The Awakening changed the face of reality itself. A cataclysm of dimensional proportions, the event unleashed all manner of demonic beasts upon the world of man and left humanity's scattered survivors trapped in an endless battle for survival. That's a battle Council Academy all-star Seth Wright learned the hard way, barely surviving his first encounter with demonic entities. Now aware of the peril mankind faces, he's desperate to learn what he must to defeat them - but the only person willing to help him is veteran demon hunter Astral Daamon, and only so she can pursue her own investigation into corruption within the walls of the Council Academy. But what they uncover together is far more terrifying than mere conspiracy - challenging everything Seth thought he knew about fighting demons. Beneath the foundations of the academy itself, an ancient and malevolent evil is stirring from its slumber - and unless Seth is willing to sacrifice what he believes could protect humanity from annihilation, this demon will rise and devour everyone he cares about. Seth is being forced to weigh the lives of his classmates against the fate of humanity. When the moment comes, will he make the right decision?

[COMPLETED] When a mysterious stranger turns up in the small town of Mullion, Serena is desperate not to make an impression. She has enough things to worry about with a complicated home life, trying to balance university and her job at the local library. Not to mention her closely guarded secret, the only thing keeping her together in this stressful world of humans. So when the new comer starts turning up everywhere, prying into her life and making her wonder what else is out there. Thing's get messy. Copyright © Jenna Cook 2014 All Rights Reserved EXCERPT: They scraped at my mind as gravity took hold. But no fear passed through me. I wanted to fall, the blue rushed towards me like a welcome embrace as I passed through the barrier. And suddenly, silence. No, not silence. Music. The ocean wrapped around me, chasing away the demons. Eliminating all the worries of the world. Until just me, and the sea remained. All the weight of the world was carried away on the tide as I sank into the blue. The rising sun filtered down through the water like a rainbow after rain. Now most people would be worried right now. Realising they're out of breath and dying. But it's part of the reason I keep to myself, let people think I'm not normal. Because I'm not normal. I'm just even more not normal than they fathomed. -------------- Completed! But slowly editing Thank you for reading! If you like it please remember to vote and comment! Serene Of The Sea is my property, if you should find it anywhere else please let me know. Cover photo belongs to me. Chapter photos are not mine, found via google

Jennie Walden has spent her youth climbing trees and rambling about the countryside, rather than practicing her etiquette, as a young lady should. But she is grown now, and must reluctantly abandon her wild ways if she is to catch a husband. When she travels far from home to meet a man she knows only through correspondence, she meets Oliver Gunnersen, the lonely, kind-hearted lord of a manor called Bramblewood. Their long-distance friendship blossoms into love at once. Then he admits to her that he has the power to transform into an enormous grizzly bear. Now Jennie has a choice--to flee her lover, or stick with him and conquer her fear of the beast. And she must make the choice soon, because marauding werewolves from Grayton City threaten Oliver and his livelihood--and if she is bitten, Oliver may inadvertently kill her.

Audrey is mostly just like any other girl, except that her parents abandoned her when she was 14 years old. She was on her own, a rogue. She was hunted down by enemies, forgotten by her pack, but something led her back home, to safety and love of an Alpha. For the first time, she was happy with her mate, complete even. So naturally, fate seemed to think she needed a wake up call by turning her world completely upside down and falling in love with their enemy was definitely not on the to-do list.