In a quiet forest, where shadows stretch long and the wind whispers secrets through the trees, a man named Elias navigates a life of solitude. That is, until he rescues a woman no bigger than his thumb from the jaws of death. Together, they navigate a delicate companionship across an impossible scale, learning trust, courage, and the quiet power of compassion. In the warmth of his cabin and the hush of the forest, the woman discovers that even the smallest among us can find safety, hope, and a place to belong. Ek A tender tale of unexpected bonds, whispered fears, and the courage it takes to trust.

My name is Adrianna Livingston. In twenty-six days I'm turning eighteen, and my jerk of an uncle's going to kick me out of the house. I need to find a place to live fast, and desperation is what causes me to do something I never thought I'd do in my wildest dreams. In a world where humans are ruled by giants, I have no choice but to ask the giant who rules our human district to get me a place to stay. It takes every last ounce of courage to approach Jerome. He's huge...intimidating, and...yeah. More than a little good looking, if I'm being honest. I can barely look him in the face without feeling like I'm going to puke. I'm not sure what I'm expecting him to say. Laugh in my face, maybe. Tell me no. Or maybe actually help and get me a place to live. But never in a million years did I expect him to take an interest in me. Make an effort to get to know me. Or, most shocking of all...ask me to come and live with him. **This story is more fluff/relationship based but if you are looking for a g/t story with plot and adventure feel free to read my other story, Encroaching Fires, that takes place in the same universe. The events in Tiny Sparks take place a year before Encroaching Fires.***

Story Description: Liora is a lone fairy drawn to a human she was never meant to notice. Towering, quiet, and unknowingly captivating, he wanders the meadow with a sketchbook in hand-while she risks life and wing just to glimpse him each day. To him, she's invisible. To her, he's everything. A story of quiet obsession, near-disasters, and the impossible ache of loving someone who exists in a world far too big for you.

THE SANCTUARY [G/T] Cold, starving, and out of options, would you take a stranger's hand and be delivered to a spotless desert commune that promises food, sobriety, and salvation. They call it The Sanctuary. They worship Orrin: an impossible, thirty-foot being who rises from stone like the sun made flesh. He's a God. In halls without clocks and gardens cut into obedient spirals, the unworthy disappear and the faithful smile on cue. To survive, you must master devotion as performance. The survival of characters in The Sanctuary

Sequel to Changing Tides... Carrie never meant for the sand bridge to find her. One minute, she was trapped in a life she didn't choose. The next, she was in another world-small enough to fit in a giant's palm. Finn is nothing like the man she left behind. Warm where Lyle was cold. Steady where Lyle was cruel. But hands big enough to hold her safe are also big enough to shatter the life she's just begun. In a land where the sea swallows bridges and mountains hide secrets, danger can rise from anywhere. And when it does, Carrie and Finn will be pushed to their limits, testing the bond they've built.

Sixteen-year-old Jayda Willow doesn't live on Earth. She's an orphan, living with a foster family on a distant planet named Endaria populated and ruled by giants that humans escaped to after Earth's resources were depleted. In a desperate attempt to join her mother in the detention center, Jayda burns down her foster family's house, and is brought before the overseeing giant of their human township, Marcelo Aricci, who's only a little bit older than Jayda herself. Marcelo decides to take Jayda as his own instead of sending her to the detention center-a fact that she initially resents, until she uncovers the truth behind his motives. Marcelo is part of a progressive movement that advocates for a more integrated community between humans and giants. Soon Jayda is drawn into his world and assisting him on secret missions to the capital in an attempt to start a revolution-and find her mom again, who may have been taken to the seventh moon, El Arayra. Through it all, her feelings for Marcelo grow into something Jayda never dreamed was possible, and she's forced to admit that everything she once believed about giants was wrong. Updates on Wednesdays and Saturdays!

Lila doesn't remember the evacuations from earth. Like the rest of humanity's survivors, she was born on Terranull. Only, she's never felt at home. How could she when everything was massively out of scale, the planet shared with the fearsome Terra - 70 foot tall beings that towered over them like giants from some ancient myth. So when she meets Ryker online, she's thrilled to find someone who shares her passion for the old world, even swallowing her anxiety to meet up for a blind date. After all, how bad could it really go? But as Lila's date turns out to be far more than she bargained for, she'll have to ask herself the question: can first impressions really be trusted? ©All Rights Reserved #1 giants #2 planets #1 sizedifference #1 gianttiny

My name is Brandy Williams, and I thought I was landing the dream assignment of a lifetime, supporting my favorite superhero. You know, the charming, media-trained one with perfect hair, a signature smile, and a social media following bigger than numerous countries... combined. But there's been a mix-up. A massive one. Instead, I've been assigned to The Beast, the world's most feared and powerful superhero. A literal giant who can grow to the size of a skyscraper and crush steel with his pinky. I was pretty sure I wouldn't survive the week. But under all that muscle and power... he's kind of...sweet. Thoughtful. Protective. And maybe-just maybe- flirting with me? No, he's probably just being friendly. I need to get a grip, stay professional, and keep my heart in check. But that's getting harder by the day. My name is Brandy Williams, and I'm beginning to feel something I probably shouldn't...

Willow Pearl is a borrower who has lost everyone around her due to unfortunate circumstances. Just as she thinks that death has come knocking on her door, she gets offered a new start instead. A new size and a new city. She is sure she can handle the change, but what happens when love steps into the picture? Will the 25 year old be able to face her deep-rooted fears? Old lessons won't be useless, as not everyone can be trusted. Willow learns that the hard way while she tries to figure out what happened during the three days that are missing from her memory. And more importantly, who was the stranger who led her into this new world? [Book cover drawn by me]

Scary stories of a place called a city are whispered throughout the tribes of the forest. Rumours of great grey forts with monstrous towers, sprawling walls... a place crawling with the monsters everyone so fears. Humans. --- Despite a slightly concerning size difference, Lyn and Lucius are the best of friends that share one common goal: find Lyn's family. A sudden twist in their lives thrusts the two of them into the sprawl of the human city, and achieving that goal suddenly seems impossible. When Lyn and Lucius cross paths with two strange girls, their priorities are tested. These strangers seem to be able to answer Lyn's biggest question: where does she come from? But a pressing problem must be resolved before they can show her. Who is Aspen, and why are these people so desperate to find him? --- This is the continuation to my other story called The Winged. It isn't a direct continuation, but I would recommend reading the other story first to avoid confusion. If you can suffer through it, you can find it on Search or by looking on my account :) Apologies for the incredible time it took me to write this crap. Hopefully you enjoy 🥲