Extinguish tidbits

Hey, guys!

So, in case you missed it, the Forever 17 Books blog unveiled the cover and synopsis for my new paranormal romance novella Extinguish yesterday. EEPPP! So exciting! I'll include them below, but here's a link to the blog... go show her some love (she's a lovely lady).

Forever 17 Books

If you have a book blog, or if you're an active book reviewer, and would like to be considered for an ARC of Extinguish, there's a form you can fill out. I'll link it below. They should go out within the new few weeks. You'll be contacted for your format-of-choice whenever they're ready :)

ARC form

Also, YAY, Extinguish is up on Goodreads! Add it to your shelf, 'k?

Extinguish on Goodreads


Over the next few weeks, as we wait on the release (and on Sempre news, of course, which I still promise is coming!), I'll introduce you to the characters and release a teaser or two (or three lol).

Yay? YAY!

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I Declare War

Serah always believed the world around her was perfect. As a Power, one of the warrior angels, she has spent her existence defending the innocent from evil. After tragedy strikes, tearing Serah's brother from her life, she's given the task of stopping the approaching apocalypse before it's too late.

Only one thing, though: she has to venture to Hell to do it.

Lucifer—or Luce, as he prefers to be called—has been biding his time in Hell, longing for revenge against those who oh-so-easily cast him into the pit. When the heavenly beauty shows up at his gate, he's just as captivated by her presence as she becomes of him. The attraction between them is palpable, and Serah's willpower slowly slips. How can this charming creature, this scarred Archangel, be the one annihilating the world she so loves?

As the war wages on, the world entwined in chaos, Serah starts questioning everything she ever knew. When the light and dark, hot and cold, finally collide, she has to make a choice—a choice that sets her world on fire, black and white exploding into colorful flames.

Serah has questions. She wants answers.

Luce just wants to play a game.