Princess Sophie Ruewen was born to King Grady and Queen Edaline 17 years ago. Now the law decrees that she is to be married by the time she turns 18, or she gives the crown to her younger brother James. Obviously Sophie wants to become Queen so she decides to host a selection, especially after her boyfriend tears apart their relationship when she catches him cheating on her with Princess Marella. He's known as the kingdom next door's older prince. Also previously known as her boyfriend Prince Fitz. Who will she choose to be her husband? Her boyfriend? Her long time friend or a new boy who she immediately takes interest to?

SEQUEL TO 'NO TOMORROW' After going undercover with the Neverseen, Sophie finds herself waking up to a changed world: Undead wandering the streets, plagues running amongst the survivors, and a new age in the book of humanity. But that's not the only thing that's changed. The virus has three effects: you can die, become a zombie, or get special abilities. Luckily, Sophie and her friends fall under the third category. But when Sophie discovers that her enemies are immune to the plague they unleashed and that they have a cure, she has to steal it to save the world from destroying itself.

DISCLAIMER: All characters except for my OCs belong to Shannon Messenger, as well as the Keeper of the Lost Cities series. Agent Moonlark. The codename Gisela gave to her. She's the Neverseen's top spy. The elite of the elite. Or their number one enemy. Then comes the Vackers' charity ball. Her supposed fifty-third mission. Then when she's captured, she finds herself in a... situation. When Sophie realizes the truth, it sets off a series of events she never would've expected: confessions, mourning, and the long-awaited final battle between the rival organizations. WARNING: This story does contain some violence and gore, though significantly more of the latter than the former. If you don't like that stuff, move along people, nuttin' to see here. :) I would also recommend having a box of tissues on standby. I am definitely not a crier, and I have gotten tears-eyed, though that could be because I am emotionally and physically invested in these characters. Sorry if this progresses too quickly. I excel best at writing climaxes, though my fight scenes are iffy. Remember that if you want to kill me at any point in the story, I had more trouble writing this than you reading it.