Paranormal Outcasts

On Riley’s seventeenth birthday, she gets attacked by a knife-wielding psycho and stabbed in the heart. Not exactly the present she was hoping for. But instead of pearly gates, Riley wakes up alive and ensnared in a curse along with twelve paranormals known as the Outcasts—including the totally-hates-her-guts vampire Jasper. And shifters, faeries, witches, and other creatures that shouldn’t exist? They’re real. And Riley just might be the most powerful paranormal amongst them.

In this paranormal world, her death is just the beginning. On Riley’s seventeenth birthday, she gets attacked by a knife-wielding psycho and stabbed in the heart. Not exactly the present she was hoping for. But instead of pearly gates, Riley wakes up alive and ensnared in a curse along with twelve paranormals known as the Outcasts—including the totally-hates-her-guts vampire Jasper. And shifters, faeries, witches, and other creatures that shouldn’t exist? They’re real. And Riley just might be the most powerful paranormal amongst them.

After a struggle that nearly took her life (again), Riley's finally taken the elemental throne and beat the other paranormals at their deadly game. But she's barely caught her breath before discovering another plot to overthrow her and threaten the Outcasts. To prove herself (again) Riley has to survive an ancient trial through the Dying Lands—a lost paranormal world filled to the brim with magic and dangerous secrets. It's official: fate hates her. Along with her traitorous former-best friend, Riley will take on the trial to prove she's the real deal...

Her legacy will be forged in fire. The trial through the Dying Lands is finished, but Riley’s real fight has just begun. The Outcasts are fractured. A dangerous new rival threatens her friends. And her enemies are summoning a deadly ancient being to wipe out anyone pitted against them. It’s up to Riley to stop it. For the Outcasts. For all paranormals. Her ascent to the throne won’t be without terrible sacrifice. But it’s time to claim her place as queen.