ability a secret proved difficult in a battle of good versus evil; light versus darkness, ascension versus damnation. Which side would Ebony choose or had that decision already been made?

When she walks, time moves under her feet.

With a single step, Onyx Querette Acerant travels through time and space, the ancient and the new, the past and seemingly forgotten spaces that only the supernatural can touch. Like her psychically gifted sisters, Onyx moves in the shadows, thriving in darkness, changing the fates of those the ancestors deem worthy.