❖ QUEENKILLER, KINGMAKER Book 1 ❖ Feudal Southeast-Asia filled with magic, daemons, and a royal conspiracy. This is Isla's quest for the truth, and her slow spiral into becoming her very own worst nightmare. When the gods ascended thousands of years ago, they left behind the divine gift of theurgy. Its powers still echo amongst men, but run fiercer yet in the blood of kings and queens. And one of them will stop at nothing before Isla is dead. A betrayal lures her out of refuge and into her journey home, where she must unmask her enemies before they unmask her. The theurgy that she has had to keep hidden for many years can be her greatest ally or her most lethal foil. Only her wits can guide her through the dangerous politics of the Surikh court. But amidst the plots and schemes bubbling around her, she uncovers something far more sinister than the identity of her enemies. Something that can change her entire life; indeed, entire kingdoms. ↝ this work contains violence, profanity, and sexual references ↜ ↝ Winner of Wattys 2016 HQ Love Award ↝ Winner of FANTASCI's first season Chosen One awards ↝ Winner of The Cryptic Awards 2018 ↝ Featured in Fantasy as of 18-01-2017 ↝ Wattpad Editor's Pick January 2021

"*Completed*"I froze the first boy I ever kissed. And I don't mean he got cold feet..." Megan is pretty unhappy when she's forced to move to a tiny, freezing town in Canada. It's going to be totally boring, right? Things heat up when she discovers that she possesses a growing power that's becoming more and more difficult to control. Not only that, but the power has attracted some interesting people. A smouldering young man who claims to be her rescuer, and his icy but attractive enemy. They're both claiming to be the good guy, so who exactly is she supposed to trust? Megan finds herself embroiled in an ancient battle between two kingdoms, slowly discovering an identity she never knew she had. Cover designed by Marie Tilmant

I'd Like to think I was a good person, before it all began. I didn't cheat on tests, or steal. But throughout my entire life, I was treated if I were a monster. At the age of five, after several agonizing tests, I was diagnosed with Reactive Attachment Disorder. But not even that title could describe just how strange I was. When another kid got hurt, I would cry. Whenever someone else was told a funny joke, I would laugh hysterically. People looked at me as if I were crazy- and for while I agreed with them. That was until I, Caddie Jones, was exiled to Nox Haven Academy, a school for truly special kids. Not the mentally ill, psychotic kind of special but the magical kind. Like witches, vampires, fairies and werewolves. Call me crazy if you want, you wouldn't be the first. But the stories are all true. The supernatural did exist and I was one of them. Life there was cool until suddenly, I was faced with two-faced witches, egotistical princes, hormone driven werewolves, and an army of evil warlocks who were threatening to destroy the world. ... Maybe Nox Haven was a school for psychos after all. ---------------------------------------------------------- Highest Rank: #2 in Paranormal 1st Place winner of The Night Shift's Killer Competition 4/10/16 Illustration by: Stephanie Pitino (www.ClairObscur.fr) (1st book in series)

Liza's lived a perfectly average life, or as average as any teenage witch could try to live. She has a crush on a boy that doesn't know she exists, two best friends that she loves, and a mean girl arch-enemy. But when a dangerous new magical family moves to her neighborhood, and the son starts at her school, Liza's average life begins to take a turn for the extraordinary. He's dangerous and evil, so she should find it pretty simple to stay as far away as she can from him, right? Right?! Life should be pretty easy for a teenage girl with access to magic, so why is Liza's world suddenly feeling so complicated? Warnings: contains some adult language, situations involving mentions/use of alcohol or drugs, as well as some sexual content. If you are uncomfortable with any of that, do not proceed.

After being taken from their parents at a young age, Jen and her older sister, Dekka, are taken to a government bunker where they will be fed, clothed, and given all basic necessities needed to survive a world war America is losing. But the President's decision to save the country turns fatal when bombs fall during the transport of hundreds of innocent children to the safety bunkers. Jen and Dekka were part of that group of kids, separated by the smoke and never seeing each other after that day, never knowing if the other is alive. Now, it's eleven years later. Jen is alone, thrown away after being caught by the enemy all those years ago and forced to fight alongside them, leading them to victory. They won. They don't need her anymore. They don't need any of those kids anymore. Now every last one of them is as good as dead as far as the officials are concerned, or worse; Invalid.