When Prince Adelo was a small child, his world discovered the existence of fairies. Living in a realm of technology and science, there was no way to understand where the fairies first came from or why they chose to appear on a small street in a housing district far away from the city. If Adelo was only needed to reaffirm the loyalty of his father's head general, then he would have been allowed to wed his girlfriend, Lady Gwen. But a prince from the generation that discovered the realm of fairies? He is more important as a fairy prince than a general's future son-in-law. Are the fairies out to destroy all of humanity? Adelo must find out by spying on his new fairy wife, a fairy who looks different from the rest and is shunned by her own family. As their two worlds collide, Adelo and Calla's relationship and trust will be tested to see if their story ends in happily ever after. THIS STORY IS CO-AUTHORED. My partner is @AshDav12, we worked on this story in a delayed NanoWrimo last year. She also created the cover and character sketches. PLEASE go check out her Lemon's and Citrus book! I'm one of her editors/readers for the upcoming second novel and it's DARLING.

Ava is afraid of a lot of things. She refuses to go to school (homeschooled and proud, my friends). And she doesn't need any new friends, the one she has is fine- if only her friend would shut up about her new boyfriend. What Ava needs is a job. Some pocket money and a way to spend the summer out of the house. And things are looking up for Ava! She gets a job at a cute lemonade corner cafe called Lemons and Citrus, and she finally finishes a song for once. But then that song goes viral. Ava doesn't know how to deal with her newfound fame, her new friends, and her cute coworker Carter. This summer just started but it might just be a total train wreck! UPDATES EVERY FRIDAY ❤️

"You know that feeling of Deja Vu? Where you feel like you've done this before, maybe a hundred times over. That one moment you think you've seen something behind a corner or out of the corner of your eye. You get the feeling you're being watched but you turn around and no one's there? All those stories about heroes and a great evil where good conquers. Who's to say they're not real?" "What's your point?" Lily folded her arms. "Who's to say you're not just crazy?" "Maybe I am, but I could be right. My point is, we've done this before. I know we have." "That's impossible." Lily's pale green eyes almost glowed. "For something like that to happen, you'd have to be able to turn back time."

Ever since Kurtis Schubert's father died in war while Kurtis was 6, he wanted to be the princess's bodyguard. He was strong enough, witty enough, and certainly had the manners when he was in a good mood. He blamed the royal family, (particularly the king, Henry Elliot Astor) for the death of his beloved father and thought of no better way to strike back than to kill the only heir and precious hope of the kingdom. He joined a crew of assassins, accepted only by his cunning and ruthlessness. At age 14, only 2 years older than the princess, he became the youngest trainee at the academy. The other boys wanted the title, the money, and a shot at the beautiful princess. He wanted revenge. And so began the long competition of a lifetime they would prove once and for all who was the best among the school boys. *** Princess Christabel Melita Astor had long since lived a life of tragedy. At age 4 her mother was murdered by an assassin who snuck into the castle, attempting to murder the king, his son, and the young princess as well to end the royal line. Put under much careful protection, she was drawn away from the carefree comfort of the summer castle, her village friends, and her own wing in the castle for hide and seek with her cousins. Guards were checked and doubled as her education and protection became the only thing her father cared about. When she reached 12 years of age, the king issued a proclamation after a second attempted murder on her. She was to have a bodyguard to watch over her night and day. A NEW bodyguard, closer to her age. Christabel hopes to learn of the outside world that she had been forced to leave behind and maybe even a friend that she could confide in. This is a CHALLENGE book from my friends, who insist that I can't write a romance novel without killing anyone. To that I say: characters who start off the book dead DO NOT count. Enjoy!