Book 1: OBLIVION: ASHES OF TRUTH Memory is a luxury. Feeling is a crime. Welcome to Novum, a perfect state where every thought is monitored and every soul is sterile. Lea lived by the rules until she found the truth. Now, her predictable future is gone, replaced by the first cracks in the System's glass walls. When your life is a lie, every choice is a revolution. Silence or voice. Oblivion or memory. Lea is about to risk it all for a truth she wasn't meant to find and for the man who woke her heart. In a world built on obedience, she will choose to feel. Even if it burns her to ash.

I booked a girls' trip to Los Angeles. Instead, I went alone. What was supposed to be four days under the California sun turned into something I never expected - a glimpse into a world I had only seen on screens. He wasn't an actor. He wasn't a celebrity. He was more powerful than that. Hollywood runs on long nights, exhaustion, money, and men who don't have time to fall in love. But somehow, I found myself shadowing his life - stepping into rooms I didn't belong in, tasting a lifestyle that glittered from the outside and drained you from within. I thought I wanted the glamour. I thought I wanted the spotlight. Until I saw what it cost. This is not a fairy tale. This is what happens when you get too close to Hollywood. (Inspired by events that happened to me in Hollywood)

Introduction: Alice is an orphan on Sabaody with an unknown past that won't stay buried for too much longer. Soon the world will know her name. This is the story of how she became the first female king of the pirates! (I don't own any art except for the Jolly Roger)

Some people walk into a bar and cause trouble. Some people get kidnapped by pirates. And some people are just trying to drink their coffee in peace. In a world where sarcasm is a weapon, chaos is inevitable, and a little brother's stubborn optimism might just be the most dangerous thing of all. Welcome to the Grand Line-don't say you weren't warned.

In the humid, moss-choked darkness of 2003 Louisiana, the St. Roch Syndicate dispatches its most reluctant assets to a derelict summer camp deep in the Atchafalaya Basin. Tess Beauvais, a twenty-three-year-old sorceress drowning in student debt, and Anaïs Santos, a twenty-two-year-old jaded medium, are tasked with a seemingly simple job: retrieve the lost research notes of a vanished Syndicate scientist. Their mission unravels when they cross paths with brothers, Rafe and Frazier. After bailing their father's friends out of jail, twenty-three-year-old Rafe and twenty-year-old Frazier devise a devious plan to get their mercenary patriarch out of the country - only to be ensnared in a nightmare far beyond his depth. The camp is ruled by the Vigneauxs - an unhinged brood obsessed with the grotesque, who breed unnatural beasts in the wetlands, collect bones for unspeakable experiments, and feed trespassers to the horrors lurking beneath the cypress trees. Now Tess, Anais, Rafe and Frazier are marked as the next main course. With their luck running out and monsters closing in, the quartet are forced into a bitter alliance. Each must decide how much of their soul they're willing to trade - whether to outrun the camp's hungry shadows, or become something monstrous themselves. In the end, only the land will remember what is sacrificed to survive a season of sour earth.