Homosexuality. It was a word Shelton Morris was taught to hate and fear. They, in his opinion, should be locked up and kept away from society like the rest of the mentally ill people. He never knew he'd cross paths while trying to write a story with a man by the name of Timothy Harrison, a young homosexual kept in one of these so called institutions. Secrets start to twist and unravel before the writer, causing his fictional horror story to bloom into an informative tragedy as he explores the truth and terror of what went on when society casted a blind eye on the unwanted.

“Most women died seventeen years ago when The Disease came. But I didn’t. I survived. And I’ll keep on surviving. No matter what it takes. No matter what I have to give up. I will live.” Azula Saito is one of the last female werewolves left on earth after a deadly disease swept the forests seventeen years ago. Now, Azula and her father survive by travelling the forests, never staying in the same place long for fear of discovery. They’d heard the rumours of what happened to the few remaining women when caught by the packs... Everything had been going fine...until Azula met Amias Phelps. Now her whole world’s turned upside she faces betrayal, pain and the most important battle of her life. Azula and Amias will embark on a journey that there is no turning back from. Don't let this admittedly terrible blurb put you off. I swear it's not as bad as it sounds... o.O *Readers are strongly cautioned, some content may be offensive to some people, i.e. swearing and mature themes.*