Kat Blackthorne Bücher

Stevie Marks is a college girl at her wits end with poverty when she signs up for a sugar daddy. When she meets Eric Vaughn, she gets more than she ever expected. All with the backdrop of secrecy, a mystery stalker, and an underground racing community. Veterinary student Stevie Marks is in desperate need of funds if she's going to graduate while caring for herself and her addict mother. When a chance encounter leads her to sign up for a sugar-baby website, she soon meets an unlikely and reluctant former town bad boy Eric Vaughn. He's a rude control freak who's locked her legally into a contract and physically into his gilded manor. But somewhere past the fury they bring out of each other, something more lies beneath, and a connection of intimate proportion blooms. All is not as it seems as more questions, warnings, and nefarious intentions come to light. Eric is hiding something, and the entire town, along with her mother, is warning her to stay away. Stevie is soon wrapped in a dark world of stalkers, lies, and a society of street racing that she never knew existed. Is age really just a number, and is love the only motivation at play? Maybe too much sugar really is a bad thing.

From bestselling author of occult sensation The Halloween Boys, comes a sinfully fictional religious & dystopian story of naughty exorcism and sinful desires steeped in gothic mystery and lore. Now I lay me down to sleep. Impure thoughts sent me spiraling toward my fate. I was the holy daughter of Lady of Sorrows Church. The one meant to bring millions to faith in God. I pray the lord my soul to keep. But my own sins had my dad banishing me to a seaside church of terrors and the worst and most terrible horror of them all... the exorcist. If I should die before I wake. Father Dante Amorth was meant to exorcise me of my sins and send me back to my father pure and holy once more... I pray the lord my soul to take. And I'll spoil it for you. Demons were found, even inside me, but none of it was what I expected. Thankfully... it was so much worse.