This is the final chapter of the Being Miss Mills trilogy. I highly recommend you read that one first and then The Guardians of Magic and then this story otherwise you will be lost. Regina has vanished but now there is a woman named Roni who looks just like her living in Seattle. Emma is convinced that Regina is out t...
The sequel to Being Miss Mills. Emma and Regina have fulfilled the prophecy and united the Dark and the Light forms of magic. Now a pregnant Emma is planning her new life with her true love Regina. But just as they are ready to start the next chapter a new darkness rises. Can the new Swan-Mills family survive? This st...
The Final Battle is over. Now everyone has to get on with their lives. But the Black Fairy has a final trick up her sleeve to play from the grave. The Savior has vanished and now her family begins the search. But they don't realize that Emma is much closer than they think. No ownership by me to any of the characters f...
No one has heard about Regina Mills for years. Both savior and former evil queen have chosen separate paths in their lives... but their paths are gonna cross again when they will have to collaborate with each other and solve the case! How is Emma Swan gonna react? Will she be able to handle her anger for the queen? Wh...
Michael Tanner A girl Sounds like a guy name but she's a girl. Ever since her parents, who were the best Betas of their pack, died, Michael has been beaten and tortured by her pack. They blamed her for their death and treated her like crap. On her 18th birthday she gets the beating of a lifetime and is close to...
Charity Ridge is at the bottom of her pack. She was a rogue taken in by an old man who had lost his family. But he died in a accident when Charity was 9 years old. After that the pack used her as a slave and a punching bag that everyone uses and then throws away. One night Charity decides to book it. She runs as fast...
"A part of me has always wanted to be punished, to experience pain at its highest degree, and to be ripped apart in every way possible for surviving the crash. But I was stupid for not knowing the extent of that wish; for not knowing that pain isn't always sharp and fleeting, bloody and easily relived. Except, It's w...