Literally. And it’s not every reaper who gets to work with the Sixteenth President. Sure, Honest Abe likes to throw out history lessons with reaping assignments, but when you’re favored by the ancients, grim reaper life is pretty sweet for a newly dead seventeen-year-old.Then things get messy.Aiden is assigned to reap the soul of Bee, the only girl he has ever loved. When Aiden’s kiss of death fails, intertwining their souls, she is still very much alive and they are both in trouble. The ancients want Bee, who has special powers of her own, and they’ll do anything to get her.Some rules are meant to be broken, even if that means Aiden must bargain with his own soul to save Bee. Who knew the afterlife could get so complicated?

    But when a demon murders his brother, Caleb knows he has to avenge Ben’s death, no matter what the cost. Unfortunately, his only allies belong to an extremist group who would kill Caleb if they found out about his talent.Gray is a wandering spirit, summoned to hunt and destroy demons by drinking their blood. This hunt goes horribly wrong, and for the first time in his existence Gray is trapped in a living, human body. Caleb’s body…and Caleb is still in it.Hotshot federal agent John Starkweather thinks he’s seen it all. But when he’s called to exorcise Caleb, he finds a creature which isn’t supposed to exist outside of stories. For Gray is a drakul: a vampire.Having spent his life avoiding the government as an unregistered ‘mal, Caleb can’t let himself trust a federal exorcist, no matter how sexy. And he certainly isn’t going to give into the heat growing between them and sleep with Starkweather.Can Starkweather win Caleb’s trust and convince him he isn’t the enemy? Can Caleb keep Gray under control, as the drakul experiences the temptation of a living body for the first time?Because if he fails and Gray gives in to bloodlust, Starkweather will have no choice but to kill them both.Novella: 33,643 words

    She is quite unhappy, because she believes in marrying for love. But her story takes place 5000 years ago before the great flood. No one really cares what she wants. But that does not stop her from working on a plan. Dutiful Kenana attempts to make the best of the situation, honoring her wedding vows and fulfilling her wifely duties to the elderly prince. Yet, she knows there is more to life and love―especially when her strikingly handsome Guardian Angel, Malluch, returns to her life in a very corporeal form, serving as no small distraction. Kenana struggles with the events in her past and present as she attempts to forge her future in this new world she finds herself thrust into as the wife of a royal. As she takes her place as the Prince’s bride, dark memories from her childhood begin to surface, serving to both explain and exacerbate her feelings of disquiet concerning her new life. She shows a strength of will and character in her ability to deal with her traumas and accept the situation she finds herself in, albeit without her choice. And when word reaches the palace that the Nephilim, giants sired by evil angels and born of human women, seek to do her harm, Kenana is forced to flee the palace. She chooses Malluch to be her body guard while she is on the run. Malluch’s mere presence is enough to stir feelings of excitement in Kenana, who decides to trick her new husband into letting her escape to Egypt.with Malluch. The angel agrees that he is the best choice, While in Egypt, his persistence grows, until the new Princess begins to question his nature―is he truly her Guardian Angel, or a creature with dubious intentions? On the run, Kenana will discover that those closest to our hearts can sometimes make the most unlikely of heroes. And, in one case, an unlikely guardian angel. There are four books in this series. Angel Heart is the first. Next, Kindred Spirits takes the story a new direction. **Acclaim for the novels of Summer Lee** “Angel Heart ends with some major cliffhangers, leaving the reader with hope for a sequel to this fascinating book. I know I will be looking forward to it!” ―Kwips and Kritiques “Congratulations to Summer Lee for a moving conclusion to a wonderful series!” ―Wild On Books “Kindred Spirits is a deeply moving and fascinating look at life before the Great Flood. I loved this book!” ―J.R. Rain, author of Moon Dance and The Body Departed “Angel Heart is thrilling, adventurous, and deeply romantic!” ―Elaine Babich, author Relatively Normal and You Never Called Me Princess The author is a Bible student and believes in the supernatural. According to the 6th chapter of Genesis, this story is possible. A thrill is add when such a thought is considered.