When summer arrives, Max and Mina are expecting it to be just another ordinary summer as always. But they cannot imagine that their lives will change forever when their worlds meet. As they learn to deal with their differences an unimaginable friendship grows. Meanwhile a secret is about to be discovered putting the safety of everyone, human or tiny, at risk.

the ground trembled with footsteps. A voice filled the space. Someone was coming. The piece of furniture above her began to move, letting in more light. Dark spots danced at the corners of her eyes. The world was growing faint. Sounds began to blur - - -The plot, cover and the characters are originally mine -the cover is ai made, I will work on another one later

Willow is a loyal gatherer for her local village of wildfolk, a race of four inch tall people living in the forest away from the monstrous "giants" who seek nothing beyond the torment and death of her kind. Her life is simple; wake up, go out, find supplies, and hope to live past thirty. But when a bad storm washes up a wounded and alone Willow at Christian's doorstep, both of them find their lives turned upside down. Christian is a giant, but not like the ones from the stories. Instead of being big, brutish, and violent, he's kind, clever, and gentle...and far from invulnerable, relying on his carefully managed network of lists and schedules to survive day to day life. With Willow so far from the home that desperately needs her help, and Christian's world being thrown into chaos by her mere presence, will the two be able to learn to help (and be helped by) one another and become better people? Or will they split apart and fall back into their old ways? __________________________________________________________________ A story about patience, friendship, and unlikely love. Top Rankings: - #3 giants - #5 giant - #3 gt - #4 gentle

In her first year of living alone, Grace makes a fatal mistake. She ends up encountering a giant, which the tales have made out to be cruel beasts. "Grace was starting to think that some of the stories she had been told about giants were probably exaggerated. But Grace recognized that she shouldn't jump to such wild conclusions. The giant could still betray her, he could still harm her at a moment's notice. For some reason, Grace still decided to give the giant her name. Part of it was out of fear, but the other part came from a bold, reckless side of her. 'I'm G-Grace.' Aaden smiled. 'That's a beautiful name. Nice to meet you, Grace.'"