Stephanie Henry

In What Doesn't Kill Us, we follow two teenagers in alternating point-of-views as they experience life-changing events. Drew is the son of a cop, raised in a small house on his dad's average salary. His mother ran off when he was just a boy, due to a tragic accident that will forever define Drew's life. Hailey is from a wealthy family and has a seemingly perfect life, until she learns of the secret her father has been keeping for years. Subsequently, her peaceful reality becomes morphed into something she never could have predicted. When Drew and Hailey meet, they quickly fall in love and ultimately discover that fate had meant for their lives to be perpetually entwined.

What Doesn't Kill Us

In the nail-biting conclusion to the story that began in C-Vac, Briella's worst nightmares have come true. First, she was separated from her boyfriend, Trey, and now she keeps losing everyone else she's ever been close to. To top it all off, since she's become a C-Vamp herself, she's her own worst enemy. Now her only friend in the world is the last person she ever would have expected to be there for her.Jake knows that Briella is his brother's girl, but there's something about her that brings out his humanity. Can he protect her from herself, as well as from new enemies, all while keeping his feelings for her at bay?With Trey's fate hanging in the balance, will a cure be discovered before it's too late for not only him, but mankind altogether?

Book #2 in the C-Vac Series

C-Vamp

If someone told you they had a vaccine, medically proven to work and completely safe to take, that would both prevent and cure cancer of all types, would you take it?Briella was six years-old when her mother passed away from cancer. Five years later, C-Vac, the cancer vaccine, was announced. For most, it was considered a miracle. For others, like Briella's dad, it was a suspicious hazard. Nonetheless, when people are offered a miracle, they're not likely to pass it up.For eight years, cancer was simply a thing of the past. But once the side-effects of C-Vac start to emerge, Briella rapidly begins to understand that the world, as she knows it, will be forever changed.Now faced with new dangers she never thought possible, she'll have to decide: hide away from anyone who could pose a threat or trust the one person she so desperately wants to let in?

Book #1 in the C-Vac Series

C-Vac

"This isn't a bad story, but it's not an entirely good story either. This is the story of us. Of me, really. And of the guy who changed my life. But not in the he-swept-me-off-my-feet-and-then-everything-was-all right kind of way. No. He walked into my life like a thunderstorm ripping through the sky, stirring things up and shaking me to my core. He was unsettled and uncontrolled - definitely not the safe bet. But just like a good thunderstorm, he was also wholly beautiful. His presence couldn't be ignored. He awoke something within me that I didn't even know was there. And after you've seen the sky in a thunderstorm's aftermath, the everyday ordinary blue just looks a little too dull in comparison."The Story of Us isn't your typical love story. Craig and Val don't fall instantly in love with one another. In fact, Val pretty much despises Craig. But everyone knows there's a fine line between love and hate. Immerse yourself in The Story of Us and experience a one-of-a-kind emotional rollercoaster.*The Story of Us is meant to follow What Doesn't Kill Us, but can be read as a stand-alone novel.

The Story of Us

The heaviness of hurt. The lightness of humor. And, finally, a reason for hope and an opportunity to serve humanity. Stephanie Henry’s childhood took an unexpected turn when her granduncle molested her. The soul-crushing experience was but the first in a series of sexual abuse perpetrated by family members and strangers that wrecked her self-esteem and left her feeling isolated, guilt-ridden, and confused. Out of necessity, Stephanie became an instant expert at survival and a student of spiritual endurance. Desperate to regain some sense of control, she began an emotionally shattering struggle with bulimia and the curse of having “the look” men desire. After slipping through the education system, multiple suicide attempts, years of working as a stripper, losing custody of her daughter, battling drugs and alcohol, and enduring a string of ill-fated marriages, Stephanie put her life on course by reaching out to others and fighting for voiceless victims of exploitation around the world. A testament to resilience and preservation, If Only I Could Sleep is a heartbreaking and riveting story of self-discovery, sacrifice, and overcoming the challenges that can make life seem unbearable.

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