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Dive into the action-packed world of Gia Santella in this thrilling new series from USA Today bestselling author Kristi Belcamino. When Gia's parents are killed in a suspicious accident, she's propelled into a fast-paced life of exotic cars, glittering nightclubs, and steamy interludes. But when an unexpected letter arrives, her past catches up to her as she discovers that her parents' death was no accident. Now, Gia must go undercover and use...

Hate crimes. Missing people. Dark secrets. Vigilante heiress Gia Santella is facing her most dangerous enemy yet. First a hate group infiltrates Gia's San Francisco neighborhood, then a U.C. Berkeley student journalist who is covering the story disappears. Gia's search for the missing student unveils dark secrets that threaten to destroy her beloved neighborhood. She is caught in a race against time to find the young journalist before it's too...

Angels and giants and beasties. Oh my... Dean Robinson used to be a soldier. That is, until a fallen angel with a God complex and a snappy wardrobe killed him. Now he is something else. Not quite an angel but no longer human, Dean is thrust into the prophetic pinnacle of a timeless battle raging in the shadows of the Earth and the Heavens. He and his newfound gang of arcane sidekicks might be the only thing standing between mankind a...

The Miami heat can be murder... When investigative reporter Kenzie is asked by a teenager to look into her boyfriend's murder, she stumbles upon a secret so great that just knowing about it could get her killed. Unable to turn a blind eye, she starts investigating and discovers how far those involved will go to keep it hidden. Newly promoted Lieutenant Reid Garret has just pulled another youngster out of the canal with the same synthetic...

The fourth book in the completely gripping & sultry southern Florida Kenzie Gilmore crime thriller series. When an unidentified woman is found partially decomposed in the stomach of a Burmese python, along with a 9mm bullet, the search is on to find out who she is, and who murdered her. This leads Reid and his team to a ring of unscrupulous human traffickers to whom life is cheap and extreme violence is their preferred way of doing busines...

A dark secret. A voodoo curse. An enemy who doesn't play by the rules. While Reid tries to find out who the mole in his department is, Kenzie asks for his help on one of the strangest murders he's ever seen. A man is found to have died of shock, a voodoo doll placed beside him. Did he really die of a curse, or was it just made to look like one? When Kenzie's friend asks her to investigate the sudden disappearance of his happily married b...

We've done it. We released all the captive supernaturals that Peterson was holding hostage. All except for the two that matter most to us. Micah and Chris. We jumped because we finally had a lead, and we did the right thing. But we lost our baby and brother again. We nearly lost our daughter in the process. Now is the time to take a deep breath before we lose her too. It isn't time to give up. We won't stop searching until we find ou...

A family of Fae, Angels, Guardians, and Werewolves have spent the last five months searching for a shred of evidence to lead them to their long-lost brother. But once they have a starting point Their end game crumbles. This was supposed to be mine and Jeremy's happily ever after. Our son arrives in a few months. We're just getting settled into owning the diner. The remodel on our apartment is almost finished. But those maniacs who kidnappe...

Boston, 1966. Someone is killing Korean War veterans and Detective Jody Brae might know why. "Gripping. Atmospheric. And hard as nails." - Colin Campbell, author of Beacon Hill and Snake Pass Of all his regrets in life, Jody Brae wished he hadn't lost touch with his best friend Al Russo. They grew up in the slums of Boston during the Depression-enlisted in the Marines and fought together in Korea. As boys, they were like brothers, but the ...

I may be home, but I'm not really here. When I was locked in a cell, I somehow felt stronger than I do now. Everywhere I look, it reminds me of how grateful I should be to be home. But hundreds are still in captivity because I failed to save them. I know I need to stay vertical so I can find them all, and I'm gonna try. But I'm sure I'll fall before I learn to run past this. -Laila _________________________ She's here, but she isn't ...

The shift has begun. The world's ending. But me, Jeremy, our brothers, and our sisters only have to live through it for twelve days. Then we'll go back in time to the year 2000 to, hopefully, prevent it from happening. At the very least, to prepare for it. But before we do, we have to see what it's going to be like. We have to fight. We have to save as many lives as we can and come to terms with the fact that we can't save them all.

All we want is our family together again. And we're finally going to get it. I built an army when I escaped captivity two and a half years ago. It nearly tripled in size when I released the other captives last Christmas. And now, I've got an idea of how they can return the favor. Micah's been missing since the day of his birth. But when he appears, only to disappear as quickly as he was taken, Jeremy and I start developing a plan. Not like the...

All anyone keeps hearing about is the apocalypse. The war to end all wars. The beginning of a new world. Once upon a time, Jeremy and I would've known how to handle this sort of thing. After all, we were gods. Except, we were cursed by another divine being to forget our first lives. The one where we cultivated earth. Now, memories are floating back to us. Memories of the first life we lived. Memories of our origin on another world, befor...

Our baby's still out there somewhere. And we're hellbent on finding him. I never saw Micah's face or heard him cry when I birthed him in that cell. I lost so much blood, and when I woke up, I believed Peterson when he told me Micah was dead. Why did I believe him? No matter how guilty I feel, or how much it hurts, it doesn't matter anymore. What matters now is finding my son. -Laila ____________________ When Laila told me Micah died,...

Micah's home. He's finally home. Well, almost. After three years of chasing lead after lead, Jeremy and I finally tracked one down that brought our baby back to us. Peterson's imprisoned in our basement. Chris is back, and life is good. Or it will be, rather. Once they get to get him home legally. Which should be easy enough. Except, the governing entities assigned to Micah's case aren't stupid. They found the kid, but not the kidnapper. They ...