M.E. Roselli

'Til Death Do Us Part is a story of survival set in the 1970s, where our heroine Jude Carpenter must forge an unexpected alliance in order to survive when the small town she tries to make a life for herself in turns out to be the home base for a mysterious cult. When her would-be murderer is the only person she knows outside of the cult, they're forced to trust each other if they want to make it out of this alive.

Helaine Fairgrieve wasn't sure what to do when her rent was raised suddenly, until her long time acquaintance, Evan DuRosier, offered her a solution that would benefit the both of them. Helaine travels to his apartment in the less than reputable art district of the city to indulge his less than conventional desires, only to learn that he's keeping a dark secret. She's has never been in handcuffs before, much less bound and suspended from a man's ceiling while he pours hot wax on her sensitive skin. She isn't sure what's more frightening, the knife gliding across her skin, or the fact that she loves every pulse-pounding second of it. BDSM is normally based on a foundation of trust; lacking that, Evan and Helaine's relationship begins as something of a transactional nature, until she discovers that his lust for blood is more than just a fetish. What will she do when she discovers the truth about his Vampirism? What will she do when faced with a dark secret about herself, that could put the whole world in jeopardy?