One prison. Two girls sentenced to death. And a Warden who should never have looked twice. Nobody survives Blackwater. Everybody knows that. Blackwater Penitentiary isn't a prison. It's where the government sends people they want erased. No appeals, no mercy, no release. Nova Cross already accepted death before they chained her hands. After years in foster care, juvie, abuse, and violence, being sentenced to die barely surprised her. Burning her abusers alive? That part she doesn't regret. Lena Shain wasn't supposed to be there either. One night changed everything. One mistake. One dead man. Now she's standing beside Nova with the same sentence: Death. When both girls are shipped to Blackwater Penitentiary, and they quickly learn survival isn't about strength. It's about who notices you. And unfortunately for Lena... The Warden notices her. Axel James rules Blackwater like a kingdom. Feared by inmates, feared by guards and by everyone. He is cold, untouchable and brutal. And for reasons nobody understands, he refuses to let Lena die. As prison politics, violence, gangs, corruption, and obsession consume Blackwater, Nova watches something terrifying happen: The prison begins changing around Lena. In Blackwater, attention gets people killed. And becoming the Warden's prisoner might be the most dangerous thing of all.

They say Eris started the Trojan War with a golden apple. They never asked why everyone reached for it. Banished from a wedding meant for every god but herself, Eris throws a single apple into Olympus. What follows is not the story of one act of discord, but of pride, love, ambition, prophecy, and impossible choices. As Paris, Helen, Achilles, Cassandra, Hector, and the gods themselves are drawn toward Troy, Eris discovers a truth more terrifying than fate: wars are not born from hatred alone, they are woven from the choices people believe they had to make. The Hunger of Eris is an epic mythological retelling of the Trojan War told through the eyes of the goddess history loved to blame. It asks one haunting question: Was the apple ever the problem... or merely the mirror?

A bored wanna-be director gets into a problematic choice of making her own movie.

-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-. Karia- After winning the 70th Hunger Games Karia Perice once again gets called for the 75th Quarter Quell. Everyone was in distress and rage for the games but not Karia. She is out for blood and revenge of the one and only Finnick O'Dair . She's all her mother has left after her cousin Lila and her brother Marcus and then her baby cousin Ruth . She walks into the games with a mission to kill Finnick O'Dair ! Finnick O'Dair- Once it's revealed that he was to return to the capital for the quarter quell he had one goal in his head . To protect Karia Perice , to get her to the end let her win . He wants to sacrifice himself for her but that's not only for the goodness of his heart no it's for the guilt of what he did . Both will be thrown into the 75th hunger games with bad and good intentions of eachother. -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-. These pictures are not mine My charters are mine I do not own the hunger games,the hunger games belongs to Suzanne Collins and so do her characters