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Little Devil: A Dark Halloween Romance
One night as nobody. One killer who decided she was his.
Talia Ambrose has spent twenty-six years behind locked gates, tinted glass, and men paid to decide what's safe for her. So on Halloween she lies to her bodyguard, buys eight-dollar devil horns, and sneaks into Drevemoor, the sleekest screampark ever built, for one night where nobody knows her name.
Then she opens the wrong door.
The blood is real. The dying man on the floor is real. And the giant in the cracked skull mask holding a knife under her chin? Very, very real.
So naturally she tells him his costume is better than hers.
Silas has nineteen years of clean kills and one rule that's never bent. Witnesses don't walk away. But the woman in red satin just mouthed off to his blade, and instead of finishing the job, he lowers the knife and sends two words after her into the fog.
Run, little devil.
She runs. He's waiting for her anyway.
Now a contract killer is tracking her through the carnival, dropping any man who lays a hand on her, and losing a fight with a roller coaster. She calls him Casper. He hates it. He hasn't let her out of his sight once.
But someone inside her father's house just sold her location to men who want her as leverage, and Drevemoor is going into lockdown. Silas can hunt down every man in the park. What he can't do is the one thing she's asking for. Hand her the keys and trust her to choose him.
He was sent to kill her.
Now he'll tear the whole park apart to keep her.
The question is whether he can do it without building her a brand-new cage.
Little Devil is a standalone dark contemporary Halloween romance with dual POV, a morally black hero who falls first and falls hard, a mouthy heroine who refuses to be kept, high-heat explicit scenes, and a guaranteed HEA. Please read the content Notes before diving in.
Talia Ambrose has spent twenty-six years behind locked gates, tinted glass, and men paid to decide what's safe for her. So on Halloween she lies to her bodyguard, buys eight-dollar devil horns, and sneaks into Drevemoor, the sleekest screampark ever built, for one night where nobody knows her name.
Then she opens the wrong door.
The blood is real. The dying man on the floor is real. And the giant in the cracked skull mask holding a knife under her chin? Very, very real.
So naturally she tells him his costume is better than hers.
Silas has nineteen years of clean kills and one rule that's never bent. Witnesses don't walk away. But the woman in red satin just mouthed off to his blade, and instead of finishing the job, he lowers the knife and sends two words after her into the fog.
Run, little devil.
She runs. He's waiting for her anyway.
Now a contract killer is tracking her through the carnival, dropping any man who lays a hand on her, and losing a fight with a roller coaster. She calls him Casper. He hates it. He hasn't let her out of his sight once.
But someone inside her father's house just sold her location to men who want her as leverage, and Drevemoor is going into lockdown. Silas can hunt down every man in the park. What he can't do is the one thing she's asking for. Hand her the keys and trust her to choose him.
He was sent to kill her.
Now he'll tear the whole park apart to keep her.
The question is whether he can do it without building her a brand-new cage.
Little Devil is a standalone dark contemporary Halloween romance with dual POV, a morally black hero who falls first and falls hard, a mouthy heroine who refuses to be kept, high-heat explicit scenes, and a guaranteed HEA. Please read the content Notes before diving in.
161 pages, Kindle Edition
Expected publication October 30, 2026
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