Cara Wynter is a literature student living with her twin sister, Lily, in Fairhaven, Washington. A daughter of witches, touch brings Cara only pain, and dark visions of pasts and futures she can rarely change. Already fighting to exist in her strange reality, she begins to crumble when the dreams come. For thirteen nights, vivid nightmares force her to relive her own death on a golden altar, as she sacrifices herself for the man she loves, whose name she cannot remember. With only forgotten memories and the pages of a book to guide her, she struggles to understand her past and break a deadly curse. To do so, Cara must face her worst fears — to save the soul of a god she has treasured for centuries, and a love she cannot live without.

This is the story of four young girls from a very small town. One night they venture out into the corn fields and stumble upon a hidden chest, containing four mysterious nightgowns. When they put on these gowns, the fabric morphs into their skin and tattoos them with ancient symbols. These symbols act as portals which pull them through 13 realms of fantasy and mythology, where they discover their true identities, multiple histories and repeating lives. Southern Nightgown will take you to the beginning, when the Time Lords ruled the lands.

It is the year 2228, and Earth is a dystopian nightmare. The Senji, a dangerous Asian syndicate, now fully control technology. Born into this world of strange magics, ancient rights, and technological powers, Tae Rayne is an anomaly. Neither Human nor Gaian, she alone stands outside the REM, able to manipulate it at her will. Claimed by the Senji at the age of 15, she is initiated into House Geisha, to be trained as a weapon of sensuality and death. Her last hope of salvation is to retrieve the soul of her fallen sister from the lords of the world and the mythological jar holding it captive. A trail of bloody carnage follows as she cuts her way to the heart of the Senji, and a man more powerful than any ancient God.

On the day the god Cronus was born, it is said, the earth quaked and screamed at its core. Each flame that shot into the sky carried a Seelie faerie; in their blood flowed the magic of the old worlds and the fire of immortality. Every hundred years, a Seelie fairy must be human for three days, and in that time the Unseelie may hunt their immortal flame. A princess of firelight and next in line for the Seelie throne, Selyara is a girl who wants only freedom. Given no protection, she must face three days as a human, alone. Lore, lord of the blood hunters and consort to Lavara, queen of the Unseelie, saves Selyara’s life the night he is sent to take it. Side by side, they unlock dark secrets and break a blood promise that will change their stars forever.

In the enigmatic world of Divinica a haunting curse reigns, resetting humanity’s memories with electric red waves every thirteen days. Divinica wakes each time in an abandoned psychiatric hospital, her body marked by thirteen symbols, and barely able to recall her own name. She finds a poem inscribed on her arm; as she reads the words, they morph into radiant symbols that form a time-bending gateway. Stepping through, she is thrust into the lives and deaths of ancient goddesses across diverse mythologies — from the birth of Aphrodite to Nokomis, the Native American Earth Goddess. We tell of their passions and rages, by which kingdoms rose and fell; of the magic worth killing for and loves worth dying for.