Chelsy is a normal girl with a power that can either destroy everyone or help everyone. She was a descendent from Acathy the Demon Queen. Thankfully, her powers haven't awakened yet, but after her parents deaths, it's pretty hard for her to keep the evil inside and sealed away from the Kingdom, villages, and her brother. Her brother is the only one who has been able to stop the transformation. Her brother is the only happiness she has left. What happens to her? Will she become evil or the person who saves the Kingdom?

Stories that will make you look over your shoulder. Never go into the woods at night. And never go to sleep again. You have been warn.. The goals under each chapter is for the overall book. Not for each chapter.

Emerald Clemon's life is turned upside down when she is abducted by pirates. After becoming a member of the crew, Emerald is forced to face the dangerous obstacles of the sea. But what happens when lives get in the way? The immortal captain of the ship, Blackbeard, is starting to lose his immortality - and now Emerald has a chance to gain immortality herself. Her journey points to the City of the Dead, where mysteries and danger await her. It's going to be an unforgettable journey filled with danger, mermaids, monsters and the sea - with her own life at stake, it's something that will change her forever. Cover made by: RachelS8766

** Wattpad Featured Story!** A young girl arouses the wrath of an ancient Scottish water spirit who takes her brother's soul in revenge. To save him Brigid must journey through the Shadow realm, begging help and proving herself to each of the totem animal spirits of Britain. Steeped in British mythology and animal lore, The Shadowkeeper is a modern fairy tale written with animation in mind but could also be live action/CGI - lots of CGI! Author's Note: Back in 2005, The Shadowkeeper came heartbreakingly close to being sold to major production companies thanks to good showing in the three screenwriting competitions I submitted to*. A whirlwind trip to Hollywood for an awards night followed by meetings with managers and production companies had my little heart singing (literally one night, at an Etta James concert at the Hollywood Bowl!) Then reality hit. All of the feedback I received was the same: We love it but there's no audience for adventure stories with a female protagonist, change Brigid to a boy and we'll negotiate. Call me stubborn (the two managers offering me representation did) but I didn't think that was a legitimate "note", I thought it was simple sexism and I refused. Since then, The Shadowkeeper has been in the proverbial drawer but I love Brigid, I think she's a badass little eight year old and I've never given up on her. It's now ten years later and the attitude to female protagonists appears to be changing so I'm thinking of submitting The Shadowkeeper again but first I thought I'd pop it up here and see what Wattpadders think. If you like it, I do hope you'll vote and/or comment to let me know whether you'd like to see it on the screen! Happy reading! Darcy. *Competition Results: Finalist, ScriptP.I.M.P. Competition 2005 Quarter finalist, Academy Nicholl Fellowship 2005 Quarter finalist, Page International Screenwriting Competition 2005 All rights reserved. WGAw Registration: 1065086 Cover Design ©NarrativeDisorder