Lyra knew that one day she would be set into an arranged marriage like a chess piece. She had been preparing for it her whole life, and she was almost alright with her fate. But she never thought that her father would choose the man that he did. That decision changed everything. The King of Whales is ruthless, more than twice her age and surrounded by tainted gold and loads of unsavory rumors. There have been many wives of his before Lyra, with no explanations to the untimely deaths of the previous five. With each dead Queen came more money from their kingdoms, straight into the King's portly lap. Disguised as a young man, Lyra runs from her duty as the only Princess of Nordic. She cuts her hair, takes her steed and disappears into the night with her father's men hot on her heels. Enter Kaladin's team. Occupation: Mercenaries. Lyra uses skills taught to her by a close, childhood friend and plays herself into the trust of the dangerous strangers until they accept her, or rather, "Navani", into their group. What will happen to her once they see through her web of lies and tricks? Will Lyra give herself up as Princess when she is reunited with her long-lost friend, or will she carry on as a boy with the mercenaries? Follow Lyra to see what she will do when she comes to realize that things have gotten far too big for her to handle on her own. There are assassin's out for her head, king's thirsting for her blood, and an underground network of people who live for her ruin. But there is also an unlikely Prince to defend her, who has some tricks of his own to rely on. The Princess soon sees that she is not nearly as alone as she may have once thought. What will Lyra do when she comes to terms with her destiny? Will she face it this time with her new friends, or will she chose to run away again? Cover made by @-rebellixus-

Shay is kinda shy, Rekness is sort of withdrawn. She'd rather study history than her society's renown Artwork. He's the academy's star Artwork pupil. Normally they'd never talk, but a chance encounter and a certain graduation dance are about to change all that. Meanwhile, a stranger with a blue cloak and pink hair slips into town, trailing blood and sweet lies in her wake. She seeks an ancient lock, and knows that a certain student is the key. The Mountain Dancer is the story of a girl at a crossroads, a boy who doesn't know his own strength, and a lost secret that has slept for far too long. ~ This completed novel contains strong language, sexual themes and scenes of violence. Cover illustration by Joe Pelow Length: 99,000 words

Through the instructions of the Imperial Order, Isaac Hal'acar is assigned to guard the Prymith Institute of Alchemy & Magic. Reports of inexplicable disappearances and strange beasts lurking the halls are an intimate reminder to the magi of the ongoing crisis overcoming Andros. As things escalate at PIAM and the loss of a new apprentice throws the institute into chaos, Isaac finds himself at the pinnacle of change; of both himself and Andros.

The legendary mercenary once caused the Cumberan invaders so much trouble they dubbed him ‘Havoc’. But twenty years have passed. Peace has transformed the mercenary into a respected Roenish lord who fights most of his battles in Court. Now the Cumberans are invading once more, Havoc has been captured, and it’s up to his daughters to defend the march. Necessity sends Diannah into enemy territory, where she finds both refuge and an unanticipated dilemma. Her younger sister, Lania, fleeing an attack on foot, struggles to take care of her party of refugees and to meet her betrothed with the Roenish Army. No one has seen their foster sister, Havoc’s protégé, but J'Lian takes the blame for every disaster to befall the Cumberan camp; her bounty rises with the Cumberan king’s ire. Their efforts are complicated by past tragedy, and the lurking secret of Havoc’s origins..

Some women are destroyed by the fire. Some women are built from it. - Michelle K. There are those among us who are special. Who can do things normal beings cannot dream of. Arista Neal is one such being, but she hides it for fear of being taken to that place her kind is kept. She cannot hide forever, and when this 15 year old is taken to The Project, she is determined to escape with her life. Hard to do when there are distractions such as evils vying for her attention, powers to contend with, and life or death missions that push her to her limits constantly. In her fight to become stronger, will her strength be her downfall?

Delia Wilson is of the middle class in her country, but that's nothing. She is forced to work days on end just so that her family can get the money to provide themselves with a home and just enough food. When she is working one day at the fabric store, she runs into a mysterious boy about her age named Bran. Later she is thrown into several life-changing events; making her aware of who she least expected the boy to be. And the reason she's even in the mess is because of him.

THE WIND ON FIRE meets STUDIO GHIBLI's LAPUTA. Tia, a wind magic trainee, desires to leave her life of monotony in a cosy seaside town. When summons arrived for the wind masters, she travels with her mentor to the capital and realises the extent of the great power and responsibilities destined for her in the corrupt country where magic equates to status and power. A rebellion brews and a war is on the horizon. Times are about to change... Winner of the 1st Wattpad4 Reading Contest. Young Writer's Prize finalist. Featured fantasy book by Wattpad. Front cover by Wendythestoryteller

A Prophecy. A Shipwreck. The Battle for Britain begins... They hardly remember the May-children. The one hundred and forty children King Arthur exiled from Britain. Mordred – he’s the one they talk about. They say he was the only May-child who survived. They were wrong. This is the story of the children King Arthur sent to their deaths on the strength of Merlin’s prophecy. This is the untold history of the Children of the May. Children of the May is the first novel in S. J. Moore’s Children of the May saga. Inventively adapted from tales in Thomas Malory’s Le Morte d’Arthur and other medieval sources, the Children of the May stories are full of action, adventure, mystery, humour and romance - a version of the Arthurian legends for today.