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signed in blood

The ritual. The blood. The deal with the devil

Brand new, romantic horror, Signed in Blood.

An epic blend of M. Robinson's angst and Willow Winters' darkness.

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blurb

The Ritual. The Blood. The Deal with the Devil.

He’s the devil.
She was offered to him.

Sacrificed in a horrific way, Lilith loses her life while at a college campus concert with her best friend. But the Devil walks among us, and he offers Lilith a choice: die with the rage inside her, or be his lover for all eternity and return to life to get revenge on the three men who brutalized her.

She takes the deal.

The Devil is struck not only by her beauty, but by the rage inside her that he finds intoxicating. His kiss is heady, and Lilith begins to crave the comfort of knowing he can make her feel something other than grief and anger.

What started as a tragic end becomes an illicit affair as Lilith discovers more and more about herself with every step toward revenge. But the further she goes, the harder it becomes to tell where the girl she once was ends and something darker begins.

In the end, will she get her revenge and Lucifer get her soul?

Or maybe something else…

Inspired by the 2009 film Jennifer’s Body, two USA Today bestselling thriller romance authors came together to write a story about the lengths friends would go to for one another, while also falling in love with the darkest parts of our shadow sides—and the Devil himself.

trigger warning

If you are sensitive to material that contains explicit violence or on-page rape, please be advised that violence is throughout the book, and Chapter 5 may be difficult to read for some. 


The heavy nature of this book's setup could not be avoided, and we would not have done the development of the characters justice without the explicit details. We’ve done our best to write the scene in a manner that is respectful to those who may be sensitive while also providing descriptions that reflect the weight of the actions described.