Bøger af D L Miles

A collection of poems telling the stories of humans who fell in love with a myth. Each series details the love, betrayal, euphoria, and suffering when you love a creature from your nightmares. This omnibus contains books 1-3 of Love Notes to Nightmares, with a bonus section of never before published poems. Romance and horror intertwine in this unique omnibus containing over 300 poems!

Havenbrooke County has an unusually high number of sudden fires, strangely pinpoint accurate earthquakes, and a terrible percentage of out of school youths. Among all three statistics is Grace, a fifteen year old girl with an uncontrollable temper and knack for thieving. All her life she's been tossed between foster homes, and always kicked out after a fire. She's finally free of the system and found a home with others like her, with one that even knows her darkest secret. Those sudden fires have all been caused by her, even the earthquakes. When Grace gets upset she can't control the fire within her and tends to explode, with black flames lashing out at high velocity. She doesn't know what she is, or why this is happening, but she does all she can to hide it. Until someone sees her. A group of masked men try and grab her from a busy nightclub when a boy saves her. Noah isn't like anyone Grace has met; he doesn't shy away from her prickly demeanor and tells her he knows exactly what she is and why a group of men have made her their top priority. Noah tells her he could explain everything, she just has to come with him.

Ember Reed is a fifteen-year-old shape-shifter, a creature with the ability to transform into any animal, despite it's shape or size. At least, she should be able to; Ember can't quite change her entire form, only bits and pieces. This has earned her the nickname "sucky spook" at the Sagefall Recreation Center, a place where supernatural beings go for training. Living the life of an outcast, Ember pretends to be content with only having her cousin Jayd as a friend and keeping her nose buried in fictional stories. But when she goes to the bookstore downtown and finds a girl going through her first Shift, Ember realizes that she might have the chance to make a friend. Ember also realizes that this girl may be in trouble, because the most powerful people of her community have been starting to disappear. After she witnesses the kidnapping of her classmate she decides to do whatever she can to save her new friend. But while trying to keep this girl off the kidnappers radar she seems to have fallen right onto it when her new power is discovered.

A lullaby is supposed to be calming, but when Gwen Weaver hears it coming from a top hat in the local park, surrounded by kids, all she can do is grab them and run. The signature is chilling to anyone who knows where it's from; the Roundabout Bomber of the eighties. After he vanished in 1991, it seems like he's back in Gwen's little town of Goderich, and he's after the children.But when the police department releases a statement that the bomb was nothing more than an accident, Gwen publishes her own article on her blog about what really happened. Controversy is sparked, and suddenly she has to deal with an old nemesis from high school that became the Sheriff, and a mysterious new woman with tempting words. Investigating is difficult while injured, but with help from her friends Gwen thinks she can figure out what's going on before another bomb goes off.

It takes a killer to reveal her purpose. To know a killer ensures her legacy.This book contains two stories featuring Hannah Best, and and how the childhood taunt of "it takes one to know one" has a hauntingly darker meaning to her than anyone else. It begins after killing a man that attempted to mug her, and Hannah is labeled a killer, even if it was an accident. The small town she grew up in now sees her in a new, deadly light, as does someone else.It continues with Luna Lis, a cold and calculating editor looking to write about something other than the latest fashion that walks the streets of New York City. Like her predecessor saw in her, Hannah sees the truth in Luna, and plans to set it free.Originally published under the pen name Natalia Hale, this book is now under D.L. Miles!

Broken stones and stars unaligned. Distant light and overgrown shrines. A collection of poems telling the stories of humans that fell in love with a myth.

"When the fate of one is changed, everything changes. One person changes everything." Mercy Singer died five months ago, but the doctor's managed to bring her back. And she was told by her new therapist that it was normal to think there was danger around every corner, and that seeing things was part of the healing process. What Mercy hasn't told anyone is how vivid her dreams are, how it's not actually her dying in them, and she also hasn't mentioned the conversations she's had with people that vanish. And when the new boy in town, Tristan Holmes, finds her freaking out in the street, claiming to see a man that isn't there, she thinks her return to school might have been too soon. Until his sister approaches her, claiming to know what's going on, and that she wants to help Mercy. Now numbers keep floating around Mercy's head, and she knows it's a countdown to something big. There's a darkness coming to Balefire Bay High, and she thinks she's the only one that can stop it.