Ella Foster wasn't a villain, but she certainly wasn't a hero. (e. foster | book three) (tw | season four and five) (cover by amanda)

Ella Foster wasn't human, and she certainly refused to be a pawn. But there was still a lot for a girl like her to learn. (e. foster | book two) (tw | season three) (cover by amanda)

Ella Foster wasn't one to believe in the supernatural. Little did she know that her unbecoming was a long time coming. (e. foster | book one) (tw | season two) (cover by amanda)

"I like to come out here when I feel heavy with a conflict in my life" "floating through the water like that, giving up control and letting the waves control where you go, has a way of calming you." "It feels like you're letting the sea take your troubles from you for a little while, like you become a piece of seaweed, floating along without a care in the world. It feels like you're letting out a breath you've been holding inside of you, and opening up the bottle in your soul. It has a way of making you feel... weightless" [Teen Wolf S1] {Book 1 in the Weightless series} cover by the apple of my eye @-noctuaries [COMPLETED] "not that bad" - a reader

[completed writing and editing] book 1 He was Solis, and she was Luna, and she hated that name. [Season 3A and 3B] I don't own Teen Wolf. All credit goes to Jeff Davis. © voidash. All Rights Reserved. Cover © voidash

For Carson Bradley, Stiles Stilinski, and Scott McCall, they were used to having a Plan B. This time, however, they were merely pawns in a far more deadly game. (season 3, book 3) (no longer updating)

As the lines between good and evil were blurred and new, unlikely alliances were formed, there were very few things keeping Carson Bradley sane. But sometimes, even sanity was not enough to win a war when there was already so much blood raining down. (season 2, book 2)

Somewhere amidst bloodthirsty werewolves and vengeful hunters, Carson Bradley did the one thing she thought she never would: she fell for her best friend. (season 1, book 1)