War; it's been spreading through the world of werewolves for longer than seventeen year old Olivia can remember. But with her father being the Alpha, and leader of the rebelling side, she's always known that trouble runs in her blood. But, she never realised how much. Olivia and her twin brother Phoenix are the only twins ever to be born by an Alpha - as far as history goes - and with that responsibility, she has been connected to her brother in a way that lets her see what he see's, and feel what he feels. So, when her father asks Phoenix to go to war with him, Olivia knows there must be something wrong; and she knows she's right when a vision shows her the death of her two favourite men. With that knowledge, she takes her little sister and escapes the raid that was to come, coming across other wolves affected by the war, and the need for survival crosses their minds. They band together in hopes that finding an old run down mansion, which hasn't been inhabited for God knows how long, and a secret that could change the world of werewolves forever.

Monsters. Fairytale creatures. Aboriginal deities. These are only some of the things that Christopher Pierce has to deal with in his everyday life. It's just that "everyday" happens to be filled with strange, magical, and most of the time unpleasant things. Chosen as a Knight, a champion of humanity, and the rightful wielder of the ancient blade, Gram, Chris does all he can to protect the denizens of New York City from threats they aren't even aware of. It's during a supposed vacation-slash-business meeting assigned to him by his dissociated sister however, that Chris finds out what it really means to be a Knight as he clashes with forces even more terrifying than the darkest of gods and monsters. Note: If you're reading this for the first time, read the [COMPLETE] one. I tried re-editing the whole thing and haven't gotten around to finishing so there will be inconsistencies (like originally, the story was set in the Rockies but in the re-edit, I've moved them to somewhere in Europe).

Who are we to decide whether we are all mentally fit to enter society? In Sanitatem, we don't get to decide; those who work in the "Sanctuaries" do. For children like Andi Holsten, seeing the light of day is but a dream. When she and others decide enough is enough, they join together to fight "him" and gain their birth right of freedom.