Katrina Carmelo was a normal teenage girl until the night she was changed. She joins a new coven and lives with her new family, a household of werewolves, vampires and much more. When she discovers a prophecy she realizes she has a new mission in life, to save the Queen of the Underworld. But when an ex-girlfriend and a evil sister returns to the family everything falls into chaos. Can Katrina save herself and the ones she loves?

The war between the Bonded dragons and the wild dragons is not going well. The wilds are growing more and more adventurous, banding together and attacking towns and cities under the protection of the Compounds and their Riders. More and more Bonded dragons are dying, and more and more young dragons are being hatched to train more Riders. Radran and his dragon Ly-ver-sek are trainees in Darturin Compound, but they are forced to flee when wilds attack the Compound and destroy it. While on the run from a dangerous enemy that wants them both killed, they must find answers to secrets they didn't know they had.

(Trailer Included) Life was so simple for teenager Nora Dubhe, but her curiosity becomes spiked once a secret comes uncoiled about her father's past. After all these years of living in a small town, could she be living under a pile of lies woven by her own overprotective father? She decides to find out the truth and embark on a mission to solve the mystery of her father's respected name, but finds trouble along the way in many forms. Upon meeting young Brenan Yultz she begins to experience an emotion that she is not accustomed to. Coping with death, love, and failure are all foreign to young Dubhe, but she must learn the skills in order to keep herself alive for the sake of her entire nation-state. Will she understand her father's past, or will he remain a mystery? What is Brenan's secret past? Why does everyone want her and her father dead? All these answers must be found for the sake of Nora's own sanity.

A Greek mythology story, that takes a twist on what you normally here. Hades is always viewed as a bad guy. What if Persephone actually loved him too? This is written as a screen play.

A witch hunt.