Just a bunch of problems in life.

Dipperflight isn't okay. His relationships are toxic, and his entirety is aching. It's like crows pecking at your heart... they peck and peck and you just want to run away. Dipperflight's stuck though-- stuck with a terrible love in a Clan that doesn't understand how much he's hurting. He can't just run away. He'd be leaving behind family, friends, memories, morals, loyalties.... But the crows... Oh, the crows.... A story about relationships, loyalties, and love. LGBT+ characters, including the main character. Warning for abuse, darker themes, blood/gore

My name is Cassandra. I'm 14 years old. My best friend calls me Cassie. And yeah, just so you know, my best friend is a ghost. |#1 in Adventure from August 2016 to November 2016|

[COMPLETED] When down on her luck, Abby Redding lands a position as the personal assistant for wealthy businessman Alex Carter, her first assignment is to fix up his new cabin in a remote town. Things don't go as planned when an unsolved murder and a haunted cabin leave Abby Redding fighting for her life. Is her handsome boss hiding secrets? Or is there something more sinister afoot?

Thora is an orphaned Viking girl, to be blunt. When she was only seven, her village was burned to the ground and her parents were both killed. Carrying only a fur cloak and a gemstone necklace that she managed to salvage from the wreckage, she travelled on. Alone. Four years later, she formed an unlikely bond with a dragon; a dragon that's dark as the night itself with bright blue eyes that shine like the moon on the sea. Nightstar, she named her friend. Little did the young Thora know just how special her dragon was. Now, at twenty years old, Thora has been living with her dragon as a nomad, learning the secrets of the world around her, yet still finding her past shrouded in mystery. She doesn't expect anything to change. She'll just travel the world with her beloved dragon and keep doing what she's always been doing. Being alone. After a chance encounter with a village of new people, and a man with a dragon just like hers, her life changes forever. Berk accepts her swiftly, excited to have another Night Fury around, but Thora isn't so sure. She's a loner, how is she supposed to fit in here? With the threat of a dragon conquerer on the horizon, Thora knows that she'll have to choose where her allegiance lies. With herself, or with Berk? Book One in the Fury Saga