The first part from The Elements series. Meet Shadow Renoir. She's in her last year in high school and she's one of those kid you see in the hallway, but you never talked to them and you know nothing about except the fact that she can beat the crap out of you. That's the only thing the whole school knows about her after she decided that she had enough of their bulling and beat the school's football star. Now, she's what you call the lone wolf and she wants nothing more than to finish high school without any major problems or drama, but things take a major turn after a school trip during the Biology class. What happens when you go from being the awkward lonely kid to being part of another dimension and having to stop an ancient war? Will you fight for what you believe in or are going to get stuck in the drama and the expectations everyone has? {WARNING}: This book contains strong language along with dark themes and violent scenes. Grammar mistakes are also present. Read at your own risk. © Copyright - All rights reserved to The_cookies_lover.

"Something is different about her." I hear Dana say to Bentley as I play with the baby before me. "How so?" He asks. "I don't know, shes like more vibrant." Dana says, "like a glow." "Oh I get what your saying, but she's always had that glow." Bentley says and I smile. If only they knew. - - - *Sequel to Human Luna, so you must read it for this.story to make sense* These are completely my ideas, so don't take them! Thanks, and I hope you enjoy!♡

Being engaged to a fiery world that's lost in the darkness of her memory can be dangerous. In Acklemar, Wren learns every decision has a price--even love. Can the Travelers reach her in time to uncover the hidden secrets of her past and help her find her future? Or will she pay the ultimate price for the right to choose her path? **BOOK TWO in The Dream Weaver Series.** Copyright © 2016 by @The3Dreamers All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except where permitted by law.