Nella is a Borrower with simple needs. Simple life. Simple is what has helped her survive. How long will that last? And why?

In the land of Croix Colaesil in the swamps of the south west live many villages of Sprites. Sprites are tiny fey, humanoids with dragonfly like wings, who inhabit many environments and who are originally from a place called The Feywild. This story follows one particular Sprite - Tal'el Stormborn - as he begins his journey to become a master of poisons. In hopes of helping to defend his home, he applies his intellect and his creativity in combining different herbs into powerful potions. Along the way, he meets a number of interesting characters who aid him on this journey. Between Fey nobles and ladies, Soldiers and students, Tal'el works to accomplish his goal while catching the eyes of many in his wake. ~ A friendly commissioned work for a friend running a homebrew campaign.

Since Gem decided to move in with her giant boyfriend Kyrie, he's started acting to say the least ...strange. It seems like he's more possessive or primal in a sense? From preventing her from seeing friends or being a lot more... passionate when it comes to certain things, something in him seemed to change. 14+?

Malakai didn't know how much saying yes would cost him. When he agreed to be Eric's test subject, Malakai thought it was worth it. It was risky, sure. Intense. But he believed in the science. Believed in Eric. Thought their connection, their love, if that's what it was, made it all worth it. Even when the experiments pushed him to the brink. Even when he shrank. As the truth behind Eric's work unravels, so does everything Malakai believed about him.

Eighteen year old Harley Willem has spent his entire life in the middle of no where. His father and Harley live on a remote farm for one reason to stay safe from the Man Eaters. They are the monsters, 30ft giants with yellow eyes, ears, a tail and a taste for human flesh. Bored and stifled by the summer heat, Harley wanders into the woods and comes face to face with his father's worst nightmare. But Ash isn't like the stories. Though he stands 20ft tall, he is starving, wounded, and terrified. A runt. As a dangerous bond forms between the lonely boy and the gentle giant, Harley finds himself stealing food, lying to his father, and falling for a creature that could crush him with one hand. But with his father growing suspicious and a rifle in the hall closet, Harley is walking a razor's edge. In a world where they are natural enemies, survival might be easy, but trust could get them both killed.

In a world where humans are considered nothing more than commodities-bought, sold, and studied like exotic livestock-Vareshian university student Lorian Thorne receives a young 6 inch human as part of a groundbreaking class experiment. Unlike the older, scarred, and vacant humans distributed to his peers, Lorian's human is barely more than a child, wide-eyed and trembling in the corner of his cage. Lorian has always understood humans the way his parents taught him: resources, tools, valuable for their rarity but not worth empathy or consideration. Yet as he observes his human's fragile existence and begins to interact with him, Lorian starts questioning everything he's been told. The boy's small, defiant attempts at connection force Lorian to confront not only the morality of his own actions, but the brutal reality of the society he lives in. As the class progresses, Lorian must navigate the expectations of his Vareshian peers, his parents' ingrained beliefs, and his growing sense of responsibility toward the life in his care. What starts as a sterile academic exercise becomes a journey of unexpected connection, forcing Lorian to face the uncomfortable truths about his world, his family, and ultimately, himself.

**sequel to Flightless** It's been three years since Ashton last saw Niles, and he can't get the human out of his head. So, when an unexpected opportunity presents itself, Ashton immediately jumps on the chance to go back to Niles- this time to stay. Niles has kept himself busy the last few years. Now a professor at a local university in addition to working at the faerie clinic, he hasn't had much time to wonder about his former patient. But when Ashton suddenly appears back in his life with the request to help him learn how to be human, Niles bewilderingly takes him in. Now stuck together, no longer as doctor and patient, Niles and Ashton try to navigate and create a new type of relationship- though Ashton seems to want... something more?

Title: Small People Description: Kayne Ray has spent his life being overshadowed-by his towering Vareshian lineage, by his powerful older brother, and most of all, by the cruel legacy of his father, a man feared for his hatred of humans. Unlike his family, Kayne wants nothing to do with the supremacy that shaped his childhood, but breaking free from his past has left him isolated, awkward, and adrift in a city built for giants like him. Everything changes the day he accidentally injures a human woman in a dark alley. Small enough to fit in the palm of his hand, Val is delicate, wary, and utterly alone. Wracked with guilt, Kayne takes her into his apartment to recover, intending to send her on her way. But days pass, and neither of them seem eager for her to leave. As Kayne struggles with the suffocating weight of his father's estate, a brother who demands more than he can give, and a world that will never fully accept his rejection of Vareshian dominance, Val becomes an unlikely anchor in his chaotic life. But the longer she stays, the more tangled his emotions become. His protectiveness warps into something deeper, something dangerous-a hunger he knows he has no right to indulge. Torn between his desires and his duty, Kayne must walk a thin line between the man he wants to be and the instincts clawing at his restraint. Because Val trusts him. And breaking that trust might shatter more than just the fragile sanctuary they've built-it might ruin them both. A slow-burn fantasy romance about power, restraint, and the forbidden pull of two beings from vastly different worlds, is a story of longing, control, and the delicate balance between fear and desire.

Everyone knows the saying, "curiosity killed the cat." In the borrowing colony funnily named "The Belly," life moved simply, it moved slowly, and it moved carefully, fitting for a colony situated directly underneath a royal palace. However, when young and bright Adalina flies too close to the sun, aka- the human prince, her life gets turned upside down and smashed on its head.

Zeddle is a four-inch-tall borrower boy from a wild forest clan. While out with his little sisters gathering supplies, he runs into the giant witch of the woods. The witch curses him and teleports him to a strange land.