Highest Ranking so far: #87 in HISTORICAL FICTION Read a story about a young girl whose life has taken a dreadful turn. Born with a silver spoon in her mouth, an Indian girl travels to England in the 1970's leaving her disapproving family behind. Her mind is full of hopes, dreams, fantasies, but when she is faced with the harsh, raw reality of racism and prejudice in her new home, she is battling to survive. This is her story.

Nestled in the beautiful and remote mountains of Ireland is Mount Asteria, a school unlike any other Alexandra has seen. Beyond the tall granite walls and ornately furnished rooms of her new school lies something more than just an institution for the education of exceptional young women. Alexandra knows she has been granted access to an entirely new world she never knew existed. Cover by @vampire_monster.

Charlotte would never forget the fateful day that would change her life forever. The story of Charlotte Winfield, an English girl whose world is turned upside down within the span of a few short moments. From birth, Charlotte had had just about everything good in life: a loving family, a comfortable home, Jesus Christ forever in her heart. But one day at sea can change everything. One storm. One fire. One shipwreck. Will her faith carry her through the trials ahead? Will she find her one true love, or will they be driven apart by the dark secrets this charming, yet mysterious young man seems to be keeping? Will she ever see her beloved home in England again? Can she trust God, even when her world is turned upside-down? A big thank you to @Silentsparrow432 for making this beautiful cover for me! :)

Diane Simmons always had the bad luck to look like a spitting image of her tall twin brother David. But as her world turns upside down, Diane has no other choice but to embrace their resemblance; with her father and David dead, two younger unmarried sisters in tow, an emotionally unstable mother and no other male successor, she doesn't see any other alternative to save her family and her home but to become her brother - and bury herself. And even if she thought it will be easy to impersonate a spoiled young heir that always gets his way, things get more than a little complicated with the arrival of David's so-called best friend, Captain Talbot, who seems to know more than she'd like him to. With his arrival, the secrets that have been buried in the heart of the Simmons home start to resurface and it looks like someone wants Diane dead one way or another...

In the feverish heat of 1929, Beatrice Grace was involved in a tragic incident- a drowning by the lake where she spent her childhood. As one of the few who had seen Evelyn Young in her last moments, she became trapped in a web of whispers, secrets and half-truths, compelling her to escape her small town. When Beatrice returns to Winthrop's Hollow in 1933, accompanied by the frigid chill of both the weather and her former friends, the murmurs still haven't died. Her sudden reappearance takes everyone by surprise and suspicions start to resurface. It all makes Beatrice wonder. Is it just a series of coincidences or is she really cursed? Featured September 2017 [#46 Historical Fiction ] [#132 Mystery/ Thriller ] cover by weeknder

What would you do if your body and your kingdom were stolen? [A FEATURED STORY] Uther is a young prince who's reluctantly thrust into having to defend his throne against his usurping uncle and all-around powerful wizard, who uses his powers to steal the one thing Uther thought he couldn't take: his own body. After becoming the villain of the realm in an instant, Uther struggles to find anyone that will believe his story. His uncle's unsavory reputation lands him with a family of dark fae, a goblin, and a troll--not the usual team of knightly heroes. Together, this odd team will untangle a web of curses, escape bounty hunters, and confront fae. If Uther can't figure out how to reverse his uncle's curse, he'll be trapped in a body that's not his own--doomed to be a villain--for the rest of his life. YESTERDAY'S PRINCE is The Sword in the Stone with a Freaky Friday twist. Now entered in #Wattys2016

"The Picture of Dorian Gray" tells of a young man named Dorian Gray, the subject of a painting by artist Basil Hallward. Basil is impressed by Dorian's beauty and becomes infatuated with him, believing his beauty is responsible for a new mode in his art. Dorian meets Lord Henry Wotton, a friend of Basil's, and becomes enthralled by Lord Henry's world view. Espousing a new hedonism, Lord Henry suggests the only things worth pursuing in life are beauty and fulfilment of the senses.

When she was only six summers old Calanthe was orphaned and taken as a slave to Lord Hereric in Britian. She was partially adopted by two workers that managed the Lord's farmstead. Life is pretty good for Calanthe as a slave, but she always wanted more. To have freedom and be respected by all. One day changes her world forever. A series of events lead to Calanthe in the company of brutal warriors that seemingly kill without a second thought. Vikings. Will Calanthe ever get her freedom? [RANKING] #25 in Historical Fiction 29/09/17 [RANKING] #17 in Historical Fiction 9/10/17 [RANKING] #12 in Historical Fiction 19/10/17