Tag: stephanie hudson

The King’s Betrayal (The Rift #2) by Stephanie Hudson, E.M. Ritchie – Free eBooks Download Description: Trust can be a dangerous thing. Trusting your instincts, trusting your friends, but more so, Trusting your heart. Because …

The General’s Captive (The Rift #1) by Stephanie Hudson, E.M. Ritchie – Free eBooks Download Description: A blink of an eye. That was all it took for my world to end. For it to literally …

Blood Claims (Garnet Dagger Mafia #2) by Stephanie Hudson – Free eBooks Download Description: I never claimed to be smart. Especially when it came to trying to outrun two Vampire Mafia Kings who owned this …

The Hellbeast’s Queen (The Hellbeast King #12) by Stephanie Hudson – Free eBooks Download Description: Hope can be a dangerous thing. It can be all consuming. Can be the only thing you think about. The …

The Hellbeast’s Betrayal (The Hellbeast King #11) by Stephanie Hudson – Free eBooks Download Description: Love can conquer many things. Sacrifice even more. But what happens when betrayal runs deeper than blood? The journey isn’t …

The Time Of Queens (An Afterlife Story #2) by Stephanie Hudson – Free eBooks Download Description: And here we go again. Back to being Fates puppet and facing a very different time once again. And …

The Time Of Kings (An Afterlife Story #1) by Stephanie Hudson – Free eBooks Download Description: There is nothing quite like the love you have for your children. You would follow them to the ends …

The HellBeast’s Battle (The Hellbeast King #10) by Stephanie Hudson – Free eBooks Download Description: Love can conquer many things. Sacrifice even more. Which is why I jumped into Hell and found myself in the …

Blood Bonds (Garnet Dagger Mafia #1) by Stephanie Hudson – Free eBooks Download Description: Hello, my name is Vanessa. No, I don’t have a drinking problem and nor is this my opening line for an …

The HellBeast’s Soul (The Hellbeast King #9) by Stephanie Hudson – Free eBooks Download Description: I never meant to change. Never meant to carry the burden of truth. All I ever wanted to do was …