Ember Harridan's life is complicated. Not only does she have to double as an ordinary high school student and a superheroine extraordinaire, she has to contend with tough moral issues, her feelings for a guy who she knows she can't like, and an annoying younger brother who may be out to kill her. After the latest mission goes horribly wrong and a tragedy strikes her family, she ends up facing all three of the aforementioned issues at once. Does she triumph? You'll have to find out.

Superwoman has left Earth and after a fierce battle she recuperates in the sun. When she returns, she is as powerful as a God. How will this God deal with a whole new world? One with beings from other planets and magical dragons that grant wishes. (I do not own any of the characters except my Oc's, this is purely a work of fiction.) (Futa Main Character)

What if Clarke Kent, a.k.a Kal-El had a twin sister named Zor-El that got sucked into a worm hole sending her into another universe. She is then found by Jenna Sommers who takes her under her wing and names her Clara Sommers. Years pass and Clara is 16 struggling with her powers and to keep them hidden, except for the fact that her adoptive mother knows. They then have to move to Mystic Falls to take care of Elena Gilbert and Jeremy Gilbert who knows nothing about Clara Sommers.

Out of work and despondent actress Amy Harper, who played a superhero on TV accidentally becomes the real thing. But the thrill of gaining superhuman powers from a mysterious gold wristband and a belt quickly fades as a warrior, part of an elite unit of Galactic Mighty Protectors, comes to reclaim the pieces and destroy Earth. It's up to Amy to draw on her acting skills and superhuman powers to save humanity... that is, if the powers themselves don't kill her first. Originally optioned for TV by a major Network, now an episodic superheroine fantasy/adventure book with new chapters arriving weekly! Copyright 2017 by Eric Tozzi This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents are either the product of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments, events, agencies, or locales is entirely coincidental.