Enna has gone from bed bound to mysteriously finding herself face to face with an adorable fox boy. How had she gotten to this strange, monster filled, fantasy world. Actually... she could barely even remember what life had been like before coming here either! With no other choice, Enna follows the boy home and embarks on a journey of monsters, gods, and self discovery.

The Goregek king is dead, the goblins are under new management, the foxes are free, and Enna has become a Land God. She knows there is bound to be more trouble in this world of monsters that she has been thrust into, but even she did not expect what was to come. What horrors lay in the swampy forest known only as 'The Dark'? Can she fight the ruminants of the former land god and free the monsters now under her protection? Or will she fail and loose all that she had fought to protect up till now?

Now that the trials of The Dark are behind her, Enna finds that her responsibilities have grown. She isn't too worried about it, after all, her powers were growing and she now had plenty of people to rely on. But now that the shadows of the forest's past are put behind her, Enna finds herself entering into a whole new type of battle. Can she make the inherently combative races of monsters together under her rule? She wishes things to go smoothly and without a fight, but that isn't the 'monster way'. In the end, Enna might find that she has to leave more of her humanity behind her in order to protect the world she was trying to grow here, in a land filled with monsters.

Sin is brought to a new world where she chooses to become a demon with the vague goal of taming dragons and getting to live a life of basic comforts. It would be a major upgrade to her current life and also felt like not much of a big reach at the same time. It's a shame that, no matter how hard she wishes it were otherwise, the world seems determined to make her into the main character. That, or a prime villain!

The second book in the adventures of Sin. Having helped save the day on Hearth, Sin is rewarded with an impromptu trip to the world of demons thanks to a broke-brained and severely racist priest with a tragic superiority complex. Here Sin learns more about her race of people as well as the role she could play here in Demonia. Unfortunately, even in a world where she is expected to be spoiled and loved, it seems the universe is still determined to make her work and become the Hero! She just wants to get the job done and get back to doing nothing but lazing about, eating good food, and irritating the people around her. But first? Sin needs to save the world of demons.

Sin dug down deep and managed to save the world of Demonia from their log term Enemy. But, now it is time to get back to Hearth; after all, there were dragons to tame, Ravens to harass, and a racist priest in need of a major attitude change. She can't just laze about on Demonia, basking in her new found hero status and a kingdom of extremely grateful demons ready and willing to wait on her, hand and foot. Its not like she was running away from her responsibilities or any thing... Really! Still, walking through the portal, Sin isn't greeted with the lukewarm welcome she had been expecting. In fact, she learns that everything she holds dear on this magical planet is about to be wiped from existence. She just had to fight the Enemy- and lost a lot in the effort- and now she must immediately enter into battle once again! So much for living a nice, calm, ordinary life surrounding by fire breathing lizards.

As an avid- and fairly unsuccessful- writer of fantasy fiction, I know that dragons are pretty much the pinnacle of existence. I dare anyone to argue. So, when my mundane existence comes to an end and I am offered a choice of whatever race I liked upon reincarnating into a fantasy world, of course I chose dragon. Little did I know that my life as a dragon would take more than its fair share of twists and turns. But hey, I was a dragon... Everyone knows you don't mess with dragons.

Waking up in what appears to be a strange swamp, running a high fever and staring down the fangs of a wolf was pretty bad. Sad to say, it actually wasn't the worst way Ariana had ever woken up. Not that she could remember much of anything very clearly. Ariana finds herself in a cold and dark world, where, other than her new furry and feathery friends, there seems to be nest to no animal life. What is this place, and why was she here? Struggling to survive in a world where even the air she breaths is poison is pretty hard, but Ariana is nothing, if not a survivor, and now, with the goal of saving as many lives as she can, she had a reason to live again.

Warry, a little broken, and expelled from the hero's party, Cassandra decides that its time to return to her country of birth. Actually returning home is out of the question, but it sure would be nice to find a back woods, out of the way, little slice of country side to rest and heal. Cassandra's path to recovery is slow but full of adventure like she never would have expected. This is a story of how the hero's part support mage becomes the first ever monster rancher!

When you are dead, then you're dead. Right? Well, not if you get yourself killed at the same time an easily amused god happens to be passing by on another errand. Before Catherine Wright knows it, She is a baby and has two mommies, and is on the bath of magic and adventure in a world rife with monsters, spoiled nobles, and adventure. Can she fin her place in this world? And, more importantly, can she live a life that she can be proud of? The way of the mage is hard and winding but Rin is determined to prove that with a will and her voice she can be a person of worth in a world where value is dependent on your skills and your birth. All Rin can do now... is Sing!