All that lovey-dovey mushy stuff is for the birds, right? This isn't your average love story. Actually, it isn't your average anything. Meet Aubrey. She's young and vivacious, witty and snarky. Raised only by her father since the tender age of six after the brutal murder of her mother, she's tough as nails and ready to take on the world with two fists. She's bored in her small town of Tinselton, PA - where the only interesting things happening are car wrecks and high school football... moreAll that lovey-dovey mushy stuff is for the birds, right? This isn't your average love story. Actually, it isn't your average anything. Meet Aubrey. She's young and vivacious, witty and snarky. Raised only by her father since the tender age of six after the brutal murder of her mother, she's tough as nails and ready to take on the world with two fists. She's bored in her small town of Tinselton, PA - where the only interesting things happening are car wrecks and high school football. That is until she stumbles upon a handsome stranger at the bar that she works nights. He's mysterious. He's hot. He's an asshole. Aubrey tries to go on with life, but she can't keep the thoughts of him at bay. Then, Tinselton gets a shakeup. The beloved cross that looks down on her small town is defaced with what looks to be blood. It's a message scribed in a different language - but what does it all mean? Just as her mind begins screaming for answers, she sees him again. His name is Jay Creedy, and he's ready to take her on a wild ride - she just doesn't know it yet. Are you ready for twists and turns? The uncovering of a corrupt government and the forces behind it? Unconventional angels and nasty derelict demons? Well, then this is the story for you. **This novel is intended for people over the age of eighteen due to drug/alcohol use, profanity and sexual encounters.** This is the first book of the Jay Creedy duology. The second installment will be made available early 2016. The second installment will be from a different character's POV. You could read this as a stand alone if you wish to have the story end with Aubrey and Jay. However, as usual - there is always more to the story! This book is heavily based on religion and faith; the views in this novel could be deemed unconventional by those of faith. Please note this before purchase. less
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