Destiny. It was a funny thing. I had always thought that I could create my own destiny. But after attending my junior year at Nox Haven, I knew that wasn't possible. My destiny was written two hundred years before my birth, when my ancestor- The Dark Warlock- created a cult of Dark Ones. It was my destiny to rid the world of his mistake- but I didn't know how. That was the funny part, I knew what I had to do but I didn't know how. Nobody wrote that part of the prophecy. I would figure it out though, two of my beloved friends were dead because the Dark Ones. I swore on their graves that no one else would follow. **Book Three in the Nox Haven Series**

Wren Martin is socially awkward. She blocks off herself to the world, hiding behind her favorite hoodie. All she wants to do is keep a low profile, and graduate well enough to qualify for a college scholarship. But then a babysitting job leads her to cross paths with Asher Reed, Eastview Highʼs notorious athlete. When a field injury kickstarts his senior year, heʼs turning his free time and attention to Wren. And maybe she might not want to be invisible after all. ***** [Watty's Collector's Edition Winner] [TFA Runaway Prize Winner] [[word count: 150,000-200,000 words]] Cover designed by Ashley Santoro

This is some poetry I have written now and a long time ago.I hope you like them!!!

They say money can buy happiness. Emily Parker is trying to make bank to prove that saying right but no matter how hard she pounds the pavement in peep-toe heels and pencil skirts, she's nowhere near the success that her father, a career salesman, always said she would have. At the brink of losing a deal that could cost her more than she can afford, Emily quickly loses the spring in her step and the usually present smile on her face. On what's likely the worst night of her life, she finds herself stranded in the company of her intriguing neighbor whose laid-back outlook in life only highlights her own lack of it. Suddenly unplugged from the pressures of her life, Emily rediscovers the simple pleasures she'd long taken for granted, forcing her to question if the dream she's traded them for was even hers to begin with. She's about to make the pitch of her life-to chase her own happiness. The question is, can she afford it?

This character is from this book: HIS BROKEN SOUL. You don't have to read that one to understand this one. **** Zach is a heir to his fathers extremely wealthy company. He's respected and loathed but he not really interested in his fathers business or the money. He's immature, irresponsible, and unprofessional, well at least, that's how his father sees it. Zach doesn't really understand the boring business, but want to strive. His dad hopes that Zach has the tiniest amount of potential because then he hires a professional who happens to just happens to be up tight Amira. Amira is known as professional, responsible and basically opposite of what Zach is. She's independent and has everything in check. She does her job well and doesn't like messing up. But this time she's hired as almost a babysitter of a rich heir and is annoyed she even came. How will these two be able to work together spite their hatred for each other and differences? What happens when cool guy Zach doesn't cooperate? How will she be able to make a difference? ***** "I'm tired. I feel like sleeping. Goodbye." Zach sighed, got up, and began leaving his office. I grab the collar of his fancy suit and nudge him backwards. I didn't come here in these killer heals to deal with this little kid who was older than me. "No Mr. Zach. We are going to finish this up." Zach huffed. "I'm too handsome for this shit." He whispered under his breath. Zach then turned and glared at me,Eyes narrowing. I felt a little scared but I glared back. We kept glaring at each other until he sighed and averted his eyes. He strode to his chair and sat down, crossing his hands on the table. "What is there more to do Mrs. Uptight and Boring?" He then gave me a wink. I'm going to kill him.