The light had finally won against the dark. Peace was restored, or so she thought. Rey struggles against justice and an illusion of it. Can she possibly choose the right side? Or will her feelings get in the way? Lol I would tell you but then you wouldn't read my book. (I don't own Star Wars, this is a fanfic. If ya don't like it, don't read it.)

Exile of the Clave picks up immediately following the events of Prince of the Courts and follows Sera as she desperately searches for answers across the globe. Rayce struggles with the burden on his shoulders and the weight of his new memories as his Morgenstern legacy threatens to consume him in a spiral of madness. Alec, Jace and Magnus must find a way to hold together a shattered Clave as they run from their enemies while Clary works to unravel the oldest secrets of the Shadowhunters before it's too late... Amazing cover and chapter art created by @shadowhunters-inspire-me on Tumblr, or @sebastard.morgenstern on Instagram -- Follow her for more amazing Shadowhunter edits! (Update - May 23/17: Please note that Prince of the Courts, Exile of the Clave, and Blood of the Hunt were written after the release of Lady Midnight, but before Lord of Shadows.)

Mila is a sweet, kind girl who sees the good in everything and everyone. Caleb, on the other hand, is a cold-hearted guy whose heart was broken by a girl who he thought loved him the same way. He now forms the belief that there is no such thing as goodness or love. Mila is given a proposal by her friends to save this cold-hearted man and show him the goodness in people. Will Caleb learn that there are still good people in this world and true love does exist? Or will Mila learn that not everyone has goodness in their hearts as she thought? Two complete opposites. 1 love story.

“Love is a psychological and physiological phenomenon, made of synapses and hormones, endorphins and dopamine receptors, pheromones, experiences, commonalities, mutual attraction. Not the muscle of the heart. Inexact metaphor. Designed for poetry, not accuracy.” First person, present tense story told from Sherlock's point of view. Written in early 2011, prior to series 2.