In the lands of Kainor some people are born with runes. These runes, scrawled in black at the base of the right side of the neck, grant the person a certain power. These powers can range from cooking to combat and some can be very powerful and others not so much. One girl is born with a different rune, a golden rune painted on her face. The strange rune gives her strange powers. She is able to steal other people's runes. Now a dangerous assassin, Laika travels the lands of Kainor until she is finally captured by the King of Galabee's soldiers. She is used as a brute to strike fear into the King's not so loyal subjects, while she is kept company by the King's two sons. One of whom helps her realize that maybe she is more than just a killer. (This book is no longer updating; I started writing when I was young and it no longer reflects my writing style.) Cover made by Black_Phoniex

{Sequel to Black Cat: You need to read Black Cat to understand This one!} There is a reason the Feral's are the forgotten Immortals. They're monsters, ferocious blood craving beasts. Animals that take human form, their murderous past forced the Immortal court to seal away their presence in a fragile treaty. The Ferals would be allowed to remain free, but the cost was their ability to reproduce. All of their women were sacrificed, and the deal was made. Sybelle Vertigo, seemingly simple high-school student with high dreams of becoming a full time veterinarian. Until that is she picks up a stray black cat on a rainy day, Balto. Her life goes from weird to dangerous in a blink, her families lies bubble up and she's told the last thing she ever expected. She is a Feral. Balto's desire to protect his now Mate Sybelle is overwhelming even more so now. But her sickness only worsens, and the Immortal court is beginning to sniff around. With the walls closing in around him, Balto must turn to the last person on earth he wants help from: His brother, Murderer, raging Psychotic, and Sadistic he is the last hope. All he asks for in return is Balto's heart on a silver platter.