A night watchman with a past so horrific that he has been stripped of even his name. A young bride who knew the freedom of the sea until her seal skin was stolen away. Both trapped in their own ways. When they meet by chance one night, this nameless man must decide whether it's worth the wrath of his village to help her find what was taken.

A letter to the world. #lovesimon

Warning: Written recklessly. Written impulsively. Not edited in any single way.

There once lived a girl who lived with two boys who went on adventure, that wasn't that much of an adventure, more like a deep internal quest to figure stuff out. There's a lot of bad jokes, puns, unrequited feelings and a little bit of self growth. And above all there's the recipe to how to construct a story. An artist, a philosopher and a scientist walk into a bar... it starts like this.

They say you have to kiss a lot of frogs before you meet your prince, and I've got a real knack for choosing some of the slimiest, wartiest Kermits. This experimental nonfiction is an autobiography of first and last kisses, broken hearts and true friends.

Delilah finally found her knight in shining armor, Cassiel, but escaping the clutches of her evil witch of a mother won't be as easy as just sneaking out the window. With the help of Cassiel, Delilah will have to fight off her mother until she truly breaks free from her control. And the sweet dark knight, he's willing to risk his life to help and save Delilah, his own little fairy who has stolen his heart so quickly, even if it means risking his own life. In the end, will they be able to break free? Most of you already know the answer if you've read Dragon's Prize, if not, come on in and find out.

I am Prince Laen Braed. If you are familiar with the stories of @LaDameBlanche, specifically The Dark Series, The Dark Prince etc, you will already know much of my story. These are excerpts from my diary beginning in 1842 shortly before my sixteenth birthday. I am doing this under protest as apparently it will be "good for me". I heartily disagree and hope you will leave well alone and not read a word and we can put this behind us. Anyway. Here it is. Do as you will. Laen.

Leo Durant's first day of business school is not at all what he expected. Especially when there's a brown eyed girl who unknowingly catches his attention. A prequel to Teaching Mia. Lenovo Back to School Grand Prize Winner.

He was her first love and 'never'... She will be his last and 'forever'. *** Tessa Maxfield has always been the smart one because she couldn't be the pretty one or the cool one. And she's fine with that. The upside of being smart is not making stupid decisions like she did as a kid, falling in love with her older brother's best friend. She outgrew that and could still outsmart it now. Jake Hastings has always been a playboy because he could be so why not? But his best friend's rash wedding and fairytale marriage has left him wondering if he could have more. The downside to his notorious reputation is that when he unexpectedly finds the girl he can't live without, she won't believe him. He burned that bridge a long time ago and she's not letting him build a new one now. Can two people who want so much of what they're afraid of find their way through first loves and second chances to finally find each other? *** This is a spin-off from The Mischievous Mrs. Maxfield. It can be read standalone but I would highly recommend reading the original book first before this one for a lot more context and extra scenes. *** Copyright © 2016 by Nina Tippett. All rights reserved. No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without prior written permission of Nina Tippett. This is a work of fiction. All of the characters, organizations, and events portrayed in this novel are either products of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously.