I was never really one to follow the rules. Being something that isn't human has it perks and I use them to my advantage. There's nothing really wrong with that and I didn't break any laws despite the fact that I appear like some troublemaking bloke. My life was fine until I was framed and was forced into a sentence that not even the members of the governing body of my kind could imagine. As experienced as I am, I don't think that even I could go through it. It's like giving complete control to someone else. I don't like that. Someone just put a stake through me. This is how my boring nonhuman life got interesting. Author's Note: Hello! I truly apologise for being on hiatus. University has been unkind to me. Seeing as this is one of my older works, I'll be gradually revamping this whenever I have free time (I pray that I do). There's also the fact that my writing style has altered and I have plans on applying it to this story. Thank you!

He held out his hand to me and I glanced up to look at him through my eyelashes. His black tattoo-like mark was identical to my golden yellow one and I gazed back into his deep blue eyes. I didn’t hesitate as a smile fluttered across my lips as I reached out, clasping his hand and he smiled back. “You’re really mine.” I laughed. “I’m purely yours…” Meet Emmalyn. Smart, shy and all tomboy. She’s the one person that would prefer a classic novel over a hot guy any day. The one girl who would always put those she loves before herself. People call her a nerd, others a loner, though one boy has a different name for her. Emmalyn without knowing it is thrust into a world she never thought true and what happens when she’s forced to open her heart to one person, one boy, one guy that was supposably made for her? We’ll have to see if she’s Purely his now won’t we?

In this spin off sequal to the Last Dance, Talia, a Lady in every sense of the word, begins training at the Queen's Shield Academy for Lady Knights upon the insistance of her mother, a woman determined to seat her daughter upon the throne. But after a disasterous first impression will Talia be caught in her dance of deception, or win her Prince? But more importantly, does she want to?

"Why do I have to be special, why can't I just be normal, a bystander?" "Ever since you were born you have never had the choice of being normal, you have always been marked as what you are, and it makes you valuable to many and your choices very few."... It was those words that changed my life, I had always been sheltered. Felt that I was never privileged to have a life of my own, due to ridiculous superstitions of others. But if I was honest with myself, I knew I was different. The way the servants would gaze upon me whenever they could but look away when I met their sight. The luminous glow of my skin that never seemed to go away. And with every passing day I stayed on the grounds, I knew that as my body changed and I was to reach the age, everything was going to change for me.

Princess Violet wants nothing to do with marriage. At the age of 17, she is prepared to step up and rule her kingdom proudly, justly, and without a husband. However, her father, the king, has very different plans. Because Violet has resisted every man who has asked for her hand, King Rupert devises a plan to force Violet to choose a husband. One hundred suitors are invited to the palace to compete for Violet's affections, each one very different from the next. Out of one hundred nobles from far and wide, which man will she choose?