Sky Sommers

Would you trust a dark, brooding avenger to be your guardian angel? Unalived in his prime, Victor is now the darkest new recruit of the Agency of Guardian Angels - assigned to save the unsaveable and fight the unfightable. If only he hadn't called his operator a "wingless rat" while still on his probation period. The result: the vindictive pixie doubles his workload. His mission? To save two damsels in distress. Undercover. The catch? One damsel is clueless and the other refuses to play along. Sally is blind to the fact that her Prince Charming is right in front of her. To avoid death by pitchfork Charlotte has to learn how to stand up to her family and avoid drawing things to life. Guard Me is a gripping spinoff in the Agency of Guardian Angels series, unfolding parallel to the events of Save Me. Set between Victor's breakup with Grace and his fateful meeting with Ellie, this story bridges the gap between The Magic Mirrors Saga and the Goddesses series. While it's a standalone adventure, fans of Victor's prickly charm (and those who hated him in Recruit Me), will find plenty to laugh as two women make him squirm in the name of earning his wings.

A scaredycat waitress. A knightly angel. An anonymous assassin.What if you were used as a pawn in a game of divine proportions? After her abusive ex Victor drives himself into a tree, Grace is scarred off men for life. Two years later, she rescues a ginger kitten and suddenly, a tall, blond and handsome man-the complete opposite of her ex-becomes a hovering presence. When the monitors at the Agency of Guardian Angels start recording Grace's uneventful life, the Watchers know it's a warning. To save the girl from an impending bullet, Gabriel jumps to the rescue - in cat form. Will Gabriel be able to find out the identity of the elusive assassin before there is an "again"? Can Grace get over her past to trust a guy who, strangely, is not angling for a date? And why does the existence of that particular orphaned girl make the Tally of Good & Evil go crazy? Optimists and pessimists get their own alternate ending - a HEA and a HFN. Books in the Agency of Guardian Angels series: 1. Recruit Me - prequel novella2. Save Me - Gabriel saving Grace - book #1 in the duology3. Guard Me - Victor saving Charlotte & Sally - book #2 in the duology, which happens in parallel to book #14. Remember Me - Lanie's story - spin-off novella, which also happens in parallel to book #1 Save Me is the main book in the Agency of Guardian Angels series and happens thirteen years before Charm & Mayhem and/or Cinders. Although it features Grace who later becomes Ella's stepmother, it can be read as a standalone from both of the author's other series. The series features Gabriel before he had anything to atone for.

What if you don't have forever to win over the girl of your dreams? Love at first sight exists, right? Even when your teen crush is an immortal who sees you as nothing more than a sweet kid. 12yo Zack was smitten the moment he laid eyes on Ava when she first visited Heaven, Texas, bringing with her a hailstorm in July. That was 13 years ago. She still looks and he still feels the same. While his peers are seeking jobs and travelling the world, he applies for an internship to be closer to the woman of his dreams - to woo her before his time runs out. Ava, affectionately dubbed "Ice" among her fellow goddesses, has confined herself to life at the North Pole, in her kingdom of snow and snuggly solitude, and taken on the thankless job to keep Earth's glaciers from melting. What else can an immortal Goddess of Frost do, if temperatures drop whenever she goes South? Her serene existence is disrupted when a new and rather familiar seismologist arrives at her weather station. Instead of the cute boy she met years ago, who is this hunk of a man who tells her to call him Theo, not Zack? Will Ava figure out what's wrong with Theo before it's too late? Why has there been a series of tectonic events across the globe ever since they met? And does making a new god qualify as personal gain when saving Iceland is also on the line?Follow Theo's and Ava's adventures as they navigate changing - outdoor and indoor - weather conditions and try to figure out if they like each other in the process in this 4th instalment of the Goddesses series.Fire & Ice is book #4 in the series, but can be read as a standalone. Meaning: to read book #4 you don't need to read books #1 Charm & Mayhem: The Goddess of Fate or book #2 Life & Death: The Goddess of Light or book #3 Love & Money: The Goddess of Luck, but those might be fun options.

Do villains deserve happily-ever-afters? When Mellie goes to Oz in search of her baby-daddy, she needs a crew to deliver the proof of their liaison - her youngest daughter, Ellie - to the Emerald City. Hijacking someone else's search & rescue crew? Not a problem. So what if it's the feared Fairy Queen Morgana's rescue mission to find her only son. A cowardly lion and a brainless scarecrow as per the manual are already lined up for the save. The tin-man is already in Oz...somewhere. Darn those iron mirror portals and fae men. Which one of her entourage will Ellie fall in love with? Will Oz remember Mellie who has born him four kids, including Cinderella? And what about happy-ever-afters, can villains really stomach them? This retelling of the Wizard of Oz is the final part of the Magic Mirrors Saga trilogy, which can also be read as a standalone.

A wolf cursed to be a horrible warning. A huntsman who hates to kill. His son loves red T-shirts and to roam the woods alone. For failing to uphold her end of the bargain Ella's "wicked" stepmother Grace now walks the world on four paws. Her husband Peter has become the village huntsman to save his wife from the villagers. And his son from his wife. Will Grace remember who she is as she is drawn to the boy? Will she find her way back to Peter? And how exactly do you lift a Fairy Queen's curse? This retelling of Red Riding Hood weaves several classic fairytales together with a splash of darkness, can be read as a standalone novel and is aimed at a mixed (YA/NA) audience. For those who wanted to know how Prince Charming's parents got together, keep an eye out for a nested story of Belle and Beast.

To die, to sleep, perchance... well, Death can't. Not before one petulant dark angel takes over her job.The Goddess of Death wants to die. Badly. But not before she finds a successor. Where does one go for those? Tired of all the decisions - to reap or not to reap - the Goddess of Life & Light wants out, too. Who knew 8 billion earthlings would require quite so much attention. Working with Death is never a picnic. That Excel table and the constant yes-es and no-s would drive anyone mad. Will the deadly duo recruit best friends or starcrossed lovers? Will anyone at all fall for their sales pitch? Forever may be a short word, but what kind of a relationship would last for all eternity? To read book #2, you don't need to read book #1 Charm & Mayhem: The Goddess of Fate. But it might be a fun option.

Hiring a hot angel as her bodyguard was a smart business move... wasn't it? Strictly business. After a stint in the Magic Kingdom, Marina returns to her glitzy Moscow life as the new Goddess of Fate with an angel in tow. Gabriel, a former guardian is atoning for his decisions as Fate's bodyguard. First order of business: keep Marina's jealous ex away from her. Second: restore magic on Earth. As Marina tries to explain botox and face control to Gabriel, the olden Goddess of Fate has schemes of her own. Will Gabriel be able to let go of the past? Can Marina navigate the mayhem of her new job with charm alone or will she remain a goddess without magic? And how exactly do you tell your FSB-anointed father you're now immortal? Charm & Mayhem is book #1 in the Goddesses Series and happens after the events of Goddesses: The Bet and To Make A Wish and can be read as a standalone from both of these stories.