Born a slave, made an heiress, Annabelle must battle a society unwilling to accept her and a love that threatens to ruin her in order to keep her freedom. ***** Born a slave, Annabelle soon finds that fate has other plans when she's purchased by a man named Elijah Finley, who not only rescues her from an abusive master, but also gives her her freedom. However, her new life comes at the cost of another: Elijah has made Annabelle the heiress to his estate, in spite of having a son. So Henry Finley, unwilling to accept his father's will, is determined to regain his rightful fortune at any cost -- even if that means seducing his father's former slave... Content and/or Trigger Warning: This story contains some racist and sexist language that reflects the historical time period when it's set. [[word count: 80,000-90,000 words]]

WARNING! Please be advised that this is not a bedtime story about sparkly fairies and pink unicorns. This book may contain graphic descriptions of poisoned apples and witches' ovens. It is not appropriate for supernatural beings under the age of 377 (excluding vampires and werewolves). DISCLAIMER: Wicked Witches Inc. and Evil Stepmother Enterprises are not responsible for any maiming, mass murder or permanent insanity resulting from the reading of this book.

{London 1795} Katherine Ayim is resold illegally after running away from her master. Her new owner is known for his benevolent nature and approachable character. But, the middle class business man is overly protective of his investment. How good can a man be if he buys a slave? Or will be able to let go of the girl with the sunset eyes?

The story follows the main character Elizabeth Bennet as she deals with issues of manners, upbringing, morality, education, and marriage in the society of the landed gentry of early 19th-century England. Elizabeth is the second of five daughters of a country gentleman living near the fictional town of Meryton in Hertfordshire, near London.

As a black woman in New York, Celia feels as though she's constantly fighting white men who never see her. But then she comes across one who does. One who not only sees her, but who cares about her opinion--and is a person who doesn't watch her as though she's about to fall apart, which begins to convince her that she might fall together again after all. Besides: who else but the awkward Englishman would make sure the chicken she had in her suitcase was looked after when she accidentally switched them? *In this version, Celia replaces Jacob (Yes, I love him too.) *Also not a romance. At least not intentionally. *Coming sequel kind of is though. Couldn't help myself apparently.

Being interrogated by the Ministry was only one incident of many that would give Celia cause to wonder if she truly wanted to put Newt through a relationship with her, when she's divided from him in so many ways. She never doubts her own love for Newt, or that he loves her, but she wonders if their love is worth the looks they sometimes receive in public, and the hoops they sometimes jump through to spare each other further disdain. But even with these uncertainties, life carries on, with midnight summons to gather farradins, bringing orphaned creatures to the grocery store in baby carriers, and trips to countries Celia had never before heard the name of. Besides, they have bigger things to worry about: the trench virus is under further investigation since more Muggles have been infected, and Celia is expecting a child of their own. *light romance *action comparable to previous stories (Sequel to Fantastic Hearts and When to Trust Them)

From when you met to when you said good bye. A short series of stories about a shy reader and her love with Charles.

"You have no right to talk about her like that, you hear? No right." "Newt, she never never existed." - Newt wakes up in a holding cell in MACUSA headquarters, no idea why he's there. The people there only tell him one thing: the girl he keeps mentioning and asking to see never existed. - Sequel to Evanescent || Newt Scamander x Reader - Highest Rank: #5 in Fantastic Beasts - Note: Story was written only after the first movie came out, so events and personalities that take place in any other movies are/were unknown to the author. Take this story at face value after seeing only the first movie.

As the title says-100 ways to destroy or murder the more annoying book on Earth. P.S. This is just for fun so no offense to the author or anyone who is in love with this book.