So many things can happen to a person on a Central Park bench. For Emerson Kingsley, falling in love happened, despite her broken monster of a heart. Emerson knows more about listening than she does about love, whether it’s listening to artists as a music producer or listening to stories as she people watches. Months of watching Maddox Bailey from a park bench are to blame for her infatuation. In her mind, the moment they meet will be spectacular if she ever finds the nerve to speak to him. But when the two share an awkward cab ride, she realizes that maybe fantasies are meant to stay that way. The only problem is, now that they’ve met, he keeps popping up in her life. Each time he does, Emerson finds the real-life Maddox to be better than anything she could’ve dreamed—sexy, passionate, and sweeter than his chocolate brown eyes. A woman in love with possibilities meets a man determined to make them happen.

I am darkness; what you would consider a thief amongst the living.I’ve spent time, so much of it that it seems a trifle word to call it, in that gloom being swallowed whole by human grief and human tears.I am the angel of death.And all was dark until I met a man, searching for a woman.Given a second chance to find the love of his life, whose soul was placed inside someone else after a tragic accident, a young man finds himself taking over the life of a teenager named Dexter. But there are rules: She will not remember him and he will only have fragmented memories, not knowing anything about the life he has been placed in and barely anything about the life he once lived. He embarks on a journey to right Dex’s wrongs and find the woman whose soul belongs with his, no matter what it takes. Finding her is one thing, loving her and her self-destructive ways is another.Artful, sharp, and compelling, Crashing Souls explores the permanent mark left behind when two souls crash together.