"Our Rules Don't Apply to Them" is a gripping tale of resistance and resilience set in a world invaded by a formidable alien race. Luna, a spirited young woman with dreams of adventure, finds her life upended when her planet is overrun by ruthless extraterrestrial conquerors. At the heart of the story is Luna's unexp...
There are always two sides to a story... Dorothy, the ex-mate of Kevin, Anastasia's ex-mate. With her new born son, Reginald, she searches for a place to call home. A new start. Then she met Edcard, her true mate, but it only last for but a moment before he rejected her. She knew it would happen, she deserved it. How...
Life is full of regular teens going about their pretty dull, normal lives. Except Imogen is not one of them. Recently diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, her hallucinations are so vivid that she's armed herself with a take-no-shit attitude and her Polaroid camera-or any device that can snap reality back into place...
"I think something might have happened to me Saturday night. Something bad." Private Investigator Dani Ripper's client list is nuttier than the Looney Tunes conga line, but she diligently solves one crazy case after another, waiting for a game-changer. Enter Riley Freeman, 17-year-old honor student. Saturday afternoo...
Part One to The Mallapers Series. Sequel is completed. For centuries the werewolf population has been at peace. There have been no wars, no conflicts amongst werewolves. However, in the last two decades wolves have been disappearing without explanation. The current werewolf community has no idea where they are or wh...
A highlight on an issue as old as time, but is still so difficult to navigate. Following in your parents' footsteps. Nonetheless, a decision has to be made, one that influences the future.
For years, Jace thought his mate was dead. And it destroyed him. But what happens when he finds her again? -- -- He moved his head to the other side of my neck as his grip tightened around my waist. He inhaled sharply. "It is really you..." he whispered. "Let go of me," I tried to say. My voice came out much weaker t...