Lara Halari lives on the planet of Chromotonia with her family. When her uncle, who belongs to the space program that monitors Chromotonia, informs Lara that Chromotonia is dying, she comes up with an idea to help save the planet, and the ten billion humans who live there. Will she be able to beat the extra-terrestrials? Or will Chromotonia and all of the human race be lost forever?

A young boy discovers his amazing ability, the power to absorb objects into his body. Now, five years after running away from all he knows, he must run once again to save a girl from those who wish to use her for their own purposes.

The Devil's Son blurb: Amelie is blind since always. Her life has always been following a predetermined pattern, had always been boring and ordinary, and she'd never managed to get any real friends, since people think she's a freak. Only her family has always been there for her. But she meets Ethan, and everything changes. She cannot resist the attraction she feels for him, and she's sure that he's the good one. Ethan rejects her, and Amelie is ready for anything to get him back... Even to get help from the evil side. But is she ready to sacrifice her soul? Redemption blurb (WARNING: may contain spoilers about The Devil's Son. Please read The Devil's Son first:) Amelie has gained sight and now travels with Ethan across the globe to hunt down any Demons possessing humans, to prevent any other innocents to turn into killers, just like Callie. But someone else is hunting those Demons too, someone who does more than just exorcise them. He kills the Demons, resulting in the death of the innocent human host. Lucifer's father is furious. Convinced that Amelie is the one to kill Demons, aided by Heaven, he threatens to engage in a war against Heaven, which would cause the Apocalypse. Lucifer and Amelie agree to join forces to find the real killer before it's too late... But will they be able to stop the killer before a war between Heaven and Hell decimates the human population? And will Amelie be able to redeem Lucifer's soul?

(Preferable no one reads this until editing is complete. Thank you.) Mystery. Suspense. Thriller. Romance. Keelea Rivers is your average teenager just trying to get through school. She has never considered her life a struggle; with life-long friends, reasonable grades, and a tight-knit family, Keelea is satisfied in the direction her life is heading. In her childhood town of Easton, nothing terrible ever seems to happen within the small community—until the body of Tamara Smith is found brutally murdered, a black rose pinned to her chest. The citizens soon erupt in an uproar as more bodies are discovered over the period of months. No one expected a serial killer to run loose within their once peaceful town. The people of Easton are now in fear of their life; curfews are set to protect their safety, the police force have expanded from a small station to a vastly growing squad—with more power, more investigators and extensive amount of hours, no piece of evidence is left unturned as they try to protect their townspeople. It soon becomes apparent that the serial killer has a fascination with young woman who have blonde hair. Keelea's once ordinary and secure life soon comes crashing down as her very existence is threatened. Why? Because Keelea has blonde hair... And she's next on The Black Rose Killer's list.

Finding Ivy: Ivy doesn’t remember anything about her life before she woke up in the hospital at the age of six. She is sixteen now and one memory keeps reoccurring in her dreams. She chooses to ignore it until things start to happen that makes her question her true identity and who or what she really is. Hunting Diana: Sequel to Finding Ivy: After finally getting all four of the elementals together, the war seems to be tilting in their favor. Ivy only has one thing she feels she needs to do in order to end it all. Hunt down her mother and destroy her, but Ivy knows from experience that it's never as easy as it seems. Lies, secrets, and people from the past cause everything to be complicated.

As much as it pains her to admit it.... He was cool.