For a wild moment Scarlet considered brushing her mouth against Julian’s—something urged her on, a need she couldn’t say she ever felt before. Perhaps it was his beauty. Or perhaps it was the mystery that surrounded him, something that told her there was more to him than met the eye. Something broken. Kiss is Scarlet; Scarlet is Kiss. After revealing himself as Julian, Lock has returned Kiss’s memories to her—but the past is more painful than the agony she had to endure not remembering, as a tale of toxic love unravels in her mind. As Kiss finds herself trapped in dark recollections and a version of herself that threatens to take over her new identity, Zane brings along Skylar as an ally as he enters Lock’s lair, determined to find his one true love. And free her. But Lock has surrounded himself with all the monsters once belonging to Zane’s collection, unwilling to relinquish Kiss as he savors her heartbreak, and will do everything in his power to keep Zane from reaching her. Confronted with their own shadowy pasts, Zane has to battle loneliness once more and Skylar has to choose to remember her old self or embrace the slumbering powers inside her… while attracting the unwanted attention of Lock. The games have only just begun.

In "I Kissed a Ghost", Mary gets a new classmate named Jonathan who's a great baseball player and to get on the team, he needs Mary's help to improve his grades. Six months later when she learns she's moving, she decides to give him something special--a first kiss.Moving into her new home she soon discovers it has a ghost named George, her age, who takes her on numerous trips to the past of a hundred years ago. As she meets children her own age, everyone teases her about her house being haunted, but no one will go inside. Mary likes his help doing her math homework, writing her reports, and taking her back in time. George and Mary's interaction grows and she eventually gives him a quick peck on his lips while they're in the past, which is the only place George is a real boy, for having done something special for her.Can Mary kiss George again at the special date and time he needs to be kissed? What happens afterwards if she does? The answers are all in the book!

Gala Rhyce the reluctant ghost whisperer is back again. When she finds herself bullied by shadow creatures to care for the ghosts in her town, she’s forced to dive deep into the world of the paranormal. The only benefit comes when Gala finds herself happily entangled with a mysterious, handsome ghost who is quickly falling for her.

Zane is standing in front of Kiss, a breathing shield to protect her against everything and anything, everyone and anyone. But he can’t shield her from the truth. No. Not even he can. The Angel Made of Fire is still alive. He has survived the attack of the Nightmares—but he holds Kiss and Zane responsible for the chaos that has been unleashed upon heaven and earth, demanding of them to find a solution. No matter the fact that neither of them ever meant for this to happen; No matter the fact that it has all been done out of love. As Skylar realizes she is losing control over the Nightmares, she struggles to tighten her grasp and starts to realize she has given Julian far more power than he should ever have received. A tentative trust blooms to life between her and August, but are they strong enough to stand up against Julian, the former Monster of Cages? Secrets. Betrayal. Lies. Angels. Monsters. Nightmares. It all began with a kiss. It will all end with another one.

What would you do if you found your dentist dead in his chair when you arrived for an appointment? Detective Clifton Rodriquez convinces Dr. Dan Trix that the answer is simple: find out who done it. The trail leads Trix and Lester to the beer halls of Lima, Peru and the colorful markets of Otavalo, Ecuador where they find well-guarded streets and closely guarded secrets. When people close to a Florida State agency are found dead, suspicion is that all this is not a coincidence.

If you can possibly thirst for more mysterious metaphysical accounts of love, Trisha Telep has organized some of the greatest and most thrilling tales of paranormal paramours since The Eternal Kiss. She presents the acclaimed literary talent of thirteen unique authors, creating a collection of stories that will undoubtedly capture the imagination of every soul who dares to read them. Werewolves, ghosts, zombies, vampires, and fallen angels drive the plot of these riveting romances. Kiss Me Deadly includes the exceptional writings of several authors, including: Sarah Rees Brennan (faeries) Becca Fitzpatrick (angels) Caitlin Kittredge (witches) Karen Mahoney (vampires: sequel to story from The Eternal Kiss) Daniel Marks (ghost kids) Justine Musk (sorcerers) Diana Peterfreund (unicorns) Michelle Rowen (demons) Carrie Ryan (zombies) Maggie Stiefvater (werewolves) Rachel Vincent (banshees) Daniel Waters (zombies) Michelle Zink (gothic ghosts)