The seven deadly sins—defined as the capital vices: pride, greed, wrath, envy, lust, gluttony, and sloth, which corrupt and stain our mortal souls. Each sin will be weighed and measured in the hereafter based on the actions and motivations of the soul during their human life. -Code of Souls: Section 1
WRATH — Found Family • Second Chances • Love Beyond Death
He died twenty years ago.
He never stopped loving her.
Madison has spent decades carrying the ghosts of a life she thought she’d buried. But when the past begins finding its way back to her, old secrets unravel, forgotten connections surface, and the man she lost may not be as gone as she believed.
Because death doesn’t always end a love story.
And when the people Madison loves are threatened, heaven’s rules become optional.
Some souls are worth protecting.
Some loves are worth dying for.
And sometimes, Wrath is what happens when love refuses to let you go.
PRIDE — He Falls First • Marriage in Crisis • Love After Loss
He knew the day after they met that he would marry her.
He just never imagined loving her would be the easy part.
Savannah Stevens has always survived by moving forward. When devastating loss shatters the life she knows, she does what she does best—pushes harder, reaches higher, and refuses to stop long enough to feel any of it.
Then Michael MacLeod walks into her life.
He sees through her defenses. He loves her stubbornness, challenges her walls, and falls for her long before Savannah is willing to admit she’s falling too.
Together, they build the life neither expected.
But years later, success becomes Savannah’s refuge, grief becomes something she refuses to face, and the same pride that helped her survive begins destroying the man who once taught her how to live.
Because falling in love was never their greatest challenge.
Surviving what comes after might be.
SLOTH — Enemies to Lovers
They can’t stand each other.
Unfortunately, desire doesn’t seem to care.
Behind the insults, tension, and carefully built walls are two people hiding demons neither wants the other to see. But the closer they get, the harder it becomes to tell where hatred ends and something far more dangerous begins.
Sometimes the monster isn’t chasing you. Sometimes it’s the part of yourself you’ve been running from.
GREED — Serial Killer Psychological Thriller
He doesn’t kill because he needs them.
He kills because he wants to awaken them.
A serial killer is collecting victims, leaving behind a trail of secrets, and somewhere inside his garden is the truth no one was meant to uncover.
Obsession becomes possession. Desire becomes something deadly.
And Greed?
Greed always wants one more.
"One word: obsessed!"
"One word: obsessed! I experienced an unexpected emotional response as I read the story, especially during moments where I saw (unflattering) similarities between Savannah and me. In addition to being extremely steamy, the plot, particularly Savannah's contemplation of her relationships with others, made me reflect deeply on my own life, which is more than I can say for any other romance novel I have read!"
