FREE STORY (with paid bonus content) Kingdom politics are a complicated matter, especially for Kat Devieux who is engaged to the rightful king of Iride. But Cage doesn't want to claim his throne. Touched by magic and presumed dead, he'd much rather stay away from court life and rescue Prince Ferdinand from the clutches of the pirates who have taken him. And Kat is more than eager to join him on this new adventure she was promised. Kat's dreams of adventure and excitement plummet as she and Cage are forced to join a crew of magic wielders, and the cursed bond between them threatens to expose them both for what they really are. Cursed, sentenced to death. Undesirables. And their noble quest might just turn out to be their undoing as they face evil more sinister than they could have predicted. 🏴☠️ Book 2 of The Fairy's Gambit series Sequel to Hearts of Stone. Fantastic cover by @pennywithaney

In which Hogwarts watches and reacts to the story of Harry Potter and our very own Persassy ✨ Or In which both boys fall head ovr heels for the same enchantress... A hp x pjo crossover wtm

**Completed** Alia de Luca wants revenge. When her best friend is murdered, she swears to find and get even with the people who are responsible. For her plan, she needs access to the most powerful peers in the kingdom. Luckily she has a powerful and mysterious ally, who secures her a place at The Royal Academy. It is where she meets Prince Nathaniel, he is being hunted by a group of rebels, who want his head and a group of girls, who want his crown. Alia is hunting him too, for her revenge. Someone should have told her, when you walk the path of revenge, you must dig two graves. ******* Highest Ranking #71 Fantasy 26/01/17

What will happen when an accident causes the next generation of Potters and Weasleys to time travel to the past? This is not your basic time travel story... This is a story where the young adults try their best to not spill the knowledge of their future to their teenage parents... But will they crack, or will they realise that withholding the information is just as deadly as letting it out...