Harriet has always been the type of girl who would rather ride horses than stitch embroidery, practice her sword-fighting than practice her curtsies, and she'd rather dream about being the first female knight in all of history instead of a docile wife on some nobleman's arm. When a war between the allies of Ecrivenia and the kingdom of Carigan starts to brew, Harriet begins to wonder if it might just be her chance to become the knight she's always wished to be. Taking a chance, Harriet enlists in the King's Army, disguising herself as the red-headed, slight-figured, and quick-witted boy, Harry. However, when she is put under the charge of the handsome and strict King of Marenta, Leopold, she realizes her troubles are just beginning. Not only will she have to keep the other men from noticing she is a woman, but she will also have to put up with the scrutiny of King Leopold, the best friend of her brother-in-law. Throw in grueling training sessions, whispers of treason, and the enemy's secret weapon, Harriet suddenly finds herself thrust into the reality of being a knight in a war that might not be able to be won. ------ This is a sister novel to the first draft of Glass Slippers. The gorgeous cover is made by the amazing @solidarity_! Make sure to check her work out if you get the chance!

Captain Ryan McLaughlin is the leader of an elite pararescue team for the United States Air Force. That is, until he is reassigned to a specialized team consisting of the best military personnel of multiple branches. McLaughlin and his comrades go on a top secret mission to end the war on terror, until they find a secret that could potentially destroy the American government and ultimately their lives as well.

Ryan O'Connell has just graduated from the Fire Acadamy and has finally got his dream job. As he reponds to his first fire he learns the hard way that everyone can not be saved. As they race to catch a serial arsonist will Ryan have to determination to see things through are will he get burned?

In an instant, everything can change. Life and Death take on new meaning in a small town, especially a close-knit one. Communities across North America and around the world owe their safety to people who drop everything to come to the rescue. These volunteers receive no paycheque, ask for no recognition, and devote most of their lives to risking it all for other people. This is the story of tragedy and redemption experienced by one such community as seen through the eyes of a volunteer firefighter who struggles to cope with a community tragedy that is also very personal. Cover art photograph Courtesy of SpecMode on Flickr! Please note: This is a work in progress, and will fluctuate slightly as I work with the story and bring it up to standard. I appreciate each and every piece of feedback that I get and look forward to receiving constructive criticism.