Sweet Desire, Wicked Fate

Sweet Desire, Wicked Fate is a young adult novel that combines teenage love and romance, drama, thriller, fantasy, and horror...presented in a gripping way, and is guaranteed to keep readers on the edge of their seats. (Readers' Favorite)What Jaden knew for certain:1. Monsters are real.2. She was madly in love with Briz Nolan.3. The American poet e.e. cummings was right. It takes courage to grow up and become who you really are.Jaden never imagined she might not live to see her sixteenth birthday, or that bonding with a feral pack of monsters could be her only chance of survival. After arriving to a small Louisiana town, Jaden meets Briz Nolan and envisions falling in love—until she stumbles upon a dangerous secret lurking on her ancestral property, causing a horrifying twist in the lives of the two would be lovers. To save her family, Jaden must befriend the feral creatures to eliminate them. But, as the days pass, she wonders, who is her real family...her mother and sister, or the monsters?Sensuous and suspenseful, Sweet Desire, Wicked Fate is a hair-raising young adult fantasy thriller filled with unique creatures, horror, humor, and the intoxicating passion of first love.

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What Jaden knew for certain: 1. Buried family secrets can be deadly when uncovered. The hairs on Jaden's arms rose as she saw the jug's strange contents slowly unfold. Tiny limbs stretched, bony fingers moved the ceramic shards off a distorted face, and citrine-colored eyes sprang open. Jaden's body went rigid. She sucked in a ragged breath as wiry tendrils lashed out from the malformed thing and plunged their sharp tips into Jaden's ankle. 2. She wanted Briz. The innocent girl Jaden had been earlier today, trembling from her first kiss, was nowhere to be found. Now she wasn't feeling the least bit pure or virtuous. Taking hold of Briz's shoulders, Jaden drew him closer, letting her lips fondle his. This time he didn't stop her. 3. The American poet e.e. cummings was right. It takes courage to grow up and become who you really are.

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