Aniyah Zai Williams is your typical business woman. She works hard, and gets to live a lavish lifestyle because of it. After the unfortunate death of her father, her life gets turned upside down by a specific factor that is read in his will. Aniyah Zai will face many trials... will she be able to overcome them? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Amare Brown didn't have it easy. He raised his brother, Elijah, all alone and had to come to turns with his mothers alcoholism. God has a funny way of turning all things to work towards our good. Maybe they needed each other more than they knew... 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾 CURRENTLY TAKING A BREAK & REVISING! #1 christianlove 9/28/2022 #1 Yahweh 10/4/2022 #JesusChrist 11/12/22-11/14/22

Two years after Khalil's memories of the Pierce family are erased along with Painkiller's kill code, Jen comes to Akashic Valley for a transfer semester. She runs into Khalil at his bar, but he doesn't remember her.... Will Jen leave him alone and move on with her future, or will she do everything in her power to get him to remember her, and at what cost? And when Jen and Khalil get embroiled in Maya Odell's insidious plot, will they escape unscathed? My take on what happened after the events of the season 4 Black Lightning series finale. Basically, I believe that Jen and Khalil deserve a happy ending after everything they've gone through, and I intend to give them one after I make them suffer a lil bit, just because 😈😈

Veronica Harrington is an enigma. Too powerful for a wolf that was simply abandoned in the woods as a child with nothing but a blanket, and a note. Four races exist within the Caelesti: lupi, daemones, maleficis and vampires. The First War was the cause of death for thousands and a pact was signed between the Legacies, the four oldest families of each faction, to instil peace. However, like all structures, darkness lingers, and the resistance stand for everything the elite oppose. Veronica finds herself tangled in a war that she does not believe in, a war she does not want, a war that is not hers - or so she thinks. This is her story.