T Michelle Nelson: 7 books

What doesn't kill you will make you wish it did... In the conclusion of the Lily Drake series, Lily must choose not only what is best for herself and her son, but for her people.  Her sword will be stained with blood through her efforts to preserve the lives of the people she loves, but she...

For Lily Drake, slaying vampires is easy...Dating them is the hard part. Lily Drake is your everyday hard-working single mom…until a gorgeous vampire shows up on her front door who she mistakenly assumes is her blind date for the evening. As one crazy scenario after another unfolds, Lily...

With a doting husband and a new job training a vampire military, Lily Drake was living up to the prophecies of being the best. Her life was seemingly perfect, until tragedy strikes bringing her a loss she's not sure she can endure. The hard-working super mom / vampire slayer, Lily Drake, has...

Before Lily Drake was a bad-ass vampire hunter, she was a normal girl.  Will Lily's life forever change  after The First Time she encounters a vampire? *The First Time shares with fans one of the first times, she meets Mathias and what he really thinks about the quirky college student. A must read for Lily Drake Fans!*

Join Lily Drake as she amasses her army. Growing up dirt poor with an alcoholic mother, Olivia was a target for the mean girls. Dreaming of escaping her small town life, she takes an offer that was too good to refuse. Now Olivia believes in vampires and magic as she takes a big step toward her future.

Evie Stone is a small town girl who has moved off to college to better herself and make a new life outside of her rural West Kentucky roots. When the zombie plague breaks out, Evie has only one choice. She must get back home to her family and the safety of small town life. She will find her once quaint...

For decades, scholars have repeatedly found the inequity of gender representations in informational and entertainment media. Beginning with the seminal work by Gaye Tuchman and colleagues, we have repeatedly seen a systemic underrepresentation and misrepresentation of women in media. Examining the...