Blaze is a Phoenix. She and her fellow Ethers live in a hidden haven far in the Sahara desert, beyond the reach of civilization. But when the world begins to overpopulate, humans start to settle the desert. On the verge of being discovered, Mythcom must act quickly or risk being wiped out forever.

Melody was good at one thing: Singing. And that was about it. She didn't like singing alone though, you couldn't pay her a million dollars to do that. But she'd sing in the choir. Some way or another, Reed Anderson produced a video of Melody singing, and he wasn't going to give it up easy. And she would do anything to get it back. Cover by: @JaneConquestBackup

Some more poetry by me. This stuff is sad, though.

Just a little poem-thing

Claire and her 20 classmates are living a normal life until one day. A day that would tear her from her family for a year or more. On this day, all of the seventh-graders in America are but on trains and shipped off to an underground facility that belongs to Dow chemical company, where they are to begin a revolution: separating male and female. The seventh graders must work together to build a brick wall between the male and female districts. Only when the works is done can they return home. Will Claire and her classmates survive the build all while struggling the separation?

The year is 1728 B.C. and the New Babylonian Empire is emerging. 18 year old Fala has recently graduated from school and is a professional scribe. However, not many people trust the female scribe, for she is a woman and woman are not supposed to be educated. She is one of the very few female scribes in the empire and business is slow; until one day a strange customer orders a strange message to be written for him. This message contains information that Fala should not know and soon she is placed in the center of government secret that threatens her and her family's lives'. In addition, men in the village take notice of her and begin to question her business with the mysterious customer. Can Fala survive the pressure, or will she break??? AUTHORS NOTE: this book will be written in English, but please note that at the time another language was most likely used. Some vocabulary and references may be historically inaccurate, too. READ ON

You hear thousands of stories of people turing into mermaids, meeting a prince, and living happily ever after. But what about when you turn into a dolphin? Brooke was an excellent swimmer; she swam in lakes, oceans, pools. She swam competitively and for fun. As a little kid, she was that little girl at the pool who screamed and cried when it was time to go. She loved seafood and fishing. Sometimes she could catch small trout with her hands in the creek behind her house. Her friends call her "water creature". But what if she really was...

Swimmers will understand

AUTHOR'S NOTE: I mostly write books about fantasy and swimming, so I decided to try something different. Something involving matters of the heart. Thank You ________________________ Cassie was rather typical. She though boys were gross in elementary and predicted that she always would. But then came middle school and everything changed. She saw boys in a new light. Can Cassie survive middle school drama?