A bitter Elvenking. A lonely, orphaned girl. And a cursed elf who thirsts for revenge. When Legolas, prince of the Woodland Realm, is returning to his home after three years absence, he comes across a young girl in the forest. Starved, alone, and on the brink of death, he decides to take the girl back to his kingdom, where she is slowly nursed back to health. The girl, however, is stubborn, and refuses to tell anyone of herself and her past. She revels in pestering anyone she can, particularly their cold and ill-tempered king Thranduil. But although she despises him, she can't help but form a certain attachment to the king who, though thousands of years older than her, is one of the few who have experienced the pain of loss to the extent that she has. Just as they begin to see past their pride and anger and start to see in one another the family they both subconsciously crave, an old enemy of the King's resurfaces and threatens to destroy what little they have left. In desperation, the girl sets off to find the one thing that can save those she cares for. As she faces deadly creatures, confusing puzzles, and even death itself, the Enemy is ever intent on stopping her from completing her task, for he still desires two things. The spilled Blood of Oropher. And the White Rose.

The year is 2017. Strange new anomalies are popping up, infecting people with abilities that amaze and frighten the whole world. Unable to stop this strange epidemic, the government contains the kids with these abilities and seeks to fix them. But what if they don't want to be fixed? What if these kids aren't ready to let go of their newfound gifts? Highest rankings: #2 in Super Strength #624 in Science Fiction

With Sauron's advance in the West temporarily halted, the Lastborn and his companions travel East over the Misty Mountains to aid the dwarves of Erebor. But more than just orcs and Easterlings await them there. One of Sauron's most powerful servants, a Black Numenorean sorceress known only as The Lady of the Dead Tree, seeks to stop the Ranger's passage... At all costs. Join Gerithor, Glorfindel, and many other valiant warriors of Middle Earth as they seek to defend all that is good from falling into eternal darkness.

What if you had a perfect life? Food, shelter, family and friends, how could life not be perfect? There is no fear, no greed, nor strife. Everyone lives together in harmony, no one is higher than the other. It is, without a doubt, a perfect society. So why is it then, that one boy, cannot seem to find joy in this perfect world? What is it that makes him uncomfortable with living a peaceful life? Why can't he just be content like everyone else? As he searches in vain for the answer to his discontent he is ever warned of the one who once felt as he did. One who was unsatisfied with this perfect community, and who met a terrible fate. The boy, who was so dissatisfied with his perfect life, did not heed these warnings. Instead, he sought out more answers, to find the "truth." What he did not know was that his search would lead him to the darkness, and if he is not careful, he too will meet an untimely end.

Colorado, 1877. Is forgiveness always possible? At sixteen, Emma MacEilan has seemingly moved on from her past. She's found stability as the maid to a rich woman, who pushes Emma into high society for reasons of her own. Emma makes a debut in society as the lady's American niece, giving her a different name, an accent, and a secret to hide from her siblings. She grows popular as Miss Emma Remigrant, the girl that is gone every weekend to a place society cannot figure out, and she enjoys the flattering attention of the city's young men- and especially of a certain dashing heir- but has he fallen in love with her as Emma MacEilan or Emma Remigrant? And when a familiar man seems to have found her, he brings the darkness and pain of the past she's tried so hard to forget and move away from. Can she see past it, and perhaps forgive him? What will society think if she does? If she doesn't? Society has its dark secrets and ways of bringing things to light- things that Emma and her employer would rather keep hidden... and jealousy will go to any length to get satisfaction. Highest Ranking: #208 in Historical Fiction This is the third book in my Irish Thistle series of novellas. Prior reading of My Wild Irish Rose is recommended but not required, as this book should give the needed background information. Book 1: My Wild Irish Rose- Anne Book 2: Ladybird- Mary Book 3: Saturday's Lady- Emma

Many legends have been told about a man wearing a hood who robs the rich to feed the poor. But what if Middle Earth also had a Robin Hood? and one who was the son of a great king? {*Awards: 2nd place in the 2020 Broken Glass Fanfic awards . :) }

Two sisters. One of the dark and one of the light. Kanika is a member of the Guild, a group of the most notorious criminals in all of Udor. Endana is a Virtuoso, a trusted adviser to the ruler of the Udor, the Anax. When news comes to the Anax that Maxim Brevil, the most dangerous man in the Guild, has returned, everyone is alert. Not long after, Endana hears he is preparing for an assault against the Empire and she scrambles to find a way to defeat him. But her search leads her to the one place she won't go. The very thing that can stop Maxim Brevil lies in the hidden home of Kanika, her sister and greatest nemesis. Desperate to find a way, Endana finds the one person who can find and break into Kanika's home, a previous Guild member, and a most notorious thief.

A Hunger Games district 4 story.