Pandora has always wanted to be a baker. Now that she has her own shop, her dream has come true. Along with balancing the job of a baker, she also has to piece together clues that she finds. They will help her find the real reason she was sent to the small town. She befriends Hailey, a mysterious girl with a secret. She will soon find the reason Hailey is so secluded, and Soon will be taken onto another journey. ~~~~~ Branches into the Novella Uprising series.

"Addie, darling. Go stay inside of the tent. Lock it. Don't come out. I have to check on your father. He went into the forest and isn't answering. He hasn't even taken his bow and quiver. Something is wrong. Stay here." "But Mum, I-" "Stay. Nothing bad can ever happen to you, okay? That must never be the case. You are too special to let yourself go. Even if you are alone." My mother grabbed me by the arm, and even though it ached, I didn't pull away. I needed to memorize her touch, to soothe me when my heart ached. When she was no more. I needed to make sure I could see her in my mind, hear her voice, love her. When she was gone. "Just remember, Adrianne, we love you. And you will find us. I'm sure of it." She ran from the tent with her bow loaded, hiding behind a tree. Loud thumps could be heard, and the ground shook. A large shadow loomed before my mother, the woman notching her arrow to the bow, aiming with precision. I could hear an arrow whiz through the air, hitting it's target, whatever it was. A roar split my eardrums. A scream followed, and then all was silent. That moment will always plague my mind. Whatever happens. The brave, strong girl that everyone calls Adrianne is a shell, protecting my inner self. That is the most absurd thing you will hear in this part of the world. "Oh, young Adrianne isn't half as powerful as she looks! She isn't even strong enough to let the memory of her parents go." That's right. I'm not ready to let them go. I know they are still there, and one thing is sure. A huntress's instincts are always right. I promise you, I will find my parents. And their abductors will pay for what they did to my family. I'll make sure of that. ~~~~~ #627 as of 6/13/17 Second book in the Novella Uprising series

"My name is Cameron. I am 14 years old. And I am not normal." I say robotically to a girl who is currently backing away slowly. I know the procedure. The next second, she is going to run away screaming. Proving my point, she does exactly that. What you are about to read is a journal stored in my subconscious. You are lucky I gave you permission to read it. I live in a society where your destiny is written for you, where you basically have no freedom. And by you, I mean me. I have always been alone. I was abandoned by my parents, helpless to the Law. Even Bex and Beth, my closest friends seems to be drifting away, forced to by their need of a job. The sensation of meeting someone new, but not knowing the whole truth until the end. Trying to escape my life, trying to find my parents. With no family, no one able to feel my emotions, and tons of loneliness, what am I supposed to miss about Novella? Even if I am trying to do the impossible and I can't see if there is only one page left, what could go wrong? ~~~~~ #454 as of 6/13/17 #63 as of 10/10/17 First book in the Novella Uprising series

Charlotte Everley and her best friend had a tradition. Every summer on June 26th, they call one number--one random number of the same area code, purely for entertainment. When Charlotte's best friend Stella found love with the help of their 'tradition', she added another reason. To find Charlotte a boyfriend. After three years of endless match ups, set ups, blind dates. and not to mention two calls to, thankfully, female receivers, the summer of eleventh grade comes rolling by, and so does the fateful day of June 26th. The only difference is that, this time, the stranger behind the phone is most definitely male. And the president's eighteen year old son.