Lifeline: The original novella 

The Slayer.

Esmerelda Martin.

It’s been a long time since my eyes have feasted on such a beautiful sight.
I’ve never been able to take it slow with her.
I’ve never been able to savor her like she deserves.
I’m too greedy. Too hungry.
A selfish man with a longing.
A craving.
Always eager for just one taste.

The only thing more addictive than the blood running through her veins is the pleasure I feel as she invites me in and quickly lets me tear her apart. She’s been expecting me just as much as I’ve anticipated her, and I’ve waited centuries to feel her life in my grasp again. I won’t let her deny me. The coven doesn’t know our secret.
A promise several centuries old made in blood. This time, the hunt, the chase doesn’t end until she’s marked by me, claimed by me, finally making her mine for eternity.

Cursed Lifeline, released May 1

The Slayer.

It’s been centuries since the first time my eyes have feasted on such a tempting sight. She’s been expecting me just as much as I’ve anticipated her. Her happiness is my damned heart’s perilous undertaking. Her protection was my lost soul’s last dying wish. The coven doesn’t know our secret. A curse, with a promising loophole, several centuries old sealed in blood. Haunted time and again by her imminent, unforeseen death, her soul continues to call to me from beyond the grave. Beckoning me closer, she tempts me to play life’s game with her. One. More. Damned. Time. The only way to keep her safe in her next life is to stay away. The problem is, her mortal presence makes me yearn to find a way to save her soul, even if it means our cursed love ends with her running a stake through the only thing I long to offer her.

𝙏𝙧𝙞𝙜𝙜𝙚𝙧𝙨:

Graphic sexual content, Graphic violence, Domestic violence, Mention of rape & Mention of child abuse

The Escapism Series :

Losing Neverland

Lost Boy

Saving Tink

Essentially, Losing Neverland and Lost Boy are the same book. Losing Neverland is shorter with triggers and darker content. Lost Boy is the same narrative but changed slightly to remove the triggers, some dark content and themes and includes world building with 10 additional chapters. Saving Tink is the sequel and my last release, published this last October. 

*All of these books are in audio as well. They were produced by Blue Nose audio and feature performances by Joe Arden and Maxine Mitchell.

The Destined Hearts Series: 

Catch - Performed by Joe Arden and Lee Daniels

Indecision - Performed by Sean Masters and Maxine Mitchell

Reckless - Performed by John Lane and Lucy Rivers

Deliverance - Performed by JF Harding and June Deborahea

Rebellion - Performed by Bradley Ford and CJ Bloom

This series starts off in college, then moves through new adult, and then adult and dark romance. 

Catch is college.

Indecision and Reckless are small town and new adult.

Deliverance is romantic suspense and older adult.

Rebellion is adult dark romance FBI agents in Miami and drug cartels. 

All books have been produced by Blue Nose Audio. Besides each book is who they are performed by.

The Dominant Love Duet:

Atonement - Novella

Amico

Amante

Mafia dark romance

 The novella is Declan and Magnolia's story. Lots of readers say it is a good book to read in the middle of the duet before Amante.

Resurrection : 

My husband is dead.
All that remains are our memories.
My children will never know their father.
I will never know how it feels to grow old with him.
All I have left are the voices.
The nightmare haunting me day and night.
Suffocating me.
Overpowering me.
Promising me it'll never let go.
The inner torment constantly telling me I’d be better off six feet under instead of him.
But the voices stop when I look up and suddenly he’s all that I see.
A beautiful stranger relentless on letting go but scared to hold me close after his own painful suffering Justin Gatz.
My boss.
My new best friend.
A savior I never expected.

*Dark psychological thriller. This book comes with many triggers. mental health, anxiety, depression, suicide, physical & mental abuse, rape & the loss of a child.

Peaches: 

It doesn’t have to be a best seller.
It doesn’t have to be something new no one has ever read before.
So why am I over thinking and making this so damn difficult?

I need to focus. To push past the writer’s block, the fear, the taunting rejection that they’ll all think this new book of mine sucks a big fat dick! Am I allowed to say that? Screw it because I just did. I don’t need distractions. Especially mouth-watering, panty-dropping, dirty talking, self-gratifying distractions. Distractions that cause my breath to catch, my thighs to clench, my center to quickly dampen, and my brain to scream only two self-gratifying words.

Yes fucking please!
OK, that was three.

Never mind the fact that he’s my new boss. Forget the idea that he corners me into a fake engagement the first day we meet. Ignore the obvious attraction and the fact that I can’t, for the life of me, stay away from Mr. Brettly Beckett. What’s more, I don’t want to, and he doesn’t make it easy. No, he’s not backing down without putting in some very hard-to-resist, self-pleasure seeking efforts. Gifting me with the nickname Peaches, he makes it known he’s dead set on claiming my peach the first chance he gets, and the sooner the better. But I quickly learn that could prove too self-destructive if we let it. After all, it's like they say, not everything in life can be as sweet as a peach. Or can it?

“He makes it known he’s dead set on claiming my peach the first chance he gets, & the sooner the better..."

Romcom. Billionaire. Workplace. Enemies to Lovers. Forced Proximity.