Abigail Adams is a rising star in the world of law and order. She made partner at her nearly all-female-run firm at only 25 years old. With her company expanding, life is good so far. She makes a great salary and even has side jobs bringing in money. But when her company decides to merge with a tech company, there's only one problem: Atlas Mitchel, CEO and founder of Mitchel Tech. He's arrogant, bossy, and despicably handsome. The only problem is that he's her best friend's brother. Abigail has known the guy since elementary school, and it has always seemed like he hated her. Sure she may have had a crush on him back in the early days of high school, but that was all over now. Not to mention the fact that she believes that if any romantic relationship between them were to happen, Circe, Abigail's best friend, might drop her like all her ex-boyfriends. Abigail must learn how to work together with Atlas in the office, and in her private life. But what will happen when she really gets to know the guy? ***Updated weekly

Jade Coreley, a girl who has sworn to never love, has lost her kingdom and family and strives for a purpose in Avriel. A purpose she found with the assassins. Koe Cradlework, an Assasin Lord, has taken Jade under his wing in Lazuli the capital city of Avriel. Jade is offered a job by Koe regarding the capture of a member of the royal family of Avriel. Jade overlooking the risks, takes the job and it sets her down a whirlwind path. Arden Avriel is the second-born prince of Avriel, who wants to help his kingdom in any way possible. His life is full of stuffy parties his mother, the Queen, hosts. With a daily raging competition with his siblings constantly vying for the chance to be on the throne. In Avriel, the successor to the throne is not based on birth order, but on worthiness. Arden strives to feel accomplished and fights to discover who he really is. Jade must cast aside her hatred for the blue-eyed prince because she was not the only one tasked with the kidnapping. Jade must protect Arden to get to the destination her mystery employer requested. **comments and opinions are much appreciated to help me improve my work.**