Blood Lily Chronicles
2 primary works • 3 total works
Book 1
"Lily Carlyle has never been a good girl. She's lied, cheated, and stolen, but she did it all to protect her younger sister. To keep food on the table after their mother died. She'd made a promise, after all. A promise to take care of her sister. To keep the family together. And that's a promise she's determined to keep. Even to the death... When her sister is brutally attacked, a vengeful Lily resolves to exact her own justice from the monster responsible. She succeeds--at the cost of her own life. As she lies dying, she is given a second chance: Though what she has done is evil, she can earn her way into paradise by fighting for the forces of good. Lily agrees... and wakes in the body of Alice Purdue--a Boston barmaid who has more than a little familiarity with the battle raging between the light and the darkness. Each side is mustering its forces for all-out war--and Lily is going to become an assassin for the light. It's a job she can really get into--but she doesn't realize that she may not be able to get out..."--p. [4] of cover.
Book 3
"With her cover as a double agent inside the forces of evil blown, Lily has no choice but to go underground. She takes along a cadre of warriors: humans, angels, demons, and other trusted creatures. Their only hope is to stop those who are planning to use the Ninth Gate as a wedge that will unleash the fury of hell. But even as they attempt to stop the unholy rituals, they are confounded at every turn by their foes. With the fate of all life on earth in her hands, Lily must confront the hatred within her own soul and uncover a traitor in her midst--and closer to her heart than she ever could have imagined..."--p. [4] of cover.
"Lily is in trouble of the deepest kind. Having been tricked by the forces of evil, she killed what she believed were 'demons' at will. Now she knows better, and with a little help from half angel, half demon Deacon Camphire, she must try to take down the bad guys from within as a double agent. Far easier said than done. The dark ones neither trust nor need Lily anymore. So to prove her loyalty, she'll have to lie, betray, and maybe even continue to kill the innocent. She thinks she can do all that--but when she's asked to work with the one demon she most despises, she may be willing to lose her soul to end his existence..."--p. [4] of cover.