Cleo is on display with Ahkmenrah's parents in London. what will happen when she meets Larry and all the people from New York... and the prince himself?

'A Sorcerer's Demons' is a fantasy-werewolf hybrid which answers the question "what if a mage became a werewolf?" Of course there's more awaiting us in the darkness than that as we follow Zanthos, the betrayed mage, through his whirlwind tour of the Freelands at the hands of slavers. Follow our hero as he wrests back control of his own mind from the rage-fueled insinuations of 'the beast,' and learns that facing your demons is more than just a metaphor. Updates on Thursdays and Sundays.

I was no longer safe in my own I no longer have a home, I am nothing but payment to these monster to protect my old home. I will never give him my heart I will lock it up and let it die before I give it away.

When you're the Volturi's secretary, your greatest challenge is staying alive. After accepting the position, one woman decides that she will do whatever it takes to survive. But the longer she stays, the deeper she sinks. Once you're in, there's no getting out. --- After getting caught trying to loot Volterra's city hall, Dahlia finds herself sitting before Aro, a peculiar man with blood-red eyes and skin as cold as death. Instead of turning her over to the police, he offers her a job as his secretary, and Dahlia hesitantly accepts. As she gets comfortable, however, Dahlia grows suspicious of her new employer and his staff. What secrets are they hiding? And what happened to the secretary before her? Disclaimer: All publicly recognizable characters, settings, etc. are the property of Stephenie Meyer. I do not claim any ownership over them or the world of Twilight.

In the depths of the Vixen Forrest, seemingly endless and full of malicious creatures not known to most humans, lives Snow White. Snow is the last of her kind, even if she doesn't know it. Her parent's deaths have left her vulnerable and appetizing all on her own to face her inevitable Fate that lies in a distant voice. And to add on to it Jasper Cross is forced to live with her in her ancestor's extravagant cottage under direct orders of the Queen. That is until he disappears one morning and a mysterious man takes his place. Why is it that Snow White can't seem to pass eyes that don't fall upon her with hunger in them? Will she manage to reach her eighteenth birthday without something that taking the very light of her? The light of the Fae.

I am Alicia Targaryen and I survived Roberts Rebellion at the age of 15. I have no desire to the Iron Throne and convinced him not to put my head on a spike with my very witty ways. I do not want Dragon Stone, where my ancestors lived, I may seem strange but I know how to play the Game of Thrones. You either live, or you die.

He put flowers on her doorstep for her birthday. Too bad Nina was allergic to pollen. [ cover made by @incendia- ]

Set against the backdrop of London's dangerous East End in 1888, Victorian propriety and passions collide when a beautiful widow makes a wager with a wounded police detective bent on solving the Ripper mystery.  Unlucky in love and estranged from his family, Detective Sergeant Benjamin Quinn is obsessed with solving the Ripper crimes. When he’s suspended from the Metropolitan Police, it’s another failure in a long line of disappointments. But a new mystery arises when a beautiful widow shows up at the most infamous pub in Whitechapel seeking his help. He’s determined to assist Kate Guthrie, and equally determined to quell his growing attraction to her.  Kate Guthrie hides painful secrets from her first marriage and has avoided matrimony for nearly ten years. Now she’s finally decided it’s time to remarry and move on with her life, even if it means giving up the charity clinic work in Whitechapel that makes her days worthwhile. But when a battered young woman turns up at the clinic claiming to have been attacked by Jack the Ripper, Kate seeks out Detective Sergeant Benjamin Quinn, a man who sparks feelings in her too potent to deny. 

Duke Edward John Ravenham has been separated for two years with the beautiful but stubborn Caroline. And now a gorgeous girl clings onto him as if she owns him! Sure, their marriage hadn't been a dance on roses... but between them it had been fireworks! So what will happen when they meet again and are forced to dance with each other in one of London's finest ballrooms...? She's been trying to heal her broken heart for years... while he's been trying to hide his!

"Weeping with an Ancient God" is a novella set in July 1842 in the Marquesas Islands. Melvill, the protagonist, jumps ship from the whaler Acushnet into a wild, savage and exotically beautiful land. Melvill contemplates his dangerous present, sad past and wholly uncertain future on an island teeming with cannibals. The novella, which was named a Best Book of 2015 by Chicago Book Review, is based on the real-life adventures of author Herman Melville ("Moby-Dick") when he was a young seaman. "Weeping with an Ancient God" is also available in print, Kindle and Nook editions from Twelve Winters Press. The print edition includes illustrations by Adam G. Perschbacher and an interview with the author by Beth Gilstrap. Visit tedmorrissey.com and twelvewinters.com for full details, including information about the author's other books of fiction: the novels "Men of Winter" and "An Untimely Frost," and the novelette "Figures in Blue." The cover image for "Weeping" is courtesy photographer Corrie Scott -- visit at corriescott.net. CONTENT WARNING: The story you are about to read is intended for mature readers due to its sexual content and language. It may not be appropriate for all audiences. Read at your own discretion.