Through bright eyes we will acquire, prosper and love.

Irene is dying. There's no arguing about it. It's hard to leave your loved ones behind and Irene knows that more that anybody. People wish to live forever, but Irene just wants some moments, so she can say goodbye to the ones she loves. Join her small world, just for a moment and discover a new meaning of forever.

It's Valentine's Day and Noah Jensen has a mad crush on Cassie Ames, a woman who desperately hates the Hallmark holiday. Even worse, she doesn't see him as boyfriend material. Can Noah get Cassie to see him as a man or will he be relegated to the dreaded friend zone forever?

When someone has been betrayed over and over again, the pain is gone and all that is left is revenge. Reese Jackson is part of the AAE, After Apocalapyse Effects,an organization targeting wrong doers after the apocalpyse 50 years ago. She and her partner Davidson are sent out to rescue the citizens of Brist from the curel rule of King Marles and his handsome heir son Prince Terrence Richard Edwards IIII. In this new mixed world with a new civilization, and a secret Reese has never told anyone, how will revenge end up? Will the plan backfire and Reese will surrender to her past, or will revenge be triumphant?

Short poems/allegories about the darkness that consumes us when we are all alone to ponder.

It was pity that first made Dannie speak to him. She had known Ryan since she was a kid, but he had always been the popular Golden Boy, and she had always been the tomboy that didn’t mind not having any friends. It was odd, she had thought, that all the popular kids who had once kissed the ground he walked on, didn’t so much spared him a glance anymore, and it was this that made her sit with him that one faithful day and begin something that would only end up causing her pain.

And she is everything. A/N: A short story I wrote quite a while ago. Posted for old time's sake. Cover illustration belongs to the admirable Paweł Kwiatkowski.

Seventeen-year-old Lorelei “Lori” Blakely knows better than to wander the uninhabited Dead Zone—Dad would kill her if she did. But that doesn’t stop her from wandering into the city ruins just a train ride away. That night, she’s able to perform stunts she’d never be able to do—like jumping from her window in her apartment to the parking garage next door. Not only that, but she wanders into a part of the city she’d never go to. There, she runs into Gavin, the guy who knows the truth behind the Demon Research Center’s tactics, and who says she now has a demon’s soul inside her. Lori doesn’t know what to think—about the demon in her soul, about how Gavin’s opinion on her seems to bounce between good and bad. And then there’s the Demon Research Center, the place Dad wants to take her, where they’re supposed to “fix” her. But she knows one thing: no matter what, she won’t let the demon inside ruin her life.