Santana Knox

Hey, Over here. No, look up. Yeah, I’m the one they talk about. The headmaster’s prized possession, locked away in the bell tower of NotreDame Parochial College. To most of the students I was just a myth. An urban legend. The girl who rings the bells up in the tower, the one who talks to gargoyles. Frollo’s secret Then they showed up, those heartless heathens. Outcasts, just like me. But these men aren’t just dangerous, they’re heartless. They won’t abide or bend to the rules of this deranged school and the secrets it keeps from the world. But now that they’ve found me, they may never let me go. And maybe I wouldn’t want them to… Heartless Heathens : Sanctuary Is a Why Choose Gothic Romance in an academy setting loosely inspired from major points of Victor Hugo’s Notredame De Paris. This is NOT a retelling, it is NOT a fractured fairy tale or a reimagining. All characters are adults.

THERE’S NO WAY OUT OF THE MAZE. There’s no way out of the maze, there is no way out of the maze. No way out of the maze. No way out. None. A teacher. A student. A scarecrow. One dangerously lusty halloween night in a small Ohio town that will never be forgotten. No Way Out is a horrific romance that is not suitable for readers under 18. Please check content warnings before proceeding. For the reader: This is a novella, is intended to be a short read, light on the plot and heavy on the spice and horror elements meant to scratch a very specific itch. Beware.

From international best-selling author Santana Knox, comes an LGBTQ, women’s fiction, coming out story like nothing you’ve ever read before. A tale that grips the hearts of those who failed to see eye-to-eye with a parent, and anyone who’s ever denied the truth about themselves. Nia da Silva is dead… Dead serious about moving on from her past, from roller derby, and the traumatic injury that was a crushing blow to not just her body but her mind. Running away from her problems wasn’t the fix she had hoped for. Five years later, she returns to the town that left her with permanent scars. Healing her physical wounds was the bare minimum. She’ll finally have to face herself, and rediscover who she’s always been beneath the lies she’s worn like shredded fishnets over bruised knees. Pretty crossovers, and strong thighs won’t be enough to champion through her problems. Especially when they challenge who she may be at her very core. Crossed Over is a Sapphic, coming out story about healing, facing your fears, and becoming the hero you once needed for yourself. Please check content warnings, this story features adult themes and language that may not be suitable for readers under 18.

They say if you’re going to dance with the Devil, you might as well lead. I lied…My name isn’t Cecilia. When the doors of my past were pried open, all of my skeletons came tumbling out. I’d lived my whole life thinking the worst had already happened, and nothing else could hurt me. I couldn’t have been more wrong. In the wreckage I’m reborn. I’ll do anything to get my revenge on those who’ve wronged me and the man who stole my throne, My uncle. But finding my way back will be painful, especially with the leaders of the Black Crow Brotherhood trying to keep me under their thumb. And now I owe them. Mateo Kane, Santo Álvarez, and Ronan Zerkos; they’ve wormed their way into my heart and under my skin. Will my lies and betrayals cost me the trust of the three men left on my side? I may leave behind a trail of ruin in my path, but I’ve bled for the truth and I know now; when you’re born a Queen you’ll die a Queen. I’ll let the whole world go to waste if it means I’m buried with my crown. I never said I wasn’t the bad guy. Welcome home, Célia Flóres. Reign Of Ruin: Book 2 of Reina Del Cártel is the second installment of a Reverse harem, dark romance trilogy. It should be read in order after Queen Of Nothing. This book contains dark material, explicit language and some trigger warnings may be needed. Intended for readers 18+. This is a why choose romance, meaning the heroine does not have choose between her love interests.

The country is falling, and it's no place for devils. In the Cártel, death was the only way out. I fought for a new life and bled for my freedom. Los Diablos Locos Motorcycle Club call me President now, and though they all bow to me, there's one woman who won't. My wife. Doctor Emory O'Connor. As the government crumbles all around us, she's come running to me for protection from her past. But the Irish snake I've caged isn't willing to submit to the conditions of the safety I provide. Our vows may have been a lie, but I'll set us free with the bloody truth. No place for Devils is book 1 of the Diablos Locos Motorcycle club series. This is a dark romance with marriage of convenience and high stakes while the world crumbles around them. Please check content warnings, this book is violent and explicit, not intended for readers under 18.

You pay the price in blood. Everyone knows the only way out of the Flores Cártel is death, but what happens when the destiny that was branded into your soul, is stolen right from your hands? My name is Cecilia Flores, my entire life so far has been dictated by small men and their greedy ambitions. I’m on the run from my past and my only hope to stay alive are the very men who might just want me dead the most. Ronan Zerkos, Santos Álvarez and Mateo Kane. They’re the leaders of the Black Crow Brotherhood, the most violent crime organization in Cove City. They’re ruthless, cruel men and though the strings of our past still bind us together, the scars of my betrayal may be too deep to look past. They’ve sworn to put me through hell to exact their revenge and I’ll do whatever it takes to guarantee my protection from the real threat. Even if it means swallowing my pride and letting them think they can break me. Queen of Nothing: Book 1 of the Reina Del Cártel series is a Why Choose, Enemies to lovers, Dark Romance where the heroine doesn’t have to choose between the morally gray anti-heroes trying to claim her for themselves, while she fights for the crown she is owed. This book is dark in nature and not suited for readers under 18, trigger warnings may be needed.