After getting thrown into a different world entirely, Amaris O'Rally knows one thing about the situation: humanity is going to die. It isn't going to be easy to try and save the people, especially when one she is thrown back with doesn't care what's going to happen. Trying to understand a world that is considered the past isn't easy to grasp, especially because she knows nothing about what's happening. She has one week to stop everything, or Hope Prices has a plan that will result in murder. One of the main questions is figuring out how to stop this meteor shower that is going to end humanity and the curse they have. Finding this information will result in having to trusting those they fear, risking their own lives, reliving events, and murder.

We eventually lose something in life, but sometimes you don't see it coming. The story of a girl who lost hope in everything to someone she considered her best friend. And how she found hope and happiness again.

(Book 3 of Vanished) Ten months have passed since the adults vanished. Darkness still hangs over Simcoe, and those who remain live in fear of what Ashley is planning. Having developed all the mutant powers, Ashley has only one goal: to kill everyone, especially the mutant child. Everyone knows it. But one person is determined to stop her. They've survived skin-burning storms and a deadly illness that wiped half their population, but this is danger worse than anything before. As Ashley's and Divina's endgames draw closer, stopping what's coming won't just leave scars, but it will demand sacrifices, and death may come from the most unexpected places.

(Book 2 of Vanished) Four months has passed since everyone over the age of fifteen vanished. As canned food runs out, hunger drives survivors to desperate measures. Then a new threat arrives. A brutal snowstorm unlike anything from the old world. The snow on contact and wind that carries a deadly virus. With the power grid completely down, injuries and illness spread fast, and death begins to claim more lives than ever. Just as hope seems loss, unexpected dangers and choices emerge that could change everything.

(Book 1) Everyone over the age fifteen in the small town of Simcoe has vanished. No warning. No explanation. No trace. Cellphones won't turn on. Websites won't load. The news has gone silent. Every adult is simply gone. Cut off from the outside world and possibly the last survivors on earth, the remaining children are left to fend for themselves. Some act out recklessly. Others try to control. New bullies and victims rise, and secrets once buried begin to resurface. But the disappearance isn't the only threat. Stranges powers are awakening in some of them. Something toxic flows through that's unnatural, dangerous, and spreading. As chaos tightens its grip on Simcoe, hope of rescue begins to fade. For those fourteen and under, normal life us over.

(Slowly being rewritten) Being Rare is considered being someone different from society. What you're is a person with an identical twin of the same gender, with having the exact same personality. Well, that is what is supposed to happen anyway. Living in a world where she is considered this type of person, Amaris O'Rally has wanted nothing more in life then to leave her abusive stepfather's home. Nobody can know about the scars wounded on her body with the terror of dying five times. When she finally leaves her house, Claymore's famous serial killer Aubrey Prices wants her help. However, Aubrey isn't exactly who she seems behind the facade. Not just the taunting girl tormenting Jackson Kenny, but her dark secrets. As Amaris witnesses the chaos between not just Aubrey and Jack, but her twin sister she doesn't remember. Underneath her sister's icy eyes, has something much more than a change in colour. It's not just that, but amazing supernatural powers, along with a demon. Highest rank: #11 in thriller Warning: mentioned themes of abuse, and suicide.