Freya Cambell had a life full of tragedy and pain that she could never quite run away from. She lost her mother at the age of 10, and was sent by her father to be raised by her aunt and uncle in Scotland. Now at 20, she is returning to Port Royal to be married to a man she had never met and would never love. That all changes when her ship is boarded by the dreaded Captain Sebastian Crusoe. Taken prisoner, she finds herself falling in love with this dashing captain. Will their love survive? Or the circumstances around them tear them apart. Find out in the Lass who Loved a Pirate.

The king of Rohelia is dead. The gods are silent. Amid the chaos, Sebyline en'Mahault, first of his mother's house, receives a terrible vision: all the realm will die unless the royal house of Shadebane is destroyed. Bound to the quest by his halfseer's vow, following the visions of a goddess-touched knight, Sebyline must journey through the imperiled southern lands of Rohelia where magic is feared, and each of Rohelia's seven princes scheme for power. But the greatest dangers have yet to come. Only Sebyline and his motley crew of companions stand between Rohelia and its doom. TALES OF ROHELIA • BOOK ONE Beautiful cover made by @oxydahlia!

Summer is intoxicatingly beautiful and she knows it. Everyone wants to be her. Everyone wants to know her. What no one understands is Summer is not as perfect as she seems. Not by a long shot. And trying to hold it all together is like silently suffocating inside her own head. Until she somehow stumbles into Ace, who is as beautiful as he is cruel. He takes what he wants and doesn't care how he gets it. Pushing people away is what he knows and no one dares to get close enough or else they might get ripped to shreds. Summer doesn't trust Ace. She doesn't want or need him. He's frustrating, stubborn and doesn't care about anyone but himself. But a part of her can't help but feel drawn even as destructive and explosive as he seems to be.

When Summer ends, then comes Fall... Summer is when love and hope begins to blossom for the first time. Fall is where everything begins to fall apart. In an instant everything you thought you knew, can burn in a wildfire and blaze through everything that had come alive in summer. And what do you do when it's just you? When the mirror reflects back someone you don't want to be? How you survive through the fall?

Intense poetry from a destructive black Caribbean native without a filter.

I think I burnt down an angel once.

//clattering thoughts, jumbling ruth // forever lies, forever prejudiced // fumbling fingers, dipped in dangling // [ a prose poetry collection ] ━━━━━━━━ #16 on poetry ( 03.12.2022 )

"Every day, I held back the words my heart screamed in silence. This isn't just a story-it's a confession, written in shadows for someone who never looked back. A journey of first love, forever ache, and words that never found a voice." But still somehow surviving with help of people with true intents