Torn apart by a tragedy, pushed together by fate. Nothing is coincidence. Riley and Josh have been through it all together, first as best friends and now as a couple. Faced with a decision that will test their relationship, these two learn to fight harder than ever before to keep their hearts intact. Once the decision is made, there is no going back. With the past creeping into their present, and miles between them, they learn nothing is easy. Every moment matters. Can Riley and Josh survive the first year of college apart? Will their love remain strong enough to embrace every moment that belongs to them? Or will someone from the past interfere, take what he wants and ruin them forever? "For each star in the sky, I have a reason why I love you. When you look up at night, never forget this truth." Josh Parker Not recommended for anyone under the age of 17 due to underage drinking, sexual content and adult language. *Warning* This is book two in the series. I strongly encourage reading the books in order to better understand the characters and the storyline. This is not a stand-alone novel.

Jolie Bourque is trying to finish her thesis on mass hysteria and get on with her life. Enter Follette, Louisiana. The small town has been plagued by ghost sightings and a rash of missing children. She is convinced everyone in town is crazy - except Hutch Landry and his brother Tucker. The brothers seem to be the only people willing to help when she starts asking questions. Just when she thinks things can't get any crazier, she begins to have dreams and visions of her own. Uncovering the town's ties to her own life throws Jolie into a tailspin. Can she survive the madness that is Follette, Louisiana? Who is preying on the town's children? Can Jolie afford to fall in love while drowning in madness? If she does - how on earth will she choose between brothers? It's all just part of the journey to Becoming Jolie.

New Orleans is teeming with warring witch clans. Their world goes unnoticed by the people of the city, unseen by the masses. Nixon was one of those people, oblivious to the battles brewing around him. That is, until his eighteenth birthday. Abandoned and on his own after the deaths of his parents...he'd grown used to being alone. Now he's discovering strange powers, learning secrets about his ancestors, and falling for the wrong girl--or is she the right one? In this new world he can trust no one...even the dead tell lies. Friends are enemies, and enemies hide the truth. Who can he trust? What's real and what's illusion?