It started with Martha. Then there was Polly. Poor ladies. If only these ladies had chosen a different profession... Murdered prostitutes do not really gather a lot of attention. Their craft puts them in harm's way on a nightly basis, however, for some reason, the way it is happening really starts to bug Emma, a crime scene tech. The brutality points to so much more...

Kiera has lived in the Gray Sector all her life. Declan has lived in the White Sector all his life. Kiera is used to having to fight for what she needs. Declan is used to getting what he wants. Kiera does not have a family or home. Declan lives with the most influential family in a huge house. Kiera is human. Declan is not. They couldn't be any more different. Yet here they are, fighting at The Trials. WARNING: THIS IS MY FIRST STORY ON WATTPAD AND IS UNEDITED. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK!

Lucidine, a drug that could save the world...or destroy it. Former ER doctor Grace Moran has been through a lot. After witnessing her husband's murder and barely surviving herself, she's left medicine and become a prisoner of her own house and mind. Until she wakes up in her old hospital, told that she has a brain tumor that can only be treated if she agrees to participate in an experimental drug protocol using Lucidine. Grace sees her brain tumor as a blessing rather than a curse. It's a chance for her to die and be reunited with her lost love, her soul mate, her husband. Before she can flee the hospital, she stumbles on two critically ill children whose lives are also at stake. Will Lucidine cure them or kill them? The three work to unravel the mysteries behind the experimental drugs and the strange effects it has on patients but unwittingly unleash a madman intent on murder. Their only allies are the ghost of Grace's murdered husband, a time-traveling Jesuit, and an ancient Irish warrior queen as they are pulled into a world where time is meaningless, fate is fluid, and love never dies....

"It all began in a blanketing fog, between a young boy and a strange dog." There is something strange about Alex's new school. Something really wrong with it's students. They whisper about him, make fun of him, and harass him before they ever try to get to know him. Everyone except the Tea Drinkers, that is. They welcome young, naive Alex with open arms. They take him in when everyone else avoided him like the plague. But something seems wrong with them, too. They are almost too nice. Too accepting. And they keep making these strange demands while their tea leaves poor Alex weak, dizzy, and confused. Then there's the strange dog that keeps stalking him--smiling at him like it knows something he doesn't. It comes coupled with a fog that descends into Alex's life, blinding him and stealing away the students around him. Little does Alex know, these people, creatures, and events are all connected -- all working with and against one another. Vying for control and dominance through any means necessary. And, little does Alex know, they all want a piece of him. ... (Rated M for Language) [COMPLETED]

Blackmailed by a girl with more makeup than common sense, reluctant necromancer Jayden Ward agrees to rid a haunted house of its ghost. But naturally, things don't go quite to plan...

When Tom suggests a scientific experiment on necromancy, Jayden Ward is naturally reluctant. However, it doesn't take long for his friend to pester him into it. After all, what could possibly go wrong?

Tramping seems the best way for necromancer Jayden Ward to relax for a while but after the appearance of a dead body, a night time mystery and an unexpected reunion, it doesn't look like he'll be doing much relaxing at all. In fact, he may be lucky just to make it out alive.

Paranormal attacks are on the rise and the slayers are peeved. It's double the workload, their anonymous funding will be cut if they can't do their job and it's not like anyone thanks them anyway. Jackie's more worried about her own position as apprentice, especially when she makes the mistake of leaving a witness. To make it worse he now seems to be stalking her.

A collection of tales featuring monsters and angels, though not all appear as they truly are. Includes the story Strawberry Pickers ... There were monsters in cages on the lowest floor of the Genieworks building. Other monsters held the keys. Lina was grateful to have a job as one of the strawberry pickers, to see the sun from the sky roofs and to sometimes eat berries that were subpar. When the salary from one job was not enough, though, she had to take a second one-cleaning the laboratory in the lowest floor of Genieworks. This is a collection of short stories, flash fiction, and contest entries, but only for stories that are darkly beautiful. Enjoy! Highest ranking #81 on 6 and 7 May, 2015!

With the 1984 publication of Books of Blood, Clive Barker became an overnight literary sensation. He was hailed by Stephen King as "the future of horror," and won both the British and World Fantasy Awards. Now, with his numerous bestsellers, graphic novels, and hit movies like the Hellraiser films, Clive Barker has become an industry unto himself. But it all started here, with this tour de force collection that rivals the dark masterpieces of Edgar Allan Poe. Read him. And rediscover the true meaning of fear.