Myla Lewis, de dieciocho años, es una chica que ama dos cosas: patear traseros y dar palizas. Ella no es la típica chica cuasi demonio, parte demonio y parte humana. Durante los últimos cinco años, Myla ha vivido por los días en que pelea en la Arena del Purgatorio. Cuando las almas quieren un juicio por combate por su derecho a entrar al Cielo o al Infierno se enfrentan a ella, y no ha perdido una batalla, aún. Pero cuando comienza su último año en Purgatory High, las peleas en la Arena ya no son suficientes para mantener su ánimo. Cuando los demonios comienzan a actuar extraño, incluso para los demonios, y el Rey de los Demonios, Armagedón, aparece en la escuela de Myla, ella sabe que las cosas están cambiando y no se ven bien para los cuasi demonios. Myla comienza a cuestionar todo, y no le gustan las respuestas que descubre. ¿Qué sucedió hace diecisiete años que convirtió a los cuasi demonios en trabajadores esclavos? ¿Por qué su mamá siempre está tan triste? ¿Y por qué nadie le dice quién es su padre? Las cosas se intensifican cuando Myla conoce a Lincoln, el Gran Príncipe thrax, un súper sexy cazador de demonios parte ángel y parte humano. Pero, ¿qué puede hacer una chica cuasi demonio cuando se enamora de un cazador de demonios? Es bueno que Myla no tenga miedo de romper algunas reglas. Con un amor por el que vale la pena luchar, Myla va a revolucionar el Purgatorio. *** El libro clásico más vendido, ahora traducido al español de América ***

In this electrifying New York Times ebook and USA Today bestseller from rising star of dark and sizzling new adult novels Marata Eros, a former ballerina struggles to hide her painful past—only to discover she’s not the only one with secrets. "We’re terrible together. . . ." Jess Mackey’s whole life is a meticulously fabricated lie. She escaped the violent tragedy of her past and is forging ahead with a clean slate far removed from her powerful political family and its dark secrets. But Jess can’t ignore her passions—not her love for ballet, nor her tumultuous desire for the unexpected lover who threatens to jeopardize her carefully constructed identity. Love does no harm. . . . Devin Castile is all sex-and-hotness wrapped up in a dangerous package. Jess worked hard to leave danger behind. But she wants Cas as much as the girl she once was longs to be free. Convinced they can keep their messy emotions at bay, Jess and Cas indulge their wildest fantasies. But soon Jess’s lies begin to crumble, and the lovers discover that freedom comes with a deadly price.

USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author Tracy Lorraine brings you the next installment of her new dark mafia, high school bully romance series. I should have known better than to play with fire... I'd been burned by Theo Cirillo enough to know that I should have seen this coming. He loved to show me his merciless side, but I couldn't stay away from the deviant even if I wanted to. A prisoner of my own making, playing a game without knowing all the rules. Until the lies he'd been telling, the secrets he'd been keeping began to unravel around us. He's the only person I trusted with the truth about my past, but my confession was all for nothing. He never cared. He already knew. He was only manipulating me. Using me. I was nothing more than a job. A nut he had to crack. And he split me right open, but he's about to get a shock because I'm not the kind of girl to roll over and take it. I'm Emmie Ramsey. And I'm about to make him pay for ever trying to play me. Dear reader, Deviant Princess is the second book in Emmie and Theo's deviant trilogy and the fifth book in my dark mafia, high school romance series Knight's Ridge Empire.

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