Hanging By A Thread Series by Grace McGinty

You should go to Crete if you want to survive. Amourgeles. They’ll come for you soon. I’d lived in the city for a long time, and working the drive-thru window of a coffee shop meant I’d seen some things. From blowjobs to furries. Sometimes furries getting blowjobs. Let’s face it, no one was at their best when they were uncaffeinated.So a strange lady with a creepy monotone prediction wasn’t that odd. Normally, I would have just shrugged it off as another day in Boston... moreYou should go to Crete if you want to survive. Amourgeles. They’ll come for you soon. I’d lived in the city for a long time, and working the drive-thru window of a coffee shop meant I’d seen some things. From blowjobs to furries. Sometimes furries getting blowjobs. Let’s face it, no one was at their best when they were uncaffeinated.So a strange lady with a creepy monotone prediction wasn’t that odd. Normally, I would have just shrugged it off as another day in Boston.Except a whole bunch of other weird shit had happened to me in the last three months.I’d started seeing golden streaks of light. I thought it was a brain tumor, but it turned out to be pregnancy. With triplets. Didn’t matter that I hadn’t gotten laid in nearly a year after I caught my ex-boyfriend banging his hairy Albanian superintendent.I’d rationalised the improbability away the best I could. Maybe I was one of those people who sleepwalks and had a whole other life at night. Or maybe that one night I went out and got drunk at my co-worker's farewell was a little wilder than I remembered.But it was hard to rationalise away a shadow monster attacking me while I was watching reality television, or that my grumpy neighbor, Nate, grew two feet and killed it with a giant ass ax that glowed like pure light.Turns out he was some kind of Irish folk hero. And eternal.The shadow monsters kept coming. The weird shit kept happening.And that, my friends, was my introduction to an entire world of supernatural things I don’t know or understand. It was also the reason I was putting my heavily pregnant ass on a plane at the word of a crazy lady at my drive-thru window.I didn’t know why Nate insisted on coming with me.I also didn’t know why, when I made it to Amourgeles, I was drawn to a huge fortified building in the middle of nowhere. Or why I knocked on the wooden door when normally I would have run away.But nothing–not the crazy prophecies to weird shadow monsters–could have prepared me for what answered that door. Tangled Threads of Fate is a novel where no choices have to be made when it comes to the Main Male Characters and the more the merrier is the motto. This book may contain uncomfortable scenes for some people in regards to pregnancy, parental death and other situations. Take care of yourself! The release date of this book will be moved forward. less

There were a bunch of lessons a girl could learn from the story of Snow White. Some were valid in the real world, others… not so much.For instance, no matter how often I sang Taylor Swift off-key, birds and forest animals weren’t ever coming to clean my apartment.You could live with seven men and not end up in a free-for-all festival of fluids.But I seemed to have forgotten the most valuable lesson my girl Snow taught us: don’t take apples from strangers... moreThere were a bunch of lessons a girl could learn from the story of Snow White. Some were valid in the real world, others… not so much.For instance, no matter how often I sang Taylor Swift off-key, birds and forest animals weren’t ever coming to clean my apartment.You could live with seven men and not end up in a free-for-all festival of fluids.But I seemed to have forgotten the most valuable lesson my girl Snow taught us: don’t take apples from strangers.It was a lesson I’d disregarded, and would later pay for dearly. I mean, there were definitely silver linings, but the world as I knew it was over as soon as I took a bite of that apple.This is Book 2 of the Hanging By A Thread Duet. It is a why choose, paranormal romance, and contains pregnancy, monsters, mythology and margaritas. less