Books with author Taylor Roberts

"Well, several years ago, I had a – vision, I guess you could say, of meeting your mom, of having you, and of your future. Then, when I actually met your mom, I knew that the vision was real, and I was going to have to go through with everything I saw in that vision, including leaving you until now." "Right." Chelsea smirked at him. "What are you, some kind of wacko cultist?" "Not quite." He looked over at the waitress at the counter. "Chelsea, look at her." Chelsea looked at the waitress. "She's about to scratch behind her left ear." The waitress' hand reached up and scratched behind her left ear. "Now, a man's going to come in the door and she's going to hug him." The ringing bell of a man walking through the diner's door startled Chelsea, and the waitress ran over to hug the man who came through. "Now she's going to sit him two booths from us." The waitress led the man to the booth Chelsea's father had indicated. Chills were running up and down Chelsea's spine. "How did you know that?" She was whispering, but she felt like she had just shouted it out at the top of her lungs. "The same way that I knew I had to marry your mother, that we had to have you, and that you had to grow up without me." He leaned forward and his eyes were locked on hers. "The same way you knew about the cake, and about my tree. There are certain abilities that run in our family, Chelsea. It's time for you to learn how to use them." Chelsea's mouth dropped open. "What?" "I'm sorry that I didn't stick around to tell you about this, but your personality had to be formed outside of the world that I live in," he said, almost conversationally. "It was important that you come back to us with a fresh perspective." "Come back?" Chelsea felt those chills down her spine again, and it wasn't pleasant. That sounded a little permanent. "What are you talking about?" "Chelsea, you need to start learning how to control your gifts. There's something very important that you're going to be doing with them, soon." He was gazing into her eyes, and she could swear that he was reading her mind. She forced herself to turn away from him and asked, "What's the big important thing that I'm going to be doing?" The corner of his lip turned up, just barely. It was not enough to really be a smile, but it was enough to make her think he had to be kidding when he said, "Kill me, for starters."

The World Is Waiting—Soul Keeper or Soul Eater—Who Will Survive?Isabel Langley is a gamer geek. Her adventures in dating ended when it turned out her 'boyfriend' only wanted easy access to Brea, her twin sister by birth but not by looks. Games were more reliable than boys and easier on her heart. That is until her world turns upside down and a guy enters her life claiming to know her, to be her protector. That this boy and she are connected, through many lifetimes. She begins to discover her nightly dreams (or nightmares) are reality as she wakes to find her true destiny, Soul Keeper.Alec DeForest has been searching for the girl of his dreams. He must find her before the beasts take her unaware. It's happened before, and if he's not careful, it could happen again. She is his to protect, to guide, to navigate the treacherous horrors awaiting them because the monsters have started to hunt. As he races to awaken her, a battle is brewing, and only he as her guardian has the ability to help defeat the beasts. He's already lost his heart to her.This time will be different from all the previous lifetimes. Together, Isabel and Alec will be an unstoppable force. Taking on the monsters, saving humanity—one soul at a time.