LOVE HURTS Lily Walker, resident Resurrector for a town that doesn’t exist, finds herself contemplating murder. Julian Douglas, Pureblood Vampire and Lily’s former love, finds himself contemplating the same. However, attempted murder of the other leads Lily and Julian to realize love and hate aren’t so simple when sanity is a fleeting thing and obsession cannot be killed.

Devil's Descent Boxed Set contains Books I, II, and III. If you like your romance sweet, your vampires gentle, and your heroines flawless—this series is not for you. Julian and Lily’s dark, miserable, love story is meant for readers who prefer morally ambiguous tales. Meaning Julian is one psychotic mess. Lily is so beyond broken it is nearly impossible to believe she could have ever loved Julian. Also, please know there is a love story in there. Somewhere. DEVIL’S DESCENT I: purgatory LOVE KILLS Lily Walker—a human with dangerous ancestry. Julian Douglas—a vampire with Pureblood legacy. She hated him, loved him, left him, and now waits solely for the night when her misery can finally end. He hated her, needed her, abandoned her, and now exists solely for the night when his misery can finally end. Julian finds Lily. Lily lets Julian inside. May their hell begin once again. DEVIL'S DESCENT II: impure LOVE HURTS Lily Walker, resident Resurrector for a town that doesn’t exist, finds herself contemplating murder. Julian Douglas, Pureblood Vampire and Lily’s former love, finds himself contemplating the same. However, attempted murder of the other leads Lily and Julian to realize love and hate aren’t so simple when sanity is a fleeting thing and obsession cannot be killed. DEVIL'S DESCENT III: divided LOVE PLOTS Lily Walker finds herself torn between what she wants and what she needs. As a Resurrector, she wants to be focused on her duty until the night she draws her last breath. As a woman, she needs to stop wanting the vampire who has brought nothing but chaos into her life. Julian Douglas doesn’t suffer such a division. He is clear in his want of Lily and knows she needs him more than ever. However, manipulation can only go so far when Lily is bound and determined to wrest her life back from Julian’s control. Will she win their game or will Julian prove once and for all Lily’s future is by his side?

LOVE KILLS Lily Walker—a human with dangerous ancestry. Julian Douglas—a vampire with Pureblood legacy. She hated him, loved him, left him, and now waits solely for the night when her misery can finally end. He hated her, needed her, abandoned her, and now exists solely for the night when his misery can finally end. Julian finds Lily. Lily lets Julian inside. May their hell begin once again. WARNING: If you like your romance sweet, your vampires gentle, and your heroines flawless—this series is not for you. Julian and Lily’s dark, miserable, love story is meant for readers who prefer morally ambiguous tales. Meaning Julian is one psychotic mess. Lily is so beyond broken it is nearly impossible to believe she could have ever loved Julian. Also, please know there is a love story in there. Somewhere.

LOVE PLOTS Lily Walker finds herself torn between what she wants and what she needs. As a Resurrector, she wants to be focused on her duty until the night she draws her last breath. As a woman, she needs to stop wanting the vampire who has brought nothing but chaos into her life. Julian Douglas doesn’t suffer such a division. He is clear in his want of Lily and knows she needs him more than ever. However, manipulation can only go so far when Lily is bound and determined to wrest her life back from Julian’s control. Will she win their game or will Julian prove once and for all Lily’s future is by his side?

When Europeans settled in the early South, they quarrelled fiercely over land. Contested areas became known as "the devil's lane". This work highlights important new work on sexuality, race, and gender in the South from the 17th to the 19th centuries.

The problem of evil has preoccupied world religions for centuries. The Old Testament contained no uniform dogma on evil powers, launching a fierce debate that has dominated theological and philosophical thought through the centuries to this day. Evil and the Devil brings together contributions from leading inter national scholars to chart that debate, tracing the history of evil from its origins in the Old Testament through early Judaism and the New Testament to the thought of Origen and one of the topic's most influential theologians, Augustine. What role did evil adopt in ancient Judaism? What impact did the association of miracles with demons have upon Matthew's Gospel? Evil and the Devil examines such questions, resulting in a fascinating and comprehensive exploration of portrayals of evil and its power and influence on religious thought.