Melissa Haag Books

Home before sunset. Sleep before dark.Never go outside at night.According to the family curse, Tessa needs to find "the right boy" before her next birthday or she'll be living by those rules forever. It should be easy. After all, with a touch, she can see her future with a boy...a future where he dies young. She would do anything to get rid of her curse, except follow in her ancestors' footsteps.Then, she meets Morik. He's a demon and the reason behind the visions and the rules. He long ago brokered a deal with Tessa's ancestors, and he's come to collect.Tessa has a choice to make. Stand before Morik as her ancestors failed to do or continue to hide from what waits in the dark. Her time to decide is running out.

Power isn't everything. But in Uttira, it's all that matters. The truth is harder to face than I ever imagined. I've made too many mistakes to count. So, no more failures. No more running. It's time to embrace what I am. Eliana thought she had everything under control. However, she discovered just how wrong she was. She's been feeding from Fenris in her sleep, and now he's bound to her in ways she never wanted. She knows she needs to let him go; yet with him, she could have the one thing she's secretly wanted. A mate for life. To make matters worse, Adira pushes her to enjoy Fenris while Raiden is doing everything possible to keep the two apart. Including bringing back the one person who would willingly kill Eliana to have Fenris for herself. Tired of it all, Eliana does what she's been fighting not to do for so long: She embraces what she is. It's time for the people in power to feel what it's like to be a puppet. And when she's done, the world will be on its knees. Warning: Contains an affection-starved werewolf, a brownie fond of public exhibition, and a succubus on the edge. Scroll up to one click your copy of the highly anticipated conclusion of the By Kiss and Claw series today!

The protagonist endures four years of captivity, exploited for their prophetic abilities. Despite appearing submissive, they secretly bide their time, plotting an escape while protecting their brothers from a formidable, inhuman leader. The tension between resilience and captivity drives the narrative, highlighting themes of survival and the struggle against oppressive forces.

Gabby is determined to maintain her independence as a human, rejecting the idea of mating with a werewolf after years of close encounters. On her way to her final Introduction, she plans to decline one last time. However, her resolve is tested when she unexpectedly meets Clay, challenging her beliefs about love and commitment. This encounter forces Gabby to confront her feelings and the possibility of a future she never anticipated.

Most parents want their kids to grow up to be something respectable like a doctor or a lawyer. My mom wants me to become a man-eating ho. I, Eliana Barchim, vow to never follow in my mother's footsteps. Eliana's determination to never be the succubus her mother wants her to be starts faltering when her mother unexpectedly interferes. It doesn't help that a local shifter with a cute dimple is trying to help cheer Eliana up when her best and only friend leaves town. With her control slipping, Eliana resorts to something drastic to get rid of her mom. However, Eliana's fear of ruining the one person she can trust to stand by her side might be the thing that brings her carefully composed control to its knees. Nothing can withstand a starving succubus's hunger. Warning: Contains a reluctant succubus, a well-meaning mom who thinks monogamy is a dirty word, and a brownie who can't stop touching himself. Recommended for mature teen readers and up.

In a gripping conclusion, the narrative centers around the ultimate reckoning faced by its characters. As tensions rise, the protagonists confront their past decisions and the consequences that follow. Themes of redemption, morality, and the struggle between good and evil are explored as the characters navigate through a world on the brink of collapse. The stakes are higher than ever, leading to a climactic showdown that will determine their fates and the future of humanity.

The protagonist grapples with their identity, feeling a disconnect from humanity while navigating a world that challenges their understanding of self. As they explore their origins and abilities, themes of alienation and self-discovery emerge, leading to a journey that questions the essence of being. This introspective narrative delves into the complexities of existence beyond human norms, inviting readers to ponder what it truly means to belong.

Megan's discovery of the Book of Fury reveals crucial truths about her identity, purpose, and powers just as she prepares to leave Uttira after graduation. This newfound knowledge leads her on a quest not only to find her mother but also to uncover the furies from the two preceding generations. The book's ominous message emphasizes a critical limitation: only three furies can exist at once, adding urgency and stakes to her journey.