Resisting Fate - Predetermined Book One
Seventeen-year-old Emmy O’Connell is the epitome of a hot
mess.
Her boyfriend’s been shipped out of town to some boarding
school four states away. Her step-douche is constantly drunk and badgering her.
And then there’s her good-ole-mom… The lady is nothing more than a miserable
shell of a woman. She’s turned off all of her feelings and her ability to be a
good mother as well, leaving poor Emmy and her four year old brother Jamie to
suffer. Life couldn’t get much worse, right?
Enter the elusive, cocky, and oh-so-broody Jack Hartman…
The jerk cousin of her boyfriend becomes Emmy’s worst
nightmare…times ten. He’s cruel. He’s insensitive. But he also has this strange
little ability over her – he makes her weak in the knees with the single touch.
No matter how miserable or amazing Jack makes her feel, Emmy can’t seem to deny
him, especially when he takes on the role of her protector –her pseudo-knight
in a black leather coat.
A knight who also happens to ride in on his black Harley,
instead of a white horse…
And to make a bad situation worse…
Werewolves and teens shouldn’t mix! But what can Emmy do
when she finds herself thrown head first into the center of it all. Can she
handle the supernatural mess her life rapidly becomes or will she fight against
the inevitable fate her heart desires?
Seizing Fate - Predetermined Book Two
And you thought Emmy’s
life was a hot mess before…
Jack’s gone off with his
brother, but for how long? Emmy doesn’t have a clue. In his place, though, is
Zachary. The whiny, miserable, alpha wolf–boy who is more than ready to take on
the duty of her mate/boyfriend—if she’d let him, that is. But the last thing
Emmy wants is to deal with a boy who believes that the world should fall solely
at his feet whenever he demands it.
But hey, at least her
step–douche is gone, and her life is back to an almost normal sense, right?
Wrong again—Emmy’s life
will never be normal.
With her Uncle Prick in
town and her best friend acting secretive, Emmy finds new challenges to
overcome—challenges that no seventeen–year–old girl should ever have to deal
with. For one thing, what is up with her dream–liaison status anyway? What does
it mean, really? And why does her little brother have to go through it, too?
And then there’s her mom. The lady is acting a tad bit odd, to put it nicely.
After all these years, she finally wants to step up and be a parental figure?
Heck no! Emmy’s definitely not copacetic with that idea.
But with the bad, there’s
got to be some good out there for her somewhere, right?
Add in the wolves,
witches, drama, and lots of kisses and you get Emmy the Extraordinaire, the
girl with strawberry–colored hair, and a chip on her shoulder. She’s finally on
her way to finding out what her life and her future both have in store for her,
even if the road to getting there is nowhere near as easy as she hoped it would
be. But Emmy is tough, and more than ready to take on life with her bare hands.
It’s just too bad she’s
madly, desperately, insanely in love with a boy who insists on making her life
both a miserable hell and utter perfection at the same time.
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