currently undergoing heavy edits and rewrites; read at your own risk

WARNING: UNDERGOING SOME SERIOUS (no pun intended) EDITING "Talking to yourself is one of the first signs of madness, you know." Hearing him say that yet again made her roll her eyes which only made that smirk on his face turn from that to a grin, "Ah yes, the first of the day!" Sirius Black was a lot of things -- he was rebellious and intimidating, but also quite witty and funny (or so he'd like to think), he caused more trouble than he would have cared to admit but ironically enough, was clever enough to get by. Not that he would need it. He was a lot of things, but he had everything within arm's reach. Arianna Riddle was a lot of things herself -- a lot to the point that she ended up attracting unwanted attention from a certain group of troublemakers.

After building a relationship back home in District 2, they both volunteer for the chance of winning The Hunger Games. They have their ups and downs, and both lash out at each other. But no one can doubt how much love they have for each other. But times change. Clove experiences things which change who she is. She has this inner demon inside of her which can strike at any point in time. Is the games really changing who she is? Cato notices that his beloved friend is changing, at there is nothing he can really do to save his partner. Will he be able to sort her out? Or will the games change who she is forever? In this book, the games are completely changed so I can have a little more fun with Clove's alter ego :D

Cynara lives in a world nothing like our own, she lives in a mythical world only us mortals can dream about. She was a hunter, she was able to live in the woods, which no other mortal could. She was in control of the forest. She could manipulate it. She was a Utatist. It was something only certain people could do, but in all 17 years of her life, she had never met anyone like her. At the age of 11, Cynara was broken and beaten by her parents. So she made a decision to escape to the sanctuary of the woods, a place which felt like home. She had lived for 6 years, undisturbed and peaceful. But when hunting, she stumbles along a trap, just a simple rope trap. She never set it herself. There were other people out there. Another tribe. She was taken in custody, and now a whole new life awaits her. Cynara is magically drawn towards a boy, who is fierce but is trying to protect her. Can the new tribe she finds lead her to destruction, something which she could never too? Will it change who she is? Will she be able to fight against the Capital who is killing all of the Utatist's, who are apparently a threat to the Capital?