This collection contains the first three previously published books of the Devil In The Waters series: The First Circle, Temptations, and Demons
The First Circle
All through high school, Devlin Stone made Josh Waters' life miserable in the way only a true bully can. Ten years later, Josh wakes on a groggy morning after his and his wife Kimmy's high school reunion. There'd been a lakeside rager at the cottage of Dalton High's most popular girl, and maybe he'd indulged a little too much. What happened last night, anyway? . . . Devlin Stone's there to tell him. "I did what you wanted, Josh." What did Josh want? Not that, there was no way in hell he asked for that . . . Devlin says You did, Josh, and now it's done. I slept with your wife-and I'm going to keep doing it. Kimmy's too much woman for you, and you just made a deal with the devil . . . Temptations
The thing that happened at the reunion is getting foggier with the passing of time. Josh wonders if it really happened at all. One thing's for sure: his bully is taunting him. That's real. Texting him the things Josh fears his wife would do. But Kimmy's never been sweeter. Their relationship is growing stronger, isn't it . . .? And while Kimmy repairs relationships around her she curses how close she came to ruining her marriage. Only, she can't help swirling around that same awful drainpipe again, caught in the pool of Devlin Stone's enormous temptation . . . Demons
Josh's wife works for his bully now, providing him with her top notch legal expertise. The guy doesn't deserve her skills. On the brighter side, Devlin Stone isn't in her office everyday. He's a busy man. And he pays Kimmy very well. So well, maybe Josh and Kimmy will find themselves in an excellent situation to make a family in their own home in just a few years . . . Both Josh and Kimmy have demons in their past that want to rise from the ashes and find fuel to make their flames roar again. A long time ago, Devlin Stone had an effect on both of them, and now the awful man is insinuating his way into their lives once more, inch by inch . . .