Anarchy and Angels (The Crypt Chronicles)

If Heaven won't save a dying girl, why not give Hell a try? The rules are simple- as long as Conner Crypt stays a demon host, his sister keeps breathing. It seems impossible, but the truth stares Conner in the face every time he looks in the mirror, and the facts are impossible to ignore when the other voice inside of his head starts whispering. Conner struggles to get used to giving up control of his body every now and then, but waking up covered in blood is always a shock to the system. Or, at least, it used to be. How long can Conner last before turning into a monster himself? Willow Crypt had grown used to the idea of dying. After five long years of an inoperable tumor eating away at her memories, she never expected to leave the hospital in anything but a body bag. But then, as if a gift from God Himself, a sudden recovery hits, and Willow finds herself back in her house, playing with her dog, eating food, drinking coffee, and enjoying a life without pain. Even though everything should feel perfect, Willow can’t help but worry about her little brother, who isn’t acting like the boy she remembered. Is the change because of her unexpected return home, or is something wrong with Willow’s head again? As Conner falls deeper into the shadows and Willow helplessly watches loved ones disappear in more ways than one, tensions raise and suspicion runs rampant. Will the Crypt family break apart by the hands of anarchy, or will the intervention of angels prove a saving grace?

About the Author

C. J. Davis was odd from the start, and she is very grateful for that fact. While other girls were reading Nicholas Sparks, C. J. was reading Stephen King. Raised in a strictly Christian household in a conservative small town in the Texas Panhandle, King was responsible for teaching her all of the words that earn a sharp slap to the back of the head if spoken aloud. C. J. was inspired by King's work and began diving into books with blood, guts, and gore, slightly concerning church-goers, teachers, and her parents by her enthusiasm. Years later, after graduating high school, C. J. began her career, writing bloody books with a twist of religion and a dash of Bible. Other fun facts about C. J. include that she is a self-diagnosed Netflix addict. C. J. treasures experiencing no human interaction whatsoever for hours on end, but enjoys the company of her cat, Teddy. C. J. attends Lubbock Christian University, where she plans on majoring in English with an emphasis on Creative Writing. She hopes her awkward tendencies and morbid humor will prove assets instead of handicaps in the coming years. Follow her on Twitter, if you wish. @CassidyJDavis.

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