What happens when a scientist has a change of heart? When someone regrets the lives they've taken and the pain they've caused in the name of medical advancement? Dr. Cooms, close to 10 years after leaving behind the horrors of Kronos Laboratories, opens her English manor as another laboratory. This time it's her own, and she's going to keep it that way. But how can she continuing experimenting with Shifters and not fall back into the person she once was? Find out in Domus, an among wolves story

What if the last words of the love of your life were written, but unread?

A streetrat. A prince. A genie. Nadia is an eighteen-year-old orphan with a knack for getting into trouble and a hunger for freedom-something she believes can be best obtained by riches and success. Damien is a twenty-year-old prince in love with the idea of destiny but sick of hearing about the sultan he is destined to become once he marries a complete stranger. Sove is a three hundred-year-old criminal who is paying off his sentence with eternal service to whoever possesses his magic lamp. Never in three hundred years did he expect to find true love. In this story, an interesting twist it put upon the classic Aladdin, and three people are forced to make some life-changing decisions that will not only effect themselves, but those around them. So stick around! Hold on tight to your hats and other loose-flying objects and join Nadia, Damien, and Sove on their adventure: Of The Lamp.

Eighteen year-old Ivy Rhodes finds herself desperate for a cure almost a year after a sledding accident rendered her blind and alone at a boarding school for "Special Youth," aka the disabled. When a team of state-of-the-art doctors approach her with a treatment plan that promises restored sight, Ivy immediately agrees to test a concept under development, something the doctors call Reality. The section of Reality designated for the blind is called Virtual Reality, and uses technology that can create a live image of Ivy's surroundings, but in order to participate in the Virtual Reality's trial-run, Ivy must also agree to volunteer herself toward an even larger product, Alternate Reality, that developers say could ultimately help anyone overcome any deficiency imagineable by monitoring participants bodies, senses, and mind as they progress through a surreal, dream-like simulation. Once inside, Ivy meets Elliott Hastings, a handsome, motivated young man who is another disabled participant who claims to know the real, horrifying truth behind these 'Realities'. Though at first thrilled and more than willing to exchange her time and a few tests for being able to see again, Ivy realizes there is a lot that the doctors aren't telling her. Together, Elliott and Ivy set out to uncover the truth of these 'Realities,' and along the way learn how to trust their hearts over their senses, and are forced to make a decision between love and life. "Life isn't about what you can see, it's about what you feel, what moves you and motivates you, what destroys you and rips you apart and builds you up again. You don't have to see to stop and smell the roses, but you do need to be headed somewhere in order to stop to smell them."

Fifteen-year-old Christina Coleman is just like any other teen in New York city. Except she lives in the sewers. And she's a mutant. Used to her life of solitude she's conflicted when Cody shows up, offering to teach her how to control her powers along with a few other misfits. She joins his group and does her best to be a hero. They make many friends and grow close along the way, but a warning about a traitor may tear them apart. AUTHOR'S NOTE: Look y'all, I wrote this when I was like, 15, okay? If you're reading this currently, do not judge my writing skills based on this story lol. I'm actually in the process of re-writing this story, and *maybe* I'll do a side by side comparison of the two one day *maybe*, but please do not judge me by this story XD I just couldn't bear to delete it because it's literally one of the only things I've ever had people comment on, sooo... yeah. Anyway, thanks, go read something else of mine that actually is somewhat decent