When Dawin has a dream about a mysterious girl at his school, he doesn't realize the importance of it until she confronts him and he wakes up to a all-too-impossible reality.

Iris Malnor was only ten when a vicious faerie attack left her orphaned and gruesomely wounded. Taken in by Feyre and her family, Iris's body heals, but her mind is left in shambles, often causing her to have debilitating visions and nightmares of her assailant. Now, nine years later, Iris and Feyre kill a peculiar wolf in an emotional triumph, but when a faerie beast comes demanding retribution for its death, how will Iris cope with being dragged to Prythian, the land of faeries, to repay her debt? Suddenly surrounded by dangerous and beautiful high fae who once ruled over the human world, will Iris fall for their honey-coated promises of love and lust, trusting them like Feyre? Or will she continue to question and doubt their intentions, cultivate her cunning and wit, and uncover the true evil that is growing rampant through the faerie lands? Follow the story or COTAR from a new, cunning, and dark perspective. A story about self-discovery, repressed desire, and empowerment through a calculated and careful eye. Heavy themes of tension, lust and occasional gore with sprinkles of romance and fluff 𝐝𝐮·𝐛𝐢·𝐞·𝐭𝐲 /d(y)o͞oˈbīədē/ : the state or quality of being doubtful; uncertainty.

NOW PUBLISHED. What does it mean to be normal? It's such a loaded word, with about a billion different meanings, and every one of them makes Ava Collins sick. At 17, Ava has been deaf for as long as she can remember. She grew up constantly reminded that she wasn't - and couldn't - be normal, that she needed to be 'fixed', but it wasn't until she met Theo De Vries that she learned the truth. Deaf doesn't mean broken, it means different. And different isn't a bad thing. _____ © Jandra Sutton. 2017. All rights reserved. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material - Fragile, blog content, and/or images - without express and written permission from the author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Fragile is published by Wild Hare Collective, however, I am currently unagented. For agent + media inquiries, please email me at jandra@jandralee.com. #118 in Teen Fiction 8/3/2017.

Everything remembered must be forgotten. The gods are glorious, and then they are not -- history is an ongoing clock. It trudges on.

The greatest tragedy the world has ever known turned out to be the ultimate catalyst for change. In the wake of World War III, which decimated most of the world's population, the remaining survivors vowed to not continue to repeat the same mistakes of the past. Fortunately, they had something previous generations did not have - advanced technology. The year is 2117 and this once shattered civilization has become prosperous again. Innovative forms of technology have enabled them to abandon the old model and re-engineer a better way of living for all. Brain implants and genetic modifications have made an entire population educated, healthy, and kind. Despite the benefits of this technology, it has created some unforeseen side effects that threaten humankind's existence. When technology proves to be inept at solving the world's problem, a new hope emerges in the unlikeliest form - a young orphan girl. *** Cyberpunk, dystopian, technology, future, futurism, scifi, heroine, prodigy...

"What was it like to witness the creation of the universe?" "Terrifying." When Atara, Merc, Cal and Lilith wake to darkness, they're each more than a little afraid. With no memory of who they were before, and with the universe bursting violently to life around them, they must work together to survive and to get home - wherever that may be. Because the longer they stay in this dark new world, the harder it is to do so. © 2015 by shayebay This novel is entirely a work of fiction. The names, characters, places and incidents portrayed in it are the work of the author's imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events or localities is entirely coincidental. All Rights Reserved Highest Rankings: #8 in Poetry; #20 in Science Fiction

[ collection of things that never really fit, short stories, poems, whatevers ] Things that could be so much more, and yet churned to a stop.

"And in the ring to night, facing our undefeated champion, we have Scarlet Blood!" I hear my stage name being called and walk towards the ring. Each of my footsteps is heavy as walk towards my opponent. This is my one shot. My one chance to show them what I've got. Only a few moments to prove that a girl can fight. * * * As far as fairytales go, in the end everyone lives happily ever after. This isn't the case for 19 year old Scarlet Flynn. After her orphan sister falls sick and the only hope for her is a treatment that zaps all their money, Scarlet needs cash, and fast. Her only hope is fighting, throwing punch after punch at opponents just to make ends meet. When all seems to be at its worst, Scarlet meets a man after a fight offering a deal that Scarlet couldn't resist. A deal in which she could prove her worth and make money to save her sister. Will she be able to balance everything including her new found fame and come through with the deal? Or will everything fall through and will Scarlet lose everything she loves? Including her sister and maybe even her newfound love.