Books in The Outsiders Series series

Violet Davis has suppressed the memories of her past long enough. She found the photo of their family her oldest sister, Sage, threw out. Over the years, she harbored a hatred of what they did to ‘survive’ as Sage claimed, but what came after she couldn’t forgive. The group home, being separated from Rose and Sage, and how Rose almost ruined their new life for the both of them. Sage and Rose were right though. Her so-called friends didn’t understand. So when they tried to ruin Rose, she got even. But now, she can’t help but wonder what happened to their parents? Rose and Sage don’t care anymore, but Violet, she’s just getting started and she wants to know how they could leave three girls by themselves. Hunter Morgan is one of the foster kids at Heron High. He’s lived in the shadows to avoid the torment from classmates, works to make a living, and is trying to make something of himself. Though, he can’t ignore Violet. The girl who fell from popularity and is now obsessed with finding her family. He knows the pain of finding out the reasons behind getting put in the foster care system. He wants to convince her to save herself, and let him save her as well.

Getting involved with an angel, especially a half-Fallen one, might not have been Eden’s best idea. Still, she never thought a summer fling with Az would end up costing her mortality. Now, there's no way of telling what will happen when Eden's fingertips graze human skin. The power that builds inside her, Touch, strips away morals and logic. Some people only feel a high; others are overcome by their darkest thoughts. Worse, word's gotten around that her Touch can kill her own kind, a skill Luke and the Fallen are desperate to harness. The last thing Eden needs is the rumor to spread. Especially since it's true.With the Fallen closing in, and loyalties in doubt, Eden must rely on the guy who broke her heart to keep it beating. Working with the Upstairs, Az is determined to defeat Luke and win back more than just Eden's loyalty. But Eden will be damned, literally, before she lets him off the hook that easily. A TOUCH MORTAL is the first book in the dangerously dark and deeply romantic Siders series where angels fall and not all demons are evil.Get your copy today and delve into the addictive paranormal series everyone is talking about.

Two hearts meet in a field. One is open, The other is a shield. Two heartbeats, Four hands. One soul lives between the two of them. --- Carter Daniels is a typical runaway. Unsure of who he is or where he’s going, Carter is only sure of one thing: his past is going to stay in the past. But when he gets pulled into the popular crowd at Silver Valley High School, he’s forced to choose: tell the truth about who he is or lie. Lie. And it seems to be working. His parents wanted to get him that cheap apartment because they’re never home. He crashed his car so he doesn’t have one. His weekends are filled because he has to spend time with his parents. But when Carter is forced to open up to an outsider because of an English assignment, everything changes. There is something he sees in her, an undeniable connection. There is a need to discover what lies behind those sad eyes. But will Carter be able to lower his defenses in order to get past hers? Will he let her in, or will he choose to stay broken?

I am done with laughing. I am done with breathing. Both need lungs, Which I am not using. So take my parts Though they are worn. Take what once worked. Leave me – torn. --- Vani Carter is just beginning eighth grade at Silver Valley Middle. She’s got her friends, Brooke and Anne Marie, guiding her through the year that is most crucial And things seem to be going all right, until all the fighting starts at home. When Vani needs someone to talk to, she turns to Colton, the boy that’s destined to be popular. Over their lunch conversations, they become friends that care for one another unconditionally. However, as Vani and Colton’s friendship grows stronger, Anne Marie and Brooke become more jealous, and that’s when things change. Vani’s forced to endure, not only the pain of her parent’s constant arguments, but also the pain of Anne Marie’s mean comments and threats. When Vani is forced to choose which kind of pain is easiest to bear, will she make the right choice? Will she give in or will she fight back?