Discovering Synergy

Millville, the small town where I’d grown up and lived for the past twenty-one years, had nothing interesting about it other than the dusty scarecrow in Creepy Ned’s field. That might have been why I didn’t have any aspirations of a noteworthy life in my future.

After I landed a scholarship overseas, I learned that Ryevick University had more to it than pretty buildings, and a happening student life. It was full of secrets that only curious people who paid attention to it might discover.

Tales of Demons walking among us, taking human form, and wanting to claim this world for their leaders abounded. With the law of free will holding back the angels from interceding on humanity’s behalf, they had to come up with a plan to stop the evil.

So they created the Elementi, or more specifically, Elementi Warriors. Blessed knights, each gifted with an elemental power to fight the demons and keep everyone safe.

But as with every gift, or exchange, there is fine print. The warriors must remain pure and diligent to their calling if they were to receive the ultimate weapon in the time of humanity’s great need.

This promised weapon, that has the ability to defeat the demons, was dubbed Synergy– the highest power known to men and heaven alike.

But over the years, as the knights search for it, they’ve started to question what if Synergy isn’t just a weapon at all?

At least, that’s how the legend goes…

This is an adult romance where the leading lady does not have to pick between her men. This is an 18+ book that has sex, language, and paranormal violence and mild bullying (not from the harem.) Book one out of five.

Refining Earth

Starting a new school has its own set of obstacles, but finding out you’re the very weapon created by angels to defeat demons? Yeah… that comes with its own brand of crazy.

Now that the cat was out of the bag about me being Synergy, and the five sexy Elementi Knights by my side, I should be able to conquer anything life throws at me…right?

I wish midterms, family dinners, and travel plans could be my only focus like any normal college student, but when Brayden invites me home for Christmas break and Micah decides to tag along, I have even more things to work out.

To put the cherry on top, newfound powers have turned the dial on my emotions–and a few other things–all the way up. Turns out, that makes demons the least of our worries in this household.

With a relaxing winter break out of the question, I’m left to navigate new relationships, learn about the demonic world, and figure out how to be the very weapon curated to stop our enemies.

At least this life altering situation came with five hot guys. What more could a girl want?

This is an adult romance where the leading lady does not have to pick between her men. This is an 18+ book that has sex, language, and paranormal violence. Book two out of five.

Liberating Water

After our first encounter with the Dark Lord, it became obvious the only things standing in the way of evil were the Elementi Knights. Our battle tested each of us, pushing us to a limit we didn’t know we had, and that was just the beginning.

The Day-Brite serum is missing, and because of that, I knew returning to Ryevick after the holidays wouldn’t be so simple. Things were devolving quickly and none of us were prepared for how fast the darkness could spread once it got a foothold.

Trying to expand my knowledge on the demonic world as it slapped us in the face was hard, but finding out the Dark Lord was the one who took the serum and is using it to build an army for an unknown reason? That’s even worse.

With the Dark Army lurking on the horizon, we’re left with more questions than answers as we venture into unknown dangers.

Will the guys by my side be enough to help me fight my own internal battle against the Dark Lord or will he be too strong for me to resist?

This is an adult romance where the leading lady does not have to pick between her men. This is an 18+ book that has sex, language, and paranormal violence. Book three out of five.

Taming Fire

Rays of sunshine, the smell of fresh cut grass, and quiet country living.

That’s how my summer in midwest America was going to be spent.

Bringing the Knights home to meet my parents and spend time with my family was supposed to be relaxing. The perfect getaway to reset and heal from the physical and mental scars the Dark Lord left on me.

Unfortunately, his evil knows no bounds.

I’m quickly learning that the Dark Lord would go to any lengths–across oceans and continents–to destroy me when I least expected it. To make matters even worse, he brought help from the depths of hell.

Faced with a new set of challenges, I’m left to question if everything I’m doing involving the Elementi and my new reality is worth it all.

Is love for my guys, for the world, and for myself, enough to keep fighting for when we might have no hope of winning?

This is an adult romance where the leading lady does not have to pick between her men. This is an 18+ book that has sex, language, and paranormal violence. Book four out of five.

Rescuing Air

I knew the thought of enjoying the remnants of our summer was far-fetched, but at this point the Dark Lord has gone too far.

With Jay’s mom in his clutches and being used against us, I have no choice but to get past the latest betrayal that was far too close to home, and come up with a plan.

With my remaining bonded Knights by my side, we make a decision—a hard one.

In order to make headway, we need Parker.

Using his skills, we search for the army the Dark Lord has been building, and it results in nothing but more questions. Like sand falling through our fingers, there’s nothing to give us direction.

Each new battle we face is tougher and worse than the last, but we have to stick together no matter how my heart hurts.

Time is running out, loyalties are being tested, and I can’t help but think, are we strong enough to defeat the Prince of Hell?

This is an adult romance where the leading lady does not have to pick between her men. This is an 18+ book that has sex, language, and paranormal violence. Book five out of five.