Crazy Ink: 169 books

Welcome to Dead Oaks. The New Home of Fear! Something strange is happening in the sleepy, little, town of Dead Oaks, N.C. Tales of disappearances, strange deaths, murder, and mayhem have been passed down through the town's history and are now used as scary tales to keep local children...

Something dangerous is loose in Dead Oaks, N.C. Its body is powerful. Its movement is silent. Its bite is deadly. Can Tia Evans and her twin sister Mia stop the creature stalking the mountain town? Or will they become its latest prey?

Hidden in the beauty of a cluster of islands, unbeknownst to humans, a supernatural war rages. The Guardians, protectors of the Nexxus and the Goddess Selena, fight daily to ensure the survival of all races. Hidden agendas, supernatural politics, and sins of the past threaten to endanger the very...

Father is gone. Mother is too. The Family is waiting for direction. Twin sisters Hannah and Delilah have full control of the land left to them by the Messiah himself. It is in The Doctrine and all Father's late night scribbled prophesies that it is the twin sisters' responsibility...

An open road. A lonely man. A mission. Stella was not like the others. She had a way about her; a manner that could be deadly. A few things about her were sure: She was fascinated with death and went looking for it. When she couldn't satisfy an urge, she created...

A prophecy was told of a power being passed on: Her power; Lilith's power. As the Dark Mystics close in, Lillian Bennett finds herself coming into those powers – ones she never dreamed she'd have. First, there is a darkness within that she must conquer. As her ascension...

Siren Willows was nine when she first discovered that not only was she not human but mostly likely evil, and when she sang, her song could bring an immediate fiery death to those around her. At sixteen, after holding her songs at bay for years, Siren breaks and sings once again. As it turns out, Siren...

Skye, Stormy, and Savannah Davidson are no different from the other residents of Discovery, Massachusetts, or so they think. As their 25th birthday approaches, the town begins to yes - no shares, just set up them with wariness and suspicion. Skye begins to believe the triplets are special. Can they...

Just when Reagan Harbin thought she had her life planned out – bam - the creator smacked her in the head with something else. He must have been laughing somewhere when he heard her plans. She didn't get the quiet, soft, and polite kind of laugh. Nah, she got the rolling on the floor, with tears...

Becca grew up knowing she wasn't normal. She loathed it. Normal was what she'd always strived for. But normal is difficult when you are the keeper of a key that unlocks the gate between the realms of magic and science. It is a gate that stays closed except for during the Dark Hour. In that one hour,...

Sweet sixteen was supposed to be the best year of her life. Instead, her life turned upside down. At seventeen, Reagan Harbin learned everything she knew to be the truth was a lie. If getting beat during interrogation wasn't enough, she was kicked out of her home with little explanation. She was not quite ready to laugh with the creator, he obviously had more plans in store.

Seventeen-year-old Allie O'Hare's dreams involve graduating High School, backpacking around Europe with her best friend Aimee, and getting her crush to see her as more than a friend; they did not include getting turned into a werewolf. A werewolf with shining silver eyes who will never see the age...

Writers take inspiration from their experiences and those of others. They also harvest the colors, tastes, smells, tactile stimulus, and sounds around them, and the world in which they reside or wish they could to write their tales. Henry David Thoreau wrote, "This world is but a canvas to our imagination."...

It wasn’t realistic for me to think that I could change the world. But it didn’t mean I couldn’t get my hands a little dirty and save all the children who came across my desk. That’s why I became a social worker; to make a difference in kids’ lives. I was doing it—one day, one kid at a...