❝ There'll be no more darkness when you believe in yourself, you are unstoppable ❞ After a shocking accident Ember Aguirre is uncertain about basically everything in life. However when her therapist sends her of to Japan to observe the sport she once loved with all her heart her life seems to flip upside down. She meets the Russian ice skating legend Viktor Nikiforov and his student Yuri Katsuki and while she always believed losing the things she loves most was the worst thing that had happened to her she might get something good out of it. I am aware tha there are quite a couple of mistakes in this book, one day I will edit them all, but for now I hope you can read through them. © LunarCove [I do not own Yuri on Ice, I simply own Ember]

You may think you know me. To you, I might be District 2's Prodigy, or maybe I'm the Captiol's spoiled ambassador. But to most, I'm violent, blood thirsty, menacing, and murderous. My only hope to change all that is to volunteer for the games. My only goal is to save someone. Someone who needs to go back home to their family. Someone who their family needs. But who? It's a lot more complicated then it seems. Because you don't know who you can trust. But I'll give you a hint: Not me. Why? Because I may not be who you think I am.

[sequel to "Cirque Du Freak: A Freak's Story"] Cameo Churchill lives the life of a circus freak, which isn't all that easy, but loves it in every sense of the way. When Cameo's friend and guardian, Bishop, an Angel of Heaven, is kidnapped and taken to a horrible freak show—where he is chained all hours of the day except for show time, and is abused if he is defiant—no one knows the location to. Cameo sets out to retrieve her friend, along with the help of her two vampire friends who bring along another vampire, and an ex-circus freak whose been hunting down the terrible freak-show for years, Jean Krushnic. [trigger warnings & warnings in general: contains sexual content, male and forced prostitution, abuse, violence, blood, religious content, and lots of crying]

"Don't you understand?" They were arguing about me. But then again, almost everyone did in District 13. What to do with her? Where should we put her? Why is she here? I didn't know myself. No, but this particular conversation interested me. "There's nothing to understand! We spent all this time trying to get her out of the Capitol and you just want to send her back in?" "Listen to me, that girl is Snow anymore. She isn't the girl you loved!" "You act like they completely switched out her brain." "You never know with the Capitol." "I don't care, I messed up with her once, and I'm not screwing it up again." "Don't you see? She's gone." Silence. They were right of course. I was gone. I was utterly and hopelessly gone. *** Sacrifice. Snow Pristeen knows it better than anyone. She threw herself into the Games for a girl she didn't know. She sacrificed her secrets for love. She sacrificed those she loved...but for what? With the future of Panem at her hands, Snow has to decide if she's willing to sacrifice everything for the chance to change. One problem. Snow...really isn't Snow anymore. She's someone new.