Catherine lost her heart years ago to the sisters of the well and hasn't thought of the Looking Glass since. Her life as queen was full of hatred and resentment for the kingdom that took everything from her and the life she decided she never deserved. She and Raven have ruled the kingdom making it the opposite of what it was before, turning it into the most unhappy place on this planet, but Time has something else in store. Not only that, but the former Red Kingdom has turned to blackness and the war with the White Kingdom rages on more brutal than ever. What if Catherine was able to regain her heart and end the war? And what if she could save her beloved Jest? My continuation of Marissa Meyer's standalone novel Heartless, I decided to change the ending for all of us. We can't all be heartless.

Hidden in the shadows of the world for eons, two species protected the Earth in its turn of seasons. A dark, foreboding race called the Neprimirim ruled during the coldest of seasons and brought the ice and snow with their wrath - but once the warm seasons arose, so did the Dŭrvos. However one long, cold winter the Prims got tired of sharing their rule and froze the Earth into the foreseeable future creating the apocalyptic event that would be known as 'The Frost'. Wiping humanity from existence the King of the Prims held The Frost for 35 years until his sudden murder stopped the completion of power transfer to his son Jax. With the unwarranted death the Dŭrvos were able to escape their underground ice traps and while they lost many of their new saplings and younger beings they will now use it as fuel for the war to come. With the Earth half riddled in layers of crystal and half blossoming in overgrowth the two species may have to come together to defeat a greater force; the murderer of Jax's father. As Nora, Calla, Derek and Jax find themselves unlikely allies, secrets unravel and the Earth may not be the only thing warming up to the idea of peace.

Ellie Jordan, Justin Jordan, Sophie Berringer, and Colton Berringer have all been forced to leave the swamps they know and love. (Even if the Jordan twins would never admit it.) Growing up on two sides of the Bayou the brother and sister pairs are given an unlikely chance to escape the outbreak of infection, the only problem is... The two families are exact opposites. Will the sheltered Jordans need the guidance that the Berringers are reluctant to give? Will the Berringers need the safety and assurance the Jordans were taught to never let surface? Or will they perish in the end, like the rest of humanity? Co-Written with PhantomSongbird

Twins by blood matched with twins by fate, but are they matched for love? Or matched for torture? 'Till death do us part' isn't just a vow you hear in marriage, you hear it in promises. Promises that alter the future and the outcome of four very different but very real lives. Four lives of very powerful beings that construct the very world that exists. The power struggle isn't just one for superiority, its for life. For death. Who said the good guys always win? Co-Written with PhantomSongbird

Evie Embers is no ordinary fae. From the moment she was born, whispers of her dual heritage were carried through the realm. All she ever wanted was to find a place she belonged - truly belonged, without her every move being monitored and her status questioned. Her journey is one of vengeance and rebellion; but will it lead to acceptance, or will retribution come to claim for her sins?