Chelsi Davis

Jensen Bryant shot and killed his abusive father at the age of five. He has spent his entire life trying to move on and forget about that horrific night. His brother, Jackson, has not made it easy. Jackson constantly reminds his brother that they don't have a father because of him. Forgetting that their father was abusive and why he was killed in the first place: To prevent him from killing their mother, Alexis. Now, Jackson wants a fresh start in a new town far away from Indiana. He wants away from everything that reminds him of his past, including his brother. When he arrives in Colorado for a promising new job, he realizes things that when things sound too good to be true, they usually are. Will the brothers manage to work together and survive another life-threatening danger? Or, will Alexis find herself trying to save her sons yet again?

Alexis Bryant has not been dealt a fair hand in life. She grew up with loving parents in a small suburb and marries the man of her dreams, but all too soon, he becomes the man of her nightmares. She quickly immerses herself in work, with the only thing bringing her home at night being her two boys. Until one night, things get out of hand and her sons are exposed to far more than they ever should have been. Maddox Bryant has one goal in mind-- to make Lexi his again. Once he is released from jail, he sets out to make that goal a reality. It should have been easy, but there's something standing in his way. Lexi's police officer boyfriend- Wesley Cooper. Will Wes be enough to keep her, and her boys safe? Or will someone else have to do that job for him?

Every friendship starts with a hope and a need. It was obvious when Heather and Suzie teamed up that they'd be besties forever: Killing is-after all-a bonding experience. And justice and karma are best friends too. But it's not always so simple. We've all been there. We know that friendships can be complicated. So what if, Heather and Suzie wondered, they left it all behind and tried to mend a relationship gone astray? Maybe, if they ran far enough, they could forget the bodies in their wake. Or maybe not. Welcome karma: We've been waiting for you. Because moving on? Well that's complicated... Especially when all trust is gone and that's the least of your problems.