My name is Adrianna Livingston. In twenty-six days I'm turning eighteen, and my jerk of an uncle's going to kick me out of the house. I need to find a place to live fast, and desperation is what causes me to do something I never thought I'd do in my wildest dreams. In a world where humans are ruled by giants, I have no choice but to ask the giant who rules our human district to get me a place to stay. It takes every last ounce of courage to approach Jerome. He's huge...intimidating, and...yeah. More than a little good looking, if I'm being honest. I can barely look him in the face without feeling like I'm going to puke. I'm not sure what I'm expecting him to say. Laugh in my face, maybe. Tell me no. Or maybe actually help and get me a place to live. But never in a million years did I expect him to take an interest in me. Make an effort to get to know me. Or, most shocking of all...ask me to come and live with him. **This story is more fluff/relationship based but if you are looking for a g/t story with plot and adventure feel free to read my other story, Encroaching Fires, that takes place in the same universe. The events in Tiny Sparks take place a year before Encroaching Fires.***

Sixteen-year-old Jayda Willow doesn't live on Earth. She's an orphan, living with a foster family on a distant planet named Endaria populated and ruled by giants that humans escaped to after Earth's resources were depleted. In a desperate attempt to join her mother in the detention center, Jayda burns down her foster family's house, and is brought before the overseeing giant of their human township, Marcelo Aricci, who's only a little bit older than Jayda herself. Marcelo decides to take Jayda as his own instead of sending her to the detention center-a fact that she initially resents, until she uncovers the truth behind his motives. Marcelo is part of a progressive movement that advocates for a more integrated community between humans and giants. Soon Jayda is drawn into his world and assisting him on secret missions to the capital in an attempt to start a revolution-and find her mom again, who may have been taken to the seventh moon, El Arayra. Through it all, her feelings for Marcelo grow into something Jayda never dreamed was possible, and she's forced to admit that everything she once believed about giants was wrong. Updates on Wednesdays and Saturdays!

Sequel to Changing Tides... Carrie never meant for the sand bridge to find her. One minute, she was trapped in a life she didn't choose. The next, she was in another world-small enough to fit in a giant's palm. Finn is nothing like the man she left behind. Warm where Lyle was cold. Steady where Lyle was cruel. But hands big enough to hold her safe are also big enough to shatter the life she's just begun. In a land where the sea swallows bridges and mountains hide secrets, danger can rise from anywhere. And when it does, Carrie and Finn will be pushed to their limits, testing the bond they've built.

When Carrie finds herself trapped on a remote Scottish isle with her manipulative husband, her world feels impossibly small-until the day she discovers a sick giant washed ashore. Defying all reason, she chooses to help him recover. She keeps her giant a secret, but as her husband tightens his grip, Carrie must decide: will she sink deeper into the life she's always known or risk everything for the chance to change her tides? A breathtaking story of discovery and resilience, Changing Tides is a captivating new novel from J.M. Fields that proves love can reshape worlds-no matter how big or small. Contains mature language.

My name is Brandy Williams, and I thought I was landing the dream assignment of a lifetime, supporting my favorite superhero. You know, the charming, media-trained one with perfect hair, a signature smile, and a social media following bigger than numerous countries... combined. But there's been a mix-up. A massive one. Instead, I've been assigned to The Beast, the world's most feared and powerful superhero. A literal giant who can grow to the size of a skyscraper and crush steel with his pinky. I was pretty sure I wouldn't survive the week. But under all that muscle and power... he's kind of...sweet. Thoughtful. Protective. And maybe-just maybe- flirting with me? No, he's probably just being friendly. I need to get a grip, stay professional, and keep my heart in check. But that's getting harder by the day. My name is Brandy Williams, and I'm beginning to feel something I probably shouldn't...

Piper Douglas long ago accepted that her life was just meant to be sucky. After her parents' divorce, she developed something of a bad attitude, causing all but one of her friends to leave her behind. However, things take on a whole new level of sucky when Piper finds herself suddenly and inexplicably transported to another dimension, a dimension in which Piper is four inches tall relative to everything else. Things become more and more complicated when she runs into a giant teenage boy with an attitude to rival her own. New cover by: gwengreenwich

Tons of random short stories with giants and tinies in them because this is how I cope with life Hope to add more parts as I go I guess; it'll be super inconsistent but I'll do my best 👍 (Also the chapters are emojis because I'm too lazy to think of decent titles) (Highest rank: #1 gianttiny)

'Let me help you.' It's a simple request, but it still manages to leave Kaylin- a human living in the undercities below a world of towering pertheans- a little confused. After being unexpectedly sent to a deskmate school, she had been trying her hardest to keep her fear of pertheans undisclosed so as not to hurt Derrick, her new deskmate. But after finding out about this fear, he's not hurt or upset- rather, he's offering to help her overcome it. Why? Is beating this fear even possible? What's in store for Kaylin and Derrick when they begin to meet up after school with the goal of fighting this phobia? Trigger Warnings: Some mention of blood, depictions of violence, exaggerated descriptions of the protagonist's fears that may be discomforting or upsetting to some readers. Author's Note: Once the story is completed, I'm going to go through it and create at least one more draft before having it printed. So, some details may change here and there in the future, but the over all plot should stay the same and I plan on leaving the story online for all to read for free for as long as I'm able to! I also plan on creating an audiobook and having the book translated into different languages. Let me know what languages you want to see! Thank you all for your continued support as I develop this passion project, it really does mean the world to me! ❤️

When the human empire Audrora and the giant kingdom Etimid are plagued with the possibility of war, Prince Brandon of Etimid must marry one of the Audrora's four princesses in order to strengthen the weakening bond between the two nations. He knew he had to do it for his country, but he was never anticipating finding himself drawn to Theresa, the youngest of the princesses. Despite their reservations, she agrees to marry him and he brings her to his kingdom. But Theresa is anxious and unsure about their future, and Brandon fears he may have been too hasty. As the two slowly try to become more acquainted, they both begin to wonder if they can have an amicable marriage. Or, perhaps, if they could have something more. XXXX Content Warning: This book contains depictions of graphic violence that may trigger certain audiences. *notes* Original publication: 7/18/2013 on DeviantArt to 8/6/2022 on WattPad New publication/rewrite: 4/25/2024 to 7/20/2024 Let's see how much I'll actually end up changing from the original to now haha.

18-year-old human Avery Williams is finally old enough to go to her first concert by her favorite musician, Kevin Cunningham, a local giant rock artist she's admired for years. She even gets a meet-and-greet pass to see him in person! But when her encounter doesn't go as planned, how will Avery (prepare for the pun) rock and roll away from this mess? ETA: This story went under major revisions since May 2018, so if you've read it before October 2018 then it's probably a much more in depth story than before.