The Hereafter (Chronicles of The Fallen One, #3)

FATE RESTS IN THE HANDS OF THE THREE

THREE FRIENDS

THREE GATES

THREE CHANCES

The gateways to Hell are opening, and beyond the invisible barrier lies an army of bloodthirsty creatures hungry for human flesh. In order to stop their nameless enemy, three friends are forced to overcome their greatest sins. The tides of destiny will sweep them to the finish line, but who will rise from the ashes?

Ava Chase is busy wrapping up her freshmen year at DU, trying her best to blend in with her classmates while her angelic DNA rages just under the surface. Her powers are growing at an alarming speed, making them harder and harder to hide. Her best friend is dead, and her grim warning from the other side is just a ticking time bomb waiting to ruin Ava's tiny slice of normalcy. When Ava learns that her birth was nothing more than a carefully orchestrated plan, she finally embraces the full extent of her power to try and take down the enemy that threatens the very fabric of existence.

Haven Hargrove is dealing with her own existential crisis. Her magic is on the fritz, and after failing to cleanse her friend of the evil stain on his soul, the idea of being stuck in the small town of Fox Field for another second is suffocating. Desperate to find answers about her mother's death, she longs to leave Colorado to search for her coven. However, fate has other plans for her, and when a new player rolls into town, her dreams of escape turn into a nightmarish game of survival.

Gabe O'Conner is dead. His living body would claim otherwise, but the person he used to be died the moment his girlfriend Liv took her last breath. Locked inside a psychiatric ward, fighting the remnants of the demon that possessed him for months, he's oblivious to the outside world until an unlikely savior arrives with an offer he can't refuse. With nothing left to lose, Gabe accepts the deal, praying it will finally extinguish the evil inside of him, or at the very least, kill him in the process.

Content Warnings
This book is considered upper YA/NA due to content
Mentions of abuse, harm, and profanity
Violence, blood, and death