"The Council has dealt with wayward vampires before, Miss Telemun." Anastasia says. "You are no special case." "With no due respect, Councilwoman," I spit, "the council has never dealt with me." ----------------------- Nadya Telemun is perfectly happy to live out her immortal life drinking and clubbing, impervious to the ravages of time. That is, until she's kidnapped and sent on an immortal-threatening mission with two of the world's most interesting vampires. Witches, vampires, and werewolves threaten Nadya's mission to protect immortality and vampirism. With her partners at her side, Nadya travels through France, memories, and Bulgaria to reinforce the bonds of a notorious vampire hunter. Will Nadya find love, after centuries of loneliness? Or will something threaten the friendships and life she's built? **WARNING** Death, swearing, violence. Trigger warnings will be posted for chapters with highly sensitive content

| League of Legends Fanfiction | A story loosely based in the canon LoL universe. Follow Nami and others as they discover the dark and mysterious parts of Runeterra and themselves.

"You have been sentenced to life in prison. Your ship will leave tomorrow for the island. Gather your things." When you've been decided a criminal, you're a criminal. There are no ifs, ands, or buts; whether you did the crime or not. Courts and juries are no longer used. If the authorities think you've done it, there's nothing anyone can do about your impending sentence. Being sent to the island is devastating, no matter how long you have to be there. No contact with the outside world, no way to reach your loved ones. It might be set up to appear more humane, more free than prisons of the past, but looks can be deceiving. On the way to the island, the huge prison ship begins to sink. There's no reason for it. Not from a storm, not from an iceberg. The ship just goes down. It's up to the remaining eleven survivors to discover why, and make sure they stay alive while doing so. * * * * * * * * * * Accomplishments: Featured! #37 in Sci-fi #1 in #BreakStereotypes * * * * * * * * * * * The gorgeous (and royalty free!) cover for this book was made by @CosmicGraphics Book started during #NaNoWriMo2016 and will be finished in 2017 Note: This book is published on WATTPAD ONLY! If you're reading this from another site, please go to Wattpad.com to continue reading and scan your device for any viruses you may have attained while on one of these so called 'mirror sites.'

All the earth is torn asunder. There used to be grass, and the sun used to be golden. Children played outside, climbing trees with smiles on their faces and grass stains on their knees. People worried about a million things that would soon be irrelevant, continuing without a clue of the disaster to come. Centuries later, what little is left of humanity survives in a society constructed beneath the surface of a glass dome, the world outside converted to little more than a desert wasteland. Survival is a routine rather than an effort, and all rules are surpassed by only one: if you want to survive, you never leave the dome. There's nothing alive out there. The radiation that soaks the earth makes sure of that. Until one day, someone finds a bloody, dust-covered handprint on the outside of the glass. Nothing will ever be the same again. Book 1 of the Burning Series Highest ranking: #13 in Adventure on 03/04/16

- The Command Series (book 1) - In a society where everything is controlled, there is no room for deviance. Each morning, the citizens of Arabel put on bracelets that send commands to their brains and give them electric shocks if they fail to obey. Smile, Citizen. Be silent, Citizen. Do not harm yourself, Citizen. Kyra Jackson is a perfect citizen. Loyal, hardworking and smart; how everyone is supposed to be. When Kyra's future is decided, she changes from the controlled to the controller. However, this power puts her in a dangerous position, leading her to make decisions that are not only about right and wrong, but life or death. - 2018 Wattys Longlist. Winner of science fiction genre in the Digital Dreamer competition. Previous title: I Control You, Citizen.

Freedom is a gift. Gifts aren't given freely. Unless you're one of them. Kaylin Renoz dreads Assortment Day. Just like everyone else. People sold to the wealthy, escaping from poverty, only to be branded with a number. May 5. The day of her 17th birthday. The day she's chosen. The day she become 2309. The day Kaylin disappears forever. (Credit to @suganthii for the amazing cover)

A wall divides the country in half. The prosperous Metropolis sits to the west and the Wastelands falls to despair in the east. For the medically enhanced, twenty-year-old girl called Blue, climbing over the wall is an easy task. She drops into the Wastelands to start a new life while attempting to forget the harsh parts of her past that bring her to the edge of losing control. After escaping the Metropolis, she searches for Frank Gibson, a man who can help her understand her new abilities. He offers insight about the Hospital-the demented facility that created her-but is unable to help her control the monster growing in her mind. It doesn't take long for him to see how quickly she loses control, especially when facing the worst parts of life in the Wastelands. Blue reaches a breaking point when she witnesses an auction for slaves and feels a sudden urge to free the people. She vows to use her uncontrollable abilities to end the slavery in hopes that doing right by them will diminish the turmoil constantly brewing behind her eyes. While Blue is busy becoming a legend in the Wastelands, her family slowly suffers in the Metropolis. They live under President Whiley's harsh ruling and nearly lose everything. Their hope for a brighter future fades as months without their daughter speed by in a blur and the struggle becomes harder to handle. They are forced to give up nearly everything in order to stay together and find it easy to blame their missing daughter for their hardships. Little do they know of the secrets behind her disappearance and what she had done for them. This is the first book in a series.