| Books that Chesley has written. |
[Apr. 8th, 2013|09:46 pm] |
The Willow's Truth: Cosette and Marius were star crossed lovers with a problem. Cosette is over nine hundred years old and a vampire while Marius is a seventeen year old high school student. Cosette bewitched Marius with her milky white skin and her dazzling blue eyes. She just wanted to feed from him but somehow he worked his way into her heart and now she cannot let him go. The only thing that troubles her is if she wants to turn him or just use him for fun.
Cold Dream: Things have turned on their head when Cosette learns there are hunters in town looking for her head.Hansel Von Gotham made a bargain with a witch to find the location of the evil cold bitch that used him and his sister Greta in the early 1800 hundreds. She had promised to turn them both but only wanted Hansel, after her betrayal Hansel was put into torpor and when he came out years later he started hunting her again. Once he finds Cosette and her new toy he tries to turn him against her but who will Marius believe?
Ashes of Dreaming: Now with Marius firmly on the other side of Cosette she’s on the run. She know’s many vampires and changelings in the area but none want to take her in. What’s a vampire to do? She’s left to hiding out in caves, waiting for the day that Marius and Hansel with catch up with her but in the end it’s an older foe that finds her and offers her asylum, her sire Dannika. When the dark skinned goddess had a dream of her favorite daughter in ashes she had to come to the rescue. There is an epic climax between Hansel and Cosette that leaves everyone on the edge of their seats. Who will come out victorious in the end?
At the end of Ashes of Dreaming both Hansel and Cosette die. Cosette via staking from Hansel and Hansel via being pushed into the sunlight by Dannika. After that Dannika drains Marius of his life blood, blaming him for Cosette’s death and then leaves in the night.
Rumor has it that Ches was going to make another series featuring Dannika as the main character. |
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