A life-threatening accident caused a loving husband & father, Micah Solís, to grow to an immeasurable height, and leaving him to endure the massive changes that are continuously altering the size of his body. Dismayed by his appearance, his wife Rachel is left alone to navigate the uncertainties of how to carry on their struggling lifestyle with their only daughter Isabel in tow. With a fragile marriage on the brink of collapse only made harder by his condition, Micah and Rachel must also put their differences aside and come up with ways to keep their family together. Whatever decision they choose, they will surely stir the sinister unrest that has followed them from the start, who looks to turn Micah against them by any means necessary and putting everyone and the Solís family in jeopardy.

A race of colossal aliens, the Tsosyrans, took over the planet in a matter of months. Humanity has been all but exterminated. The humans left alive have been caged and sent to facilities for scientific study. Kriss, a young woman who was captured, has accepted her fate knowing that she will soon be tortured to death at the hands of the ruling alien race. When she exhibits unexpected cleverness and determination during the first test, one of the giants takes an interest. As Kriss continues to surprise him, he begins to question the morality of what the Syrans have done. Warning: Some disturbing imagery described

William had a son, until he didn't. A curse from his wife, of all else, tore his son away from and killed him in front of his very eyes. Desperate for an escape, desperate to forget, William found himself moving to Taporia; a beautiful forest with a secret behind its trees. And William, so desperate for a change, sought that secret out with everything he could.

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.

"Out of all four boys that were a part of the unlikely friend group, only three of them were human."

just some big an' small stories, pun intended.

'Let me help you.' It's a simple request, but it still manages to leave Kaylin- a human living in the undercities below a world of towering pertheans- a little confused. After being unexpectedly sent to a deskmate school, she had been trying her hardest to keep her fear of pertheans undisclosed so as not to hurt Derrick, her new deskmate. But after finding out about this fear, he's not hurt or upset- rather, he's offering to help her overcome it. Why? Is beating this fear even possible? What's in store for Kaylin and Derrick when they begin to meet up after school with the goal of fighting this phobia? Trigger Warnings: Some mention of blood, depictions of violence, exaggerated descriptions of the protagonist's fears that may be discomforting or upsetting to some readers. Author's Note: Once the story is completed, I'm going to go through it and create at least one more draft before having it printed. So, some details may change here and there in the future, but the over all plot should stay the same and I plan on leaving the story online for all to read for free for as long as I'm able to! I also plan on creating an audiobook and having the book translated into different languages. Let me know what languages you want to see! Thank you all for your continued support as I develop this passion project, it really does mean the world to me! ❤️

Mia and Casey Gardner are two recently adopted children left alone in a house in the middle of nowhere. As the oldest of the siblings, Mia begins to question their unusual situation with each passing day. With communication limited to telephone calls, by their faceless father, she is determined to uncover the truth, only to have her expectations shattered once she unearths the truth of this huge mystery.

Lila doesn't remember the evacuations from earth. Like the rest of humanity's survivors, she was born on Terranull. Only, she's never felt at home. How could she when everything was massively out of scale, the planet shared with the fearsome Terra - 70 foot tall beings that towered over them like giants from some ancient myth. So when she meets Ryker online, she's thrilled to find someone who shares her passion for the old world, even swallowing her anxiety to meet up for a blind date. After all, how bad could it really go? But as Lila's date turns out to be far more than she bargained for, she'll have to ask herself the question: can first impressions really be trusted? ©All Rights Reserved #1 giants #2 planets #1 sizedifference #1 gianttiny

Tara didn't remember much of the time before the outbreak. What others held onto in these frightful times, she tried to forget, praying it'd someday disappear, like sketches in the sand being washed away by the weightless tug of the waves. The only memory that she gave the time of day to be replayed, the one thing she kept going back to, was how quickly it happened. No one expected it, anticipated such a sudden tragedy. It was like it was creeping up on them all; it was always meant to happen, always going to, but no one could have known. Day by day it crept closer, gradually looming over them all like a storm cloud, just waiting for the moment where everything would change. She hated them. Brutes, she and a few others has taken to calling them, though they were known by many other names to whoever was left out there. Unimaginably enormous, senseless giants. They were all once people, that she knew. Not anymore. That much was clear. They chased the scent of a human like mindless dogs, satisfying their unquenchable craving for human flesh, before it arose again, and they went back to scavenging their broken world for the prey. It was bizarre how they'd once all been people. They had lives with a family, friends, likes and dislikes, interests and passions... only to be degraded to the zombie-like giants they were now. No thoughts, no emotions. No empathy. They took what they could, no matter how it might mean everything to someone else, before they came back for more. So why was this one different?