The kingdom he fights for has fallen, and with it, its traditions. He's missing an eye and lacks cane mead, but that won't keep him from freeing his fellow dogs. Follow along Gideon the Border Collie and his canine friends as they journey across medieval lands to save their kin from slavery, death, and the Gunpowder Revolution. (Read if you like the hero's journey, medieval fantasy, and anthropormorphic animals!)

She decided who he was before he spoke. He decided who she was before she turned around. One bar. One bad night. One year as lab partners they both tried to get out of. A note war. A grey hoodie. A pen that was always somehow in his pocket. And then - an arrangement. Written in blue ink. Titled in capitals. With rules she genuinely believed would hold. They did not hold. What happens when the person you were absolutely certain about turns out to be someone you never saw coming? What happens when the arrangement has an end date - but the feeling doesn't? What happens when falling was never part of the plan - and neither was what comes after? Slow burn. Dual POV. Hate to love. Fake dating. Updates every Friday. Book One of three.

When the King dies, the crown dies with him. No throne. No inheritance. No mercy. As foreign fleets darken the horizon and fractured clans circle like wolves, the dying King signs away centuries of tradition with his final breath. Now seven brothers stand in the ashes of their kingdom - not as heirs, but as prisoners of a single word: SEPTICOR. Orion, the eldest, has shattered the old order. To survive the coming war, they must earn something far more dangerous than power... They must earn the Heart. But in a world of blood, betrayal, and unbreakable chains, brotherhood may be the first thing to break. A grimdark tale of fallen kings, merciless outsiders, fractured brotherhood, and the brutal cost of a new world.

ENTRIES CLOSED. JUDGING As a celebration for the 100k received on the Wattpad subreddit, I am holding a Wattpad Awards Contest!

Welcome back to 2005! In the space of one week, fifty-five-year-old Damian Dove has managed to let a serial killer walk free, get caught with a sex worker, anger the media, and get himself fired from his law firm. But a new client walks through the door and offers Damian something unusual. One wish. And the chance to change his life forever. Damian Dove doesn't deserve a second chance, but alas, he got one. The next morning, Damian wakes up in his childhood bedroom. It's 2005, he's fifteen years old. His phone is a Nokia brick. His hair is aggressively gelled. And MSN Messenger is the place to be. Armed with forty years of hindsight and a lifetime of mistakes, Damian assumes this is his chance to fix everything. To make better choices. To become a better person. To find out if anyone cared about him. But as he tries to control old friendships, finds out not many people like him, relives parts of the past and experiences childhood again, Damian realises that the serial killer he managed to let walk free was at school with him this whole time. And he might have a chance to rewrite the past. Watching from the edges of it all is Hale. The strange client who granted the wish in the first place. To be fair, Damian Dove has spent most of his life-giving people very good reasons not to love him. But before Damian's story is finished, he will be forced to confront the question that has followed him across two lifetimes: Can the past be changed, and ultimately, Who Loved Damian Dove?