The main character of the story is the Little Prince. He arrived from a small distant planet. He had been travelling to different planets and finally he reached the Earth. Here he met the second character...

Juliet's parents died when she was young and she never got to experience having a family. She lived a miserable and lonely life. One night at work, she meets a strange man that says he's a reporter and he asks her a few questions. Later that night, the reporter offers to drive her home from work. When Juliet refuses, he kidnaps her and brings her home to be a wife for his oldest son. Juliet slowly loses her sanity as she finally gets a family.

Percy had been kept behind enemy lines. Hydra lines. Hydra found Percy to be an adequate subject and started testing things in him. They wore him down and broke him. What happens when the new Percy meets the Avengers? (This starts a little before Age of Ultron and continues through that timeline). DISCLAIMER: This will be said now, and only now. I do not own any character of Percy Jackson nor the Avengers. Those rights go to Rick Riordan and Kevin Feige(?). BUT, like, half of the plot is mine. (Y'know. Otherwise how else did Percy get there?) Most impressive rank: #1 in the 'percy' tag

After six months of unsuccessful radiation treatments, twenty-one-year-old Mia Taylor's once promising life is numbered to months. Never one to take time for granted, she insists on living out the remainder of her days the way she wants to live them. And the one thing she's bound and determined to do before she dies? Have loads of crazy hot sex with the first man that comes along and offers up his services. As a firefighter who lives for the flames, twenty-five-year-old Jake Mitchell is the epitome of a hero, even if that means putting his own life in jeopardy. But when a nearly fatal mistake lands him suspended from the job, Jake struggles to find a way to channel his Superman flag....that is until Mia steps into the picture. His buddy's new fling, and the only girl to intrigue him beyond just a romp between the sheets, offers him a challenge he can't refuse. The only problem? Jake wants a relationship, while Mia insists on nothing more than the benefits that go with it. No matter how much Mia fights it, an unlikely romance begins between the two after they're swept away on a whirlwind trip to Myrtle Beach. But with Mia's secret diagnosis hanging between them, along with Jake's hidden demons as well, the pair might be in for more than they ever bargained for. Love will be tested. Heartbreak will be had. And crazy hot sex might just be the undoing of them both. But when it comes to the L-word, neither Jake or Mia can stop themselves from feeling it, no matter what sort of life fate has in store for them in the end.

Perfect Illusion is the FIRST book in the Perfect series, followed by the soon-to-be released film PERFECT ADDICTION. Published as an ebook/ on kindle ***** When college student Alex Woods agrees to a fake engagement plot to save her parents' company from bankruptcy, the last thing she expects is to fall for the illusion herself. ***** Alex Woods thinks college will be a fresh start, but when her parents announce their business has gone bankrupt, all of her plans come crashing down. The company has been saved by a wealthy business owner, but it comes with a condition: Alex has to pretend to be engaged to his son, Daniel, for the next 3 years. Daniel Kerrington is 100% swoonworthy, but Alex knows that beneath those killer good looks is a poisonous personality, and Daniel has made it clear the hatred is mutual. Though they've been thrown together with the person they each loathe the most, Alex and Daniel have to make their engagement believable. And as it turns out, the line between love and hate really is very, very thin. [[word count: 100,000 - 150,000]] Cover designed by Ren T Book 1 of the Perfect series

*Watty's Shortlist!* Asher didn't know what he expected when he woke up in the desert, but it certainly wasn't to be shot at. It's 2056 and Asher-along with a group of twenty-one boys who can't remember a thing-is left reeling after barely surviving the battle that marked the beginning of his only memories. Dropped in the West Bank with nothing aside from the clothes on their backs and chains at their necks, the group scours the land, desperate to solve the mystery of their arrival. As Asher discovers the truth, he realizes that the fate of humanity may as well rest in his hands. Cover credit: @TheLittleMissShadow

SIREN is a novel about six people from around the world selected by the UN to investigate a strange musical transmission emanating from Neptune's orbit. They're given a spaceship with cutting edge technology, placed into an induced coma, and expected to report back in three years time. But when the awakened crew arrives at the origin of the transmission, their electronics malfunction and they're driven through the Kuiper Belt. With their engines ruined, oxygen supplies dwindling and one of the team members suffering from hypoxia, time is of the essence for the troubled squad. Their situation grows ever more tense when Tommy Fletcher discovers three alien ships watching their every move. Tommy Fletcher, the protagonist of SIREN, is the resident linguistics expert who over-thinks, second-guesses and has a habit of biting his nails. He may be in his late twenties, but Tommy's ceaseless trepidation makes the rest of the hardened crew feel like he's fragile and witless. Will the chaotic events happening around Tommy break his brittle will, or can he shed his hesitant demeanour and become a hero?

Everyone knows the rules of growing up. Once you're eighteen things become clearer, childhood problems melt away, and you're ready to go out and conquer the world. You're now an adult. You can look your parents in the eye as equals. Officially, you're on your own, and now you'll only look back fondly at what you once were, an immature child still learning about life. Or so you'd think. Jake is a young adult who grew up with the support of his family, especially his mother, Elaine. Though he experienced some rough patches as a child and fitting in was a constant challenge, she's been there for him. But it's time for Jake to "grow up" and for him, that means no longer needing his family. It turns out that life without them is a far greater struggle than he ever imagined. Living independently is hard, but admitting it is even harder. Join this true story of conflict and heart-pounding moments, as both mother and son explore the concept of parenting as a lifelong commitment.