Prey for Serenity — Judi Tadych-Grabinski

Saige Tremont and her sister, Serenity, led a charmed life in the care of their wealthy, loving parents until the day she entered the room that held the horrors, too terrifying to face. With the sudden loss of her family, Saige is left in the less than capable hands of the grandmother who only pretends to care for her in order to get her hands on the monthly allowance left with the intent to "raise the children properly." On the eve of her eighteenth year, Saige leaves the pain of her past behind her as she boards the plane that will take her from the rich oil fields of Houston to the frighteningly foreign streets of New York. Never really getting over the loss of her sister, Saige is burdened with the task of finding someone...anyone to fill the empty void, but each time she allows herself to get close to someone, they end up on her ever growing list of missing, dying or dead. The meeting of her future husband brings a joy to Saige's life she has never known and when he survives long enough to father the twins so like her sister and herself, she begins to wonder if she has finally broken the curse.