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Bayla, Heaven's Soul Collector, has been given two tasks; make sure the earthquake happens according to plan, and also make certain Gray Ellison, a teenaged human, survives. Bayla has a perfect record for completing missions; so, when another angel is added into the mix, she begins to question the Head Council's faith in her. Just as she is getting used to working with Hadraniel, her unasked for back-up, she has to face another hurdle. When Declan shows up with the mission to make sure Gray doesn't survive the earthquake, he starts to challenge all of Bayla's beliefs and plans.

Everyone has a death. Hers has a name: Moira. When Amber Graves buries her father, she thinks the worst is over. The next night, she discovers she’s wrong. Her inheritance isn’t wealth—it’s his magic. And it comes bound to her own death: a porcelain-masked woman named Moira, who watches her from mirrors and shadows, waiting for the moment Amber’s heartbeat stops. As Amber struggles to balance work, love, and the dark art of necromancy, she learns the truth behind her father’s legacy—and the terrible cost of keeping it. What do you do when your guardian angel is the angel of death?

Linny is not a powerful vampire. He doesn’t drink human blood. He avoids violence whenever possible. He bends the knee instead of breaking it. And somehow, he survives. When a supernatural catastrophe wipes out the ruling vampires of Hotel Venus, Linny is left standing—not because he is strong, but because he was never worth killing. Overnight, the weakest vampire in the house becomes its reluctant lord. Now Linny must navigate vampire politics, ancient predators, and the terrifying reality of protecting the woman he loves and the child they are about to bring into the world.

The mission has been completed, and the earthquake has happened. Bayla wakes up in the last place she ever thought she'd find herself after Mephistopheles takes her away. She is unsure if she has successfully completed her mission until Meph wake her to share the truth with her. Secrets that were long kept from her are revealed, and the impact of them is life-changing. Those secrets will challenge everything she has ever believed about herself and her purpose. Not only does Bayla have to discover who—or what—she is, but she must also decide what she believes.

Abandoned as an infant, Morrigan spent years shuffled around the foster system, never finding a permanent home. People either bullied or avoided her, sensing she was different. She does her best to keep her abilities hidden: the power to move objects with her mind, control fire, and glimpse the future.