As a child, Ashne swore two oaths. With her adopted sister Zsaran she made a pact: one would never die without the other. To their mistress, the queen, who plucked them both out of the inhospitable marshlands, she vowed eternal loyalty. When a tiger spirit from a rival kingdom kidnaps the queen's only daughter, Ashne, now a trusted bodyguard, follows in pursuit despite knowing that her sword will be of little use against the ancient magic steadily reawakening across the land. But it is her human adversaries who prove more dangerous as she navigates the shifting political landscape in a kingdom still recovering from a decades-long war: a foreign sorcerer, an eccentric apothecary, an ambitious bandit chief — perhaps even Zsaran, who has long awaited a chance to achieve freedom for both herself and Ashne. Soon Ashne can no longer reconcile her love for her sister and her devotion to the women they have both served since childhood. Yet she must bring back the princess regardless. If not for love and duty, for her people's continued survival against the encroachment of powerful foreign conquerors, before whose ravenous ambitions the squabbles of two tribal kingdoms amount to dust.

Those who do nothing for society are marked and forced to rags. They are called entertainers. Those who only work to perform for others. However, an unrest has stirred their community. They thirst for freedom. They hunger for rights. They bleed to be considered human again. Nothing will stop their dreams. Everything will change.

Aithne is a Lièrén. Feared by all; challenged by none. Enemies fall at her feet and death is inevitable for any who stand in her way. She does her master's will without mercy. But when her master is murdered and her sisters flee, Aithne finds herself subject to a new master - Saraid, a simple girl but two years her junior. Fate soon finds Aithne and her new master at Orlv Manor, the dwelling of Saraid's uncle, where Aithne faces an enemy far more deadly than any she has faced before, after all; how do you kill one who is already dead?

She was an ugly servant. He was a charming, handsome prince that would never look her way. She was in love with him. He had no idea she even existed. She just wanted to be beautiful, for him to notice her, but beauty comes with a price. A very twisted, ugly price that could never be taken back, except from her true love’s kiss.

Cassandra Hatchette was a happily married housewife and mother of two. When one night, whilst away at the market, she returns home to find her entire family slaughtered. Driven by grief and prisoner to an all consuming anger, Cassandra using her blood as fuel recites an ancient druid ritual. A ritual she had witnessed her mother do when she was but a child. She cries out to any who can hear her and will listen, demanding vengeance against whoever took her family, offering herself as sacrifice to pay the debt of the one who helps her. Supremacies beyond her control and comprehension hear her plea and decide to offer her the chance to fulfil her wish. What Cassandra doesn’t know is just how valuable a sacrifice she is to the right buyer. All too eager for the sweet taste of revenge Cassandra accepts the offer given to her. But the Olympian Gods have a fickle way of phrasing things and Cassandra quickly realises that she should have read the fine print.

The unity of their two kingdoms brought them together... A war brings them closer... But lust, greed, love, death, and a power struggle tears them apart! Follow the wild tale of two princes and their final fight to the death!

Two royals, both of whom would do not want to meet each other, are brought together. An unspoken alliance form which leads to...more? Princess Adeline. Headstrong, defiant, loves solitude and wants to be a hunter. The last thing on her mind is marriage. But when Prince Joshua comes along to pick a bride amongst her other sisters, what is the chance he will pick her? Not even her own father enjoys spending time with her anymore. Prince Joshua. Arrogant-to an extent and the best warrior in the realms. The last thing on his mind is marriage. But what happens when his father announces he has to pick a bride? What are the chances he picks the mysterious, blue eyed beauty everyone in the realms gossips about?

This story entails just that: stories. Stories of lives. Stories of freedom. A lone quill scrawls the stories of all the lives in the universe. This is how it always has been, and how it always should be. Until now. Cassius Moon is alone in this world. With his mother dead, and the rest of the population shunning him, he has nothing to live for–expect for his ingenious mind. Solving problems, curing diseases, and thinking up conspiracies against the human race are just average ideas that cross his mind. Cassius Moon is content with living a hollow and empty life, until he happens across the one thing his mother left him–a letter. It explains what she believed when she was murdered–and also why everyone thought she was insane. She tells him someone is coming for Cassius, that he must run. The Master is coming for him–a godlike figure that looms over all, scrawling their every decision and choice onto a scroll. She tells him The Master controls us all–every lion, every hummingbird, and every human being. Every human being except Cassius Moon. The Master is scared of being overpowered; Cassius Moon is out of his control, and he is sending someone for him. Two thousand years is a long time to be ruling over humanity–it is time for a new king.

Draco Malfoy. Everyone knows him as the cold, cruel, heartless, cowardly, pure-blood Slytherin king. Well, they’re wrong. Draco’s in Gryffindor. Harry Potter never lost his parents. Harry Potter is the Slytherin king. Draco Malfoy is the Gryffindor hero. Want to know why? Harry wasn’t the one who got the lightning bolt scar.

Olivia never pictured a life without her parents and little brother. But when Olivia is forced to adapt and move in with her new guardian, she realizes her life will never, ever be remotely the same as it was. When Olivia is thrown into a house of seven adolescent boys, she's forced to live through life's ups, downs, twists, and adventures.