Carnivale Diabloqiue: An Anthology

Let’s runaway and join the circus.  This circus is unlike any you’ve ever seen before.

The Good Side of Evil by F.D. Davis. Vulcan is a demon who joined Carnival Diabolique to keep the world safe from his kind. He never thought he would find the love of his life. Bodie is a healer with abilities with little use for demons. Vulcan is different and when they face a master demon, they discover that love transcends all differences between human and demon.

The Sharpest Edge by Seressia Glass. Anaru is a Maori warrior, unique among his tribe. Camryn can see demons. When Anaru walks into the restaurant where Cam works, sparks fly between them. While falling in love, danger stalks the carnival. Cam and Anaru join forces to prevent a disaster.

Mistress of the Beasts by J.M. Jeffries. Delki Okello commands the beasts against the evil coming through the portals. When a shohar demon targets a child, she will stop at nothing to save the child and the child’s father, Lee Townsend a man who comes to mean more to Delki than life itself.

About the authors:
J.M. Jeffries-the multi-talented writers Miriam Pace and Jacqueline Hamilton, have been co-authoring books for eleven years including the award winning Cold Case books. Always looking for new horizons to conquer, they are busy working on their next book. Miriam and Jackie live in So. California.

Seressia Glass knew she wanted to be a writer when she won the the first Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday “Living the Dream” essay contest as a high school senior. She has never looked back. Seressia lives in Atlanta. Since then, she’s channeled her belief in the power of the written word by creating rich, emotional stories of diverse people coming together to achieve the universal goals of love and acceptance.

F.D. Davis, the popular author of In The Beginning and In Blood We Trust can’t remember not wanting to write. Also known as Dyanne Davis F.D. Davis is a multi published, award winning author of multicultural, romance, and paranormal novels. With the encouragement and support of her husband, Bill Sr., she retired from nursing to become a writer. F.D. Davis resides in a Chicago suburb with her husband and son, Bill Jr.