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.***

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.

Jack is hoping for change. He lives alone with his mother, and always finds himself wishing for more. He wants comfort, affection; he wants to be loved. Roger and Mabel are hoping for change. They live with each other in the clouds, loving each other, but wishing they had something else. All they want is a child.

A strong young woman clings to all she has ever known despite her heart telling her it is wrong. A young man comes along and it forces her to see things from a higher perspective and she now strives to free herself from her fears and her demons.

Ava is a human who is navigating what it means to be apart of family. Stay with humans or live among giants (Reimaged version of my original story Adopted G/T)

Lila doesn't remember the evacuations from earth. Like the rest of humanity's survivors, she was born on Terranull. Only, she's never felt at home. How could she when everything was massively out of scale, the planet shared with the fearsome Terra - 70 foot tall beings that towered over them like giants from some ancient myth. So when she meets Ryker online, she's thrilled to find someone who shares her passion for the old world, even swallowing her anxiety to meet up for a blind date. After all, how bad could it really go? But as Lila's date turns out to be far more than she bargained for, she'll have to ask herself the question: can first impressions really be trusted? ©All Rights Reserved #1 giants #2 planets #1 sizedifference #1 gianttiny

In a world where humans are considered nothing more than commodities-bought, sold, and studied like exotic livestock-Vareshian university student Lorian Thorne receives a young 6 inch human as part of a groundbreaking class experiment. Unlike the older, scarred, and vacant humans distributed to his peers, Lorian's human is barely more than a child, wide-eyed and trembling in the corner of his cage. Lorian has always understood humans the way his parents taught him: resources, tools, valuable for their rarity but not worth empathy or consideration. Yet as he observes his human's fragile existence and begins to interact with him, Lorian starts questioning everything he's been told. The boy's small, defiant attempts at connection force Lorian to confront not only the morality of his own actions, but the brutal reality of the society he lives in. As the class progresses, Lorian must navigate the expectations of his Vareshian peers, his parents' ingrained beliefs, and his growing sense of responsibility toward the life in his care. What starts as a sterile academic exercise becomes a journey of unexpected connection, forcing Lorian to face the uncomfortable truths about his world, his family, and ultimately, himself.

Despite constantly peering into the fascinating lives of humans, Fyn feared those giant creatures. They caused nothing but suffering for him and the other fairies in his village. The fairies were forced to live in secrecy to avoid conflict with the humans. Everything that Fyn believed about humans changed when he got rescued by one after getting hurt during a storm. Although Fyn was afraid of him at first, he found this human to be kind and sympathetic. He was nothing like the other humans Fyn had encountered before. But Fyn wasn't ready to let his guard down yet, since this human seemed to have other intentions for saving him. Was he going to depend on the human for the time being so he could recover from his injuries? Or would he be able to learn to trust this human? (Cover art was drawn by me!)

Two roommates. One friendship. A world of difference. Kye is a giant, but he's never felt larger than life. Shy, awkward, and hiding behind oversized hoodies, he's perfectly content fading into the background-except when a bottle of alcohol is in his hands. His quiet kindness is often overshadowed by his bad habits, and though he pretends not to care, there's one person whose opinion means everything to him. Mason, on the other hand, is human-and the complete opposite of Kye. Popular, confident, and full of energy, he thrives in the spotlight, surrounded by friends and teammates who adore him. But no matter how many people fill the room, he always seems to drift back to Kye, the so-called weirdo that others overlook. They've been best friends for years. Nothing more. Nothing less. Until one night, Kye gets too drunk, and suddenly, everything is too much, too fast, too real. Now, the boundaries between them are blurring, emotions rising to the surface that neither of them were prepared for. As Kye wrestles with the fear of ruining the only thing keeping him afloat, and Mason starts questioning why he keeps gravitating back to his giant of a best friend, the tension between them grows. Will Kye finally get the man he's been secretly in love with for years? Will Mason realize that the connection between them runs deeper than just friendship? Or is this just one giant emotional wreck waiting to happen? Read now to follow their journey-where size isn't the only difference between them, but love just might be the thing that bridges the gap.

- Ok, ok. I think I've dropped enough hints about the fact that I'm 'different'. I guess I should spill the beans. When I was born, I had a rare cancer- mum had told me this. She didn't tell me anything else about my birth, other than that the kemo therapy went wrong. The doctors were testing a new serum that didn't cooperate with my blood type. It did cure the cancer, but it had a side effect. The serum made my bones and muscles shrink down to about a tenth of their original size. I'm very small for my age, I have to say. I'm quite proud of myself though- I've grown half a millimetre so now I'm about the size of an artline pen. Amy Leebeck is your average 16 year old girl, apart from one tiny detail. She has grown up the size of a doll and faces the tough challenges of living at her size. When she was abducted by a boy fighting a lost cause, Amy thought that her pitiful existence was over. But as she gets to know her mysterious kidnapper, her dull and dreary life begins to unfold...