Ethilir, eldest of the kingdoms of men, ruled by the righteous bringers of light and life to the East, has endured since the Revealing as a force of order and civilization. The star of its capital, Sarom, however is now troubled. Oracles hint that the sacred gift that burns in the blood of those chosen to sit upon the Sunlit Throne no longer touches that artifact. Something is not as it should be as forces move in the shadows of a city that boasts such brilliant lights. Marred and exiled from her homeland, Vassa Ithrennyn is used to solitary wandering. Her mask hides memories as much as marks and her hidden heritage spells danger for all who approach. However isolated she might prefer to be, however, a simple rescue in the Sea of Sand pulls her into a web of danger spun by those with designs on the power of the Sunlit Throne. Protecting the young fire-speaker she saved is a task more dangerous than she could have ever expected, but cunning and gifted with ancient magic, perhaps she can save Seben from them...and herself.

"Would it kill you to let yourself open up?" "No," I sigh, tilting my chin and fixing my gaze to the ceiling. I clench my fists, nails digging into my palms as I fight to stay grounded. "But it might kill you." ************* One is a half-demon with a harrowing past. The other is a barista with emotional baggage. Brought together by chance, bound together by fate--or a curse, depending on who you ask. But one thing is certain: she never should have saved her life. When Danika "Dani" Breeland runs into Ashe at a nightclub, she had no way of knowing that the chance encounter with her fiery redheaded crush would pull her into a secret world filled with the supernatural, or that something as simple as a silver ring would bind the two women together in unexpected--and dangerous--ways. Navigating this strange new world isn't the only threat that Dani faces, however. There are far worse things to fear than soul-sucking vampires and egotistical witches--things lurking just beyond the Veil--and while Ashe may be tasked with keeping the balance, Dani may very well be the key to its undoing.

Anastasia Ellis is the commander of the Demeter Space Station, having worked her way up from an engineer to an astronaut, and finally a commander, in the past seven years. With this, she has close friendships and a stable life on the space station; that is, until now. On a simple expedition, Anastasia's ship begins to fail, and soon, she is spiraling through the galaxy. She wakes on unfamiliar territory surrounded by mysterious and colorful creatures, an obvious hierarchy, and an alluring queen that's taken an interest in her and her "species". Copyright © 2016 by Harper L. Brennan

Welcome to the future, where humans no longer exist - or so the monsters want you to believe. Dawn, one of the last of her kind, is tasked every month with leaving the safety of her home to traverse across enemy infested territory in order to keep her family afloat. There is only one rule: never get caught by what lies beyond the forest borders. When Dawn breaks this rule, she comes face to face with the monster, Syrena, who she would give anything for the opportunity to kill - and the feeling is mutual. What Dawn doesn't expect is for that very same monster to later need her help. Reluctantly, Dawn must join forces with her sworn enemy in order to uncover a plot that could lead to the ruination of everyone she cares for. Along the way, she learns that there is more to monsters than she originally thought. With this growing connection between the two, Dawn is forced to come to terms with her feelings for Syrena and reevaluate everything she once thought about her. Allied enemies, twisted betrayals, and a shocking truth plunges Dawn into questioning everything she once believed in, and herself... "Everyone wants to play monsters, ensure that you become the worst." --------- Cover made by @Shadowcroft © 2023 by Heather Darte

A Queen who takes her sons bride as her own must deal with the consequences of her selfish behavior. *** Queen Alura is thought to be loved by her whole kingdom because of her God-like bloodline, but when she decides it's time for her irresponsible son to finally marry they are gifted the daughter of one of the kingdom's most questioning allies. With a beautiful girl now in their midst the Queen does whatever she must to take the soon-to-be bride as her own. With conflicting political, religious, and magical beings finally deciding enough is enough, Alura must face the realities of her behavior and save what little love she has left in her life. FULL VERSION AVAILABLE AS AN EBOOK ON PATREON AND A PHYSICAL COPY ON AMAZON (links in bio)

GIRLXGIRL Deep within the Norwegian wilderness, nestled beside a large lake, lived the kingdom of Arendelle. Once a happy, thriving kingdom, Arendelle is now 98% covered in ice. You see, this is not a happy story. This is the story of two sisters who, once best friends, grew apart. Anna, now queen of Arendelle, wishes nothing more for her older sister Elsa, to be by her side. But Elsa's fear of her bitterly cold elemental magic and the damage it has caused, drove her away. The once kind and gentle queen, now the villain in many a children's nightmare. Once upon a time, long ago, Anna braved the wilderness to search for her sister, determined to bring her back. And only once, did she return. Elsa's mind was alive with sickness, a sickness that told her she was a monster, never to be trusted, destined to spend her life alone forever. Five years have passed, and Anna has heard nothing from the Snow Queen. Yet her power only grows, forcing the livestock and townsfolk into a panic as they run out of food and supplies. Desperate to end this tundra, Anna sends her most trusted guard and friend, Keira, to brave the Norwegian wilderness in search of the first-borne heir to the Arendelle throne. Little does she know, Keira will be in for the fight of her life. Will Elsa's frozen heart finally thaw? Or will Arendelle be lost forever?

Soleil (Soul-Aye) Cyrus, a to-be-married twenty five year old decides to leave her cheating ex-fiance and travel to Australia! But instead of Australia, she lands upon an Island filled with werewolves and magical creatures! She finds herself upon the island with a troubled fate, needing to decide whether to run and cry wolf or fight for her own destiny. Come find out. Book series: Book 1 - Cry Wolfe (Completed)

*LIMITED TIME ONLY* My steel-toed boots thumped against the side of the small cabin, dislodging thick chunks of snow and ice that had dug their way into the spiked soles. I pulled the hood of my cloak farther over my face, as if it would do anything to cover the shine of my hair, a tell-tale sign of who and what I was. Not that it mattered. I grasped the wrought iron handle just as a low slumbering growl echoed through my thoughts, and my lips turned up in response. The air was stuffy and stagnant in this run down tiny little inn, but the food smelled good, and they had ale. No one moved or so much as breathed as I stepped in, my boots echoing in my wake. My ears twitched, catching their low murmurs and my eyes snagged their fearful gazes. Did they know why I was here? Did they know I wasn't their savior? My lips curled, revealing sharp canines as I bared my teeth at the nosey onlookers, the fire slumbering inside me started to burn as one by one they found interest in their glasses. "What can I get you?" The barkeep murmured, a tremor to his tone. His hands shook as he cleaned an empty glass and tried very hard to avoid eye contact with me. Again that growl came, and when I finally met his eyes, I knew he saw my dragon looking back at him. He cleared his throat, sweat dripping down his forehead. "Stew is fine, and ale. I'll be needing a bed and bath too." I tossed the money on the counter, sliding into a seat and tugging my hood down, and around me, a collective inhale filled the room as I confirmed their suspicions. I am the lost princess of the kingdom of Tanelor, and I am here to claim all that was stolen from me. I am here to take back my kingdom. And on my dragon's back, we will conquer the world. BOOK ONE

GirlxGirl "What are you?" I whispered, my eyes still riveted on her form from where she stood a few feet away from me. Water dripped and rolled off of her skin and the plop, plop of each drop seemed ridiculously loud even over the roar of the sea. Her long lustrous white hair nearly reached her knees and waved slightly in the breeze. Her cerulean blue eyes had darkened to match the sea and a faint glow radiated from them. My eyes fought to stay connected to hers, it was so tempting to look down at her pearly skin that was so fully on display. The silver crown on her head dipped slightly as she lowered her head. "I am yours." Her siren's voice spoke, wrapping me in lyrics that I didn't know the language of but it didn't matter because my body knew the song. When I moved to the beautifully lethal seaside town of Long Beach, Washington, I never expected my whole world to be turned upside down. After a near-drowning three days into our move, my moms (yes I have two moms) are more than reluctant to let me out of their sight. But alas, as a redhead, I never could stay out of trouble for very long. Only the funny thing is, I never expected to be saved by a five hundred year old mermaid princess hell bent on claiming me as her mate. Nor did I expect everything about myself and my heratige to change. Yeah, I made that face too. RIP Kelsey.

What if you accidentally summoned the goddess of death? Well, believe me, I never thought I would be in this situation. With a sick mother and a little sister to care for, a murderous goddess up my ass was the last thing I needed or wanted. But there wasn't much choice I had, so I figured, hey? Maybe she can offer me some help. Well, turns out the reward for raising the dead wasn't quite what I thought it would be. Enchanted by her beauty and unique sense of humor, I let my guard down and that sealed my fate. When she abruptly kidnaps me from my home and tears me from my loved ones, I vowed to do all I could to get back to them, even if it included finding a way to kill the deity we used to pray to. Only, I never expected the knife to cut me as well.