"It's better to reign in Hell then to serve in Heaven." Lucifer is the daughter of a demon and an angel, not an easy thing to please both parents. But then Luci has chosen sides long ago.

Dylan Crammer is in a stage 5 coma, but he is more concious than people are led to believe. Through memories and intuition, he tries to piece together how he got to be in this predicament. As time goes on he gathers more and more information as to what happened on that pivotal day. Past events keep surfacing in his mind; and most involve the same girl. He knows that she had, and may still have a connection with her. Even if he may not know why. Yet... Something terrible has occured that threw both Dylan and the girl's life away: and it is nowhere near over. There is so much risk involved and the girl has no choice to stay away and watch his progress from the sidelines, but, she does not know that she is being watch herself. This rollercoaster of a read will bring the readers a wide variety of emotions, knowing facts that the characters may not; willing them to aqquire knowledge that is key to their survival. The question is: will they both come out of this alive? She never knew, but she was in this right from the beginning, dragging innocent peoplle unawares into a tale of danger and lies.

Enter Elly Moss, The quirky 16-year old with hopes that something special will happen when she finds herself cooped up in a car on the way from her comfy New York high-rise to the beach manor in Cape Cod. While shopping at a mysterious book store and stumbling over a book that 'calls to her', she finds a mystical spell that could make her vacation a little more sweeter. Soon enough, Elly is singing under the mooon, growing scales and even finding herself a handsome merman himself. But when her hometown love is found missing, she has no choice but to risk her legs for his life.

About a mermaid named Rylee who, after years of coping with the fact that she's a mermaid, is taken to the King of Mermaids to be married to his son, Titus. It's fair to say that Rylee really does feel she's been "swept out to sea"

*No ordinary fairy tale!* A foster family frees Whitney from her parent's abusive threat, and now she's going to a brand new adopted family. Everything comes naturally, so does her destiny of love. Will the seven boys who shows up unexpectedly in front of her change everything, or will they just cause more chaos and problems that she has never handled before?

This is the story of Alice and Jasper, told in their own points of view, from their independent beginnings until their meeting and eventual joining of the Cullen family. I have tried to keep it as in-canon as possible, I know there are some bugs/inconsistencies, but I will be re-working it once the story is completed.