Twelve demigods were chosen to survive. One of them was never meant to be forgotten. Zoe has lived her whole life among demigods-fighting, training, and trying to prove her worth in a world built on ancient power and broken prophecy. Drafted into a war she barely understands, she and her closest friends must face a growing threat: an army of monsters, a traitor with ties to Olympus, and a destiny none of them are ready for. But as shadows rise and allies fall, Zoe begins to uncover memories that were never hers... and the haunting sense that someone else should have stood in her place. With the fate of both Earth and Olympus hanging in the balance, Zoe must navigate a fractured world of gods, loyalty, and forgotten truths to protect the only family she's ever known. The Twelve Demigods is a character-driven fantasy filled with emotional battles, mythic stakes, found family, and the quiet power of choosing your own path-no matter what fate has written.

Until now, magic has been elemental-fire and lightning, ice and sound. But some power is not wielded. It is spoken. Light of the Broken Tongue draws back the veil on the Fey Kingdom, the living language of Syvareth, and the girl whose birth may change the balance of the world. Through Lumiriel, truths long buried begin to surface-about lost voices, fractured histories, and the price of silence. What became of the four fey who escaped captivity-and what will happen when their stories are finally heard? As the stars shift overhead, the dragons of the Luminous Grove emerge from centuries of isolation. Bound to fate and guided by constellations older than kingdoms, they watch, they wait, and they know more than they are willing to say-especially Altairix, a star dragon whose path is written across the night sky. But far beneath stone and soil, something ancient stirs. An old hunger. A buried evil that remembers the world before peace. If it rises, the fragile alliance between humans, dragons, and fey may shatter completely... or be forged into something stronger than it has ever been. Because there is no force more unifying than a threat that could destroy them all.

The war is over-but the battle for peace has just begun. Lightning dragon Zavarielis Voltren has fought for her people's future, but now the fate of dragons and humans rests on a fragile political gamble. In the human capital, a Regency vote will decide the kingdom's next ruler-and whether peace will hold or burn. At her side is Esoti Thornecairn, a human fire mage whose strength-and something more-stirs beneath the surface. The bond between them blazes brighter than ever, yet new power comes with new dangers. Not all dragons welcome him among them... and not all humans are willing to see dragons in their council halls. When political rivals turn to assassins and ancient enemies stir beneath the earth, Zavi and Esoti must walk separate paths to secure an alliance that could change the realm forever. She will face the dragon hordes, he will face truths that could alter everything they thought they knew-and together they must face the firestorm that threatens to destroy everything they've fought for. But in a court where every smile hides a blade, even love may not be enough to save them. ~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~ Crowned in Flame and Storm is the second book in the Scentmarked series. This is not a standalone story-readers should begin with Scentless Sovarielle to fully experience the characters, relationships, and events leading into this sequel. For readers who enjoy exploring the world beyond the page, The Scentmarked Archive, includes an interactive map, lore, and additional worldbuilding tied to this story. You can find the link to the archive and map in my bio.

SPOILERS AHEAD PLEASE READ A DRAGON'S VIEW BEFORE THIS BOOK!! With the fall of the dragon riders, it seems like all is lost. The alive dragons with and without riders from the battle are rounded up and put in an arena. A fighting arena for dragons to fight each other for the entertainment of many. The conditions are bad, however, one dragon has it worse compared to the rest. Thirak. Thirak used to be Mark's dragon. But after the final battle, Thirak was kicked aside for a better dragon - one who had been whispering evil into Mark's mind and corrupting him. Thirak now must face the difficulties of being riderless and face the battles in the arena - filled with dragons who hate him due to his rider and what he did. However, Thirak is slowly facing his problems head on and ramming them with his horns. Thirak now must find a way to free the dragon, make him for what he did and try and reinstate good dragon riders. But first, he must fight in the arena and face Mark in his cell - both equally deadly. ****************** Book two in Rising Dragons ( the first book is A Dragon's View). Told from a dragon's point of view; the title was suggested by _ChrissieGoesRawr. Cover made by Modernmoongoddess. TRIGGER WARNING: Abuse will be mentioned throughout this book - it may not be a realistic portrayal either; torture; purposefully maiming another; serious disability (not a realistic portrayal either)

Something is not quite right with the Rider of Legend. Something is terribly wrong. Yet when Akira refuses to admit this she faces the danger of becoming her own worst enemy and losing everything she ever worked for. This time, the stakes are higher than ever before. This time it's not just a battle to save the Lands but a battle that will decide the Rider of Legend's ultimate fate. A fate, that no one may have seen coming or even dreamed possible. It all comes down to this.

500 years in the future, out of the ashes of her ancestor, a new black dragon has risen. Once again the Rider of Legend is called on upon to help and defeat this evil. Yet when her enemy comes up with the ultimate weapon she finds that even she, may not be able to stop what is about to happen. This time, riders from both the past and the future must unite and join the Rider of Legend in a battle more intense than ever before. Yet what none of them have foreseen is that things have been set into motion, things that will change everything. Nothing will ever be the same again. The beginning of the end starts here.

A lawless city controlled by teenaged hoverboard crews, a bad boy addicted to strawberry milk and a group of misfits who band together to conquer an area formally known as unconquerable. These are just a few of the discombobulating situations Sahara faces when she's accidentally transported to a world not her own. While this shy teenager would rather curl up with a book, she finds herself with no choice but to lead a hoverboarding crew of her own and aim for the top. Failure is not an option. That is if she ever wants to find a way to return home.

The Falcons are ready to go, and they want it all. Sahara finds herself with more than she bargained for when her crew's bluff calls on the unwanted attention of boarders throughout the city - inlcuding the Omegas. As secrets are revealed and new paths are discovered, Sahara can't help but remember Terrell's constant warning: Don't trust anyone. But does that include him?

Before Sahara there's another story to tell. It's the story of a city that was plummeted into chaos. The origin of the crews, of the creed, and most of all, the beginnings of the most powerful crew of all - the Phantoms and their Omega.

A new crew is rising in Regona. With it comes two choices, pledge allegiance or face devastation. Noctorious isn't here to play by any of the rules, they're here to win. Old powers fall but one crew remains untouched - the Falcons. As accusing eyes turn to the Phantom omega, questions arise. What exactly is Noctorious' goal? And what is Terrell's involvement? A new challenge is here, and Sahara finds the pillar she always looked up to is either under attack or not the person she thought. This time, it might be her turn to step in and help the Phantom.