This is just a short story about how far a mother would go for her baby ... A mother who gives up one of the dearest things to a human for the sake of her child ... A mother who's only hope was to see her son the most successful person in the world ... And a son who never realized that till it was too late

Deanna had lost her home, her mother's hospital bills were mounting, and now she was out of money. Her mother signed her up as a Mail Order Bride as a solution. Colin broke his engagement with a lecherous woman who was unfaithful and only wanted his money and his status as Governor to propel her up in society. He was done with women like that. When he saw the ad for a Mail Order Bride he signed up.

Fifteen year old Jacob Wright was not happy about moving to a new town. While exploring in the forest in near his new house one day, he discovers a tower hidden in the trees. A tower inhabited by a girl. Soon he is caught up in a twisted scheme involving magic and mystery. This book will have you rethinking everything you know about fairytales.

This is a short story for children that I wrote for a christmas contest

Des isn't your ordinary girl. She has accidents and messes up a lot. Then, something happens that begins to explain it all. She meets a new kid and finds out that she is very different. She's not mortal. She's not other worldly. She's stuck in-between. She is a half-bood, a demigod, and a danger to both worlds. "Being a demigod is one of the worst things ever!" Says Matthew. "Being a half-blood means you have a lot of family to live up to." Says Hamilton. "It means always being on guard...and never knowing who you can trust." Says Kayla. "Being me, is being me." Says Anna. But trouble is brewing. A prophesy is made and half-bloods have to prove their worth in one of the hardest ways ever. Can Des do it? Is she a powerful half-blood? Or is she just pretending? (This story takes place 20 years after the Titan War and about...18-19ish years after The Rise Of Gaea. Also, there may be spoilers, so read with care!)

Princess Daniella is a spoiled brat. She lives the high life in Breay while the poor people suffer. She does not care for anyone in the world. Rosette Roland, on the other hand, loves her family dearly. She has worked hard and tried to make enough money to support them all since her father died. When fate takes a turn and pulls these two opposites together, can they learn to shelve their pride, be kind to others, and take the lead? Can they save all that they know and love? Or will it all crumble to dust before their eyes?