Bücher veröffentlicht von Madeline Young

The Daymakers were the hottest alt-rock band since the nineties, the masked members making fans swoon at the very thought of who might be hiding under the skull masks. Known only by their stage names-Royal, Hero, Poet and Knight-their real identities were a carefully held secret. I was third-generation white trash who had no value to society. That was a direct quote from my guidance counselor, by the way. She wasn't wrong, not really. My mom had OD'ed and my dad was in prison. I had no one and nothing. Our paths should never have crossed. But by a weird twist of fate-and the flying fists of my ex-boyfriend-I ended up in the wrong place at the right time. Hiding from my ex beneath a tour bus, I was a convenient solution to an ongoing problem for the tour company. They needed their band members to stop screwing random groupies and risking the anonymity which brought in millions of dollars for both the band and the label. I needed to get the hell away from LA and earn enough money to have a fresh start. I was taking back my future, and if that meant going on tour across the country as a glorified toy for the pleasure of some masked rockstars, then it was my choice.Unfortunately, the demons of my past weren't done with me yet.

A drunken promotional after party involving unlimited vodka, several social media influencers, puck bunnies for miles, and the goalie from an opposing team, leads to a massive mistake. No, not a surprise pregnancy. I was drunk but not that drunk. No, this mistake was worse because even months later, I can't get it out of my head and it's effecting my performance. My coaches are on my case because I'm dragging ass on the ice. My friends are all worried because I holed up in my hometown for the entire off season. There's only one thing to do, and there's only one person who can help me. Juniper. My best friend and the social media manager for the IceCaps. Sure, she'll give me her disappointed face. That sighed, "Dammit, Ludo," that I've heard at least once a month since we were fourteen. But in the end she'll help me, because she's my June Bug and she wants me to be happy. I just needed her to commit to my schemes before I had to face "The Norse God" on the damn ice again and all my carefully controlled mistakes spiral out of control.

"Susannah is a b*tch."If you asked any of the residents of Maxton what they thought of me, it would basically boil down to that.In reality, I have a huge secret. One that I've been keeping for nearly a decade to protect someone I love. If I had to wear a mask to keep people at arm's length and away from the truth, then so be it. At least I had my best friend and lover, Quinn, to fortify me.However, being turned into an Omega-by a divine act to prevent the extinction of the Manix-has really screwed up my plans.Now Quinn and I are forced to hide from our old Alpha in the house of Merrick and Murphy, whose hearts I broke so many years ago. Merrick and Murphy had been my teenage dream, my ideal Alphas. But dreams can quickly become nightmares, and my boogieman was all too real.When my whole world burns to the ground, will my dream Alphas even dare to give me their hearts again, or have I ruined my chances forever? And would the town cast me out when they realized who else has been starring in my dirtiest fantasies?Crave is Book Four in the Shadow Bred series. It is a polyamorous reverse harem romance with all the love, both inside and outside of the bedroom.

Enit had always known who she was. Wolf Omega. Sibling to an Alpha. Daughter to some of the most feared vampires in the world. An excellent student. The nice one. Meeting and falling a little bit in lust with a sexy lion Alpha didn't change that. Neither did giving in to the feelings she'd kept stuffed down inside her, the ones that revolved around a pretty human who'd held her heart longer than she cared to admit.But then there was an accident. When Enit woke up from her coma, she was different. It wasn't just the way she talked or moved, it was who she was inside. Sure, she was still an Omega. A daughter, a sister, and now a girlfriend. But now she was more than that. She didn't always want to be the nice one. She wanted to live and be free.However, not living within her old rules had consequences, and sometimes those consequences came at the barrel end of a hunter's gun. Sometimes those consequences meant a broken heart and strained bonds. Sometimes those consequences meant death. Sweethearts and Savages is the second book in the Eden Academy series.

Hope had always been different. The child that should never have been. A fragile creature who's empathy made her universally loved by those who knew her. An anomalous mixture of both humanity and the Divine, she walked the line between human and something more. After she was abducted while on a business trip in Europe, Hope is forced to try and find herself beneath the emotions and expectations of others. However, that's a hard thing to do when she is surrounded by Fallen Angels that all seem to want something from her. Mephistopheles looked at her like she was the key to something he had lost, and Gusion was haunted by a million possible futures that only he could see. Then there was The Angel of Death who kept appearing to stare at the "aberration" like she was as an animal at the zoo, and a hitman who'd been coerced into being her unwilling bodyguard. Her life was a complicated mess. If only she knew what was to come…

Estrella had a hero complex. Her twin sister, Hope, had teased her about it for as long as she could remember. She'd always been ready to go to battle for the underdog. She loved her job at the Boston P.D., loved that she could make a difference to people's lives. But when Hope is abducted outside a conference in Geneva, Estrella's carefully ordered world takes a sharp left turn into darkness. Vowing revenge on the human traffickers that abducted Hope, she begins her hunt for justice. Throw in her best friend, two wildly inappropriate gifts from her pseudo-parent Lucifer, and a sexy mercenary from her past, and she has everything she needs to break the people who broke Hope. Blood will spill and her inner darkness will rise, but Estrella doesn't care. She may have a savior complex, but what people didn't seem to realize was she had never been the good twin. The Unrepentant is Book Two in the Hell's Redemption Series.

Arcadia's dying. But that's okay. She was prepared to spend her last years alone, working boring temp jobs and eating cereal straight out of the box, until the inevitable moment that her heart finally gave out. That way, she wouldn't cause anyone any unnecessary grief, and that was noble, right? But a chance meeting on the subway changes everything. Now she's living with not one guy, but seven intriguing men who are all as sexy as, well… sin. But she'll soon discover that there is more to the guys than their attractive appearance and their disconcerting willingness to take care of a complete stranger. They are the embodiment of a Seven Deadly Sins, pawns in an ancient bet, and apparently so was Arcadia, who was meant to be some kind of savior. They chose the wrong girl. Death was knocking at her door, and so was the Devil.

The supernatural world is in chaos. The Djinn Council are dead, the body count is rising daily, and the Adel forces are scattered and leaderless.But this is only the beginning. The Fae are amassing an army that threatens to decimate the already weakened Djinn people. Their mission? To subjugate or destroy the other supernatural inhabitants of the planet, until they can rise up as the New Gods.Azar Nazemi was comfortable in her role of black sheep of Djinn society. She'd even grown used to her servitude. Now her world was in tatters, and her instincts told her to run and hide. But the pressure of a divine prophecy, a lover who no longer had a corporeal form, and the guardianship of the next King of the Seelie Fae meant running was no longer an option. The world might be in tatters, but she'd finally found something she was willing to stand and fight for, people she had grown to love, and the promise of a life she had only dreamed could be real.Could she stand up and become the unlikely hero that the Djinn needed, and maybe make a brave new world in the process?Rage and Ruin is the third and final book in The Azar Trilogy.

The Djinn have revelled in their position as the apex predator of the supernatural world for longer than Azar could remember. They held all the power and they wielded it with brutal finality. Being forced into fifty years of servitude only confirmed what she already knew; the Djinn Council put their pride above doing what was right or fair. Admittedly, it could have been worse. She has a reasonably cushy job, a budding romance with the hunky Bast, a few unexpected friends, and a little bit of freedom so she didn't beat against the gilded cage of her servitude too much.But all that changes when Djinn kids begin showing up torn to pieces and set on fire. Tasked with tracking down a hate group that has it out for her kind, she travels to Canada on her first mission with The Adel, the Djinn military. However, what she finds in the Canadian wilderness will threaten everything she takes for granted; her relationships, her sense of self, and even the very foundations of the Djinn regime. The Djinn are about to find out that even the predators can quickly become the prey.

Azar Nazemi is a firefighter with an ancient secret; she is Ifrit. A race of Djinn, or Genies as they are known to Westerners, the Ifrit have the ability to read a fire and mold it to their will. That makes her job a whole lot easier.When her crew attends a series of deadly arsons that appear to have been lit by one of her own kind, Azar knows it is up to her to track down the rogue Ifrit and stop him before he kills more people. There's only one problem; she’s spent a lifetime avoiding other Djinn and ensuring that the Djinn Ruling Council have no knowledge of her existence. A cold and brutal regime, the Djinn Council want to conscript her into slavery for one hundred years.As she pursues the Rogue, Azar will break the rules of secrecy that surround her world and enlist the help of human Arson Detective, Keenan Reilly. A chauvinist to the core, Detective Reilly has always rubbed Azar up the wrong way, mostly because she'd like him to rub her up the right way, despite her better judgement. But if she is to save her friends and the millions of people who call New York City home, then she is going to have to make a few sacrifices and bend a few rules.