Ever since she was little, Eden had been able to communicate with spirits and feel their emotions as her own. At first, it hadn't been an issue. Not until her parents, both devout Christians, found out and things got a lot worse for her. When a girl shows up at her door one day, begging for her help to rid her family's pub of an evil entity that's been attacking them and driving away business, Eden can't say no, wanting to do anything she can to help them out. Except, she won't be doing it alone. Ryan, River, and Wyatt are the first people she's met who seem to believe her, easing some of the shame and embarrassment she's been made to associate with her abilities. *this is a Twin Paranormal fanfic, but I don't want to give away everything just in the description, so read to find out what happens ♡* *psa: there will be no smut in this story as they are real people and that makes me super uncomfortable* Thank you for giving it a chance♡

Lexi Anderson moves back home after a terrible day. Back to her parents and best friend Wyatt. But after being gone for 3 years, Wyatts life isn't the same. No one life is. But it all gets better when she meets Wyatts two new friends, Ryan and River Rees. This is sorta my first book so hush. and fr go get taco bell,

Azaziah Azar is not like the pirates he shares a ship with. He never would have led them to the fabled Golden Siren if he'd known it really existed. He wishes he hadn't. Az and the siren are both trapped on board The Merry, captained by the unstable Rowan Slade and forced to work for him. At first, they want nothing to do with each other. To Az, the siren is an unfeeling, dangerous predator. To the siren, Az is just another pirate out to make a pretty penny off his shining golden scales. But as Slade's plans for the siren escalate, Az realises that maybe sirens and humans aren't so different after all. When feelings start to develop between the two, and Slade's work causes the siren's stress to reach its peak, Az will learn that what is right isn't always what is easy. Cover art by Limey