Grim - Thea Dane

Who reaps the souls of the supernatural?
Ayla has never been the sort of girl to believe in monsters. She's seen plenty of terrifying things in the foster homes she's been bumped in and out of after her parents died. But she's a fighter. Just like her new friend Sarah, who spins spine-tingling tales of witchcraft and dark magic that make Ayla glad her plucky friend chooses to run away instead of returning home.

By the time Ayla's grandfather comes to claim her and offer a sense of normalcy in the house her mother was brought up in, Ayla has all but forgotten her worries about Sarah and begins to think her last year of high school will be a lovely shade of boring.

But then comes 'The Text'. Sarah is in trouble. There's no way Ayla is going to ignore that plea, not after years of silence. She's going to do whatever it takes to help. Even if it means breaking into the burned out Gothic cathedral in the middle of town. At midnight. Alone.

But while she's prepared to face whatever dangers lurk in a creepy church in the middle of the night, she couldn't possibly be ready to confront the thing that lurks in the shadows of its dilapidated confessional.

Readers who love Luanne Bennett and Amanda Bouchet will enjoy Grim.
Pick it up today and see if you believe in monsters.