This is the tail of the pack. Consisting of the members, Akira, Bloodmoon, Arctic, Shade, Discord, ShadowFang and Toothless. All of them are the members of the pack. Yet only two of the seven had made this pack connect as one.

Daniel Lorence, a thirteen year old boy knows everything about everyone when he's suddenly transported into his favourite book series, Wings of Fire. However, when an unforseen prophecy comes into play -one that never made an appearance in the books- Daniel finds himself on a perilous journey if he ever wishes to escape alive. All while he tries to keep his true identity a secret from his new friends. But when something starts to pull the strings on his mind and the world around him, it's clear something much more sinister is on the horizon. As such he finds himself risking it all to save a world he's not even supposed to exist in. As well as having to make the choice.. If living life as dragon... Is worth leaving his human life behind. ---------------------------- Hello fellow WoF readers this is only my second story and my first based on WoF so expect errors. I accept any ideas and Constructive criticism (don't be too harsh please) so come along for the ride. NOTE: Things may seem off within 4h story such as: A confusing timeline, unexplained plot holes, out of character reactions, etc. All I can say is that they're in there on purpose for the most part and will be explained as you read through the story. So if you're confused, don't worry about it, it'll likely be answered later. Also warning that this book contains some swearing every now and then. Thanks to @StormingFire555 for the cover design.

Sabrina was murdered on an ordinary night. When she opened her eyes again, she wasn't home anymore. A newborn in another world, her first sight was a glowing bar floating above her mother's head. In this realm, people live and die by their class. Most get one path and never stray from it. But Sabrina's new power breaks the rules. She can party up with others, share strength, help them evolve, and even merge classes into something new. Every bond she forms changes her, shaping what she becomes. Every dungeon, every ally, every fight pulls her further from the frightened girl she once was... and closer to something the world has never seen.

This is a prequel of Therian Shifters. This is the book you must read after even though it is a prequel. When a young Jay Takeshi decides to explore the territory, meaning the city, with his friends, he discovers that life isn't always free and positive. What will Jay and his friends discover as they explore the city and start school?

Years have passed and the Pines twins are ready to return home. As all things, Gravity Falls has changed in it's own ways, while much remained the same. Dipper, like his true home, has come to terms with what happened that fateful week before hell nearly broke loose into the world. Mabel as cheerful as ever was able to grow from such events. Though they are able to smile and laugh, the journey to their happiness was not an easy one, and with all life, hardships lay ahead. Come on a road trip again, through the pacific northwest.

After the tragic death of her father, thirteen year old Priya, a young vampire girl, moves to the quiet town of Starlight Grove with her mother and sisters. Everything about the town feels strange and unfamiliar: the food, the weather, even the creatures who live there. Unlike her old vampiric home, Starlight Grove is a mix of humans, witches, werewolves, and more. On her first day at her new school, Priya feels completely out of place but thankfully, she meets Moon, an outgoing and bubbly witch who decides to become her first real friend. With Moon's help, Priya starts to feel like maybe she can settle in to this new life after all. But just when things seem like they're going to be okay, a strange and seemingly magical dust starts to settle in the school. Soon, the dust starts to over run the school and everyone quickly realizes that there is more than meets the eye.

Worldbuilding is more than just maps! Culture is the WHY we think, believe, and behave the way we do. Creating a believable secondary world, with consistent internal logic, idioms, taboos, and politics can be tricky. Luckily, I'm here to help you devise the best possible setting for your story! Filled with thought exercises, explanations, and question lists, I encourage you to grab your prettiest notebook, pick out your favorite pen, and start following along. If you'd like a paperback version of this workbook, so you can scribble directly on the pages, please visit jmfrey . net / books.