Showing posts with label Soul Debt series. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Soul Debt series. Show all posts

Friday, July 12, 2013

The Boon Collector ~ #ChangelingPress #TBBB

The Boon Collector
Soul Debt Series

Sara Jay

Changeling Press

Timid Tisha Sanderson never had much luck in love or life. When a smoking hot demon, Bane, comes to collect a debt from her ex-lover and decides to make her pay up instead, her life suddenly becomes more interesting.

Tisha finds herself on both the giving and receiving ends of torture in Hell as she attempts to escape Bane. As the lines between pleasure and pain blur, Tisha begins to connect with long-forgotten parts of herself. Her completion of the final dark deed grants her freedom.

The question is, does she still want it?


Friday, June 14, 2013

Terms of Payment

Terms of Payment
Soul Debt

Sarah Barimen

Changeling Press

When Jack made a deal with the devil, he didn't read the fine print closely enough. It was not "Payment: one soul," but "Payments," lots of payments. Jack doesn't know what will happen when the last tattered shred of his soul vanishes: that's for the Devil to know, and Jack to find out. Until then, his life is one giant meteoric shot at the moon of fame and fortune -- and precisely scheduled payments, collected by a sexy demon named Darius.


Friday, May 24, 2013

Repossession


Repossession
Soul Debt Series

Mychael Black

Changeling Press

When Aaron Jacobs' twin makes a deal with the Devil, it can't possibly end well. Then Aaron's twin skips town, leaving Aaron to pay the debt himself. Aaron has no idea what to expect, but it sure as hell isn't the cloven-hooved, horned wet dream who's come to collect.

Friday, April 19, 2013

Soul Debt: Paid In Full


Soul Debt: Paid In Full

Megan Slayer

Changeling Press

You know how people make deals with God? I made one with the Devil. For what you ask? A boyfriend. Little did I know, the Devil would not only take me up on the deal, but make it worth both our whiles -- just not in the way I'd imagined. Turns out, nothing in my world is what it seemed.