Just when Scott thought that things could not possibly get any worse, it actually does.  After failing to save his friend from death, the world is now on the brink of war with someone out there to assassinate him and steal his dragon and every time he tries to mollify the situation his efforts always backfire because of his recklessness. He was already tipping the scales of the peace in Immortalis that many Dragoneers have risked their lives for and he has barely stepped into the only Society of Dragoneers. Should he even pursue the respectable title owning a Dragon? He was already the kind his Kingdom did not want and is probably now the kind his Kingdom will never need. Could things still possibly get any worse? Scott would no longer be surprised if it will.

Scott Pengadorn was the laughing stock in the Society of Dragoneers. If he thought his name was bad enough, his Dragon was the cherry on top. He might as well be the first reject ever in the only Society of Dragoneers but that won’t stop him from being one; the Dragoneer his kingdom doesn’t want, but the kind his kingdom needs. Testimonials: “…Straight from the word go I knew this was going to be really good, you’ve taken the idea of dragons and truly made it your own! Incredible” –CharlotteNFraser, Wattpad Author “…I loved this a lot! The ideas you have, combined with the description you use really helps to build an image for the reader. For me personally the balance of description and dialogue is perfect, and the story flows really nicely!” –Dementorskissed, Wattpad Reader “Your writing is very descriptive and filled with imagery. The concept is engaging too. Can’t wait to read more!” –Next_JK_Rowling, Wattpad Author Updated every Mondays.

Seventeen-year-old Gavin Hillstone is resigned to being miserable for the rest of his life. Left alone in the world after his parents died in a fire when he was four, he was placed in foster care, which for him meant ending up in an abusive home with an alcoholic adoptive father. Gavin’s only escape is in taking and creating images. His camera is his refuge from the unending torture and isolation of daily life in his “family.” Until he learns by accident that he isn’t alone in the world after all. His father’s parents are still alive and living in Washington DC. When he takes the plunge and travels 3,000 miles to find his grandparents, he learns that they—and he—are part of something much bigger, and more dangerous, than he could ever have imagined. Something that has always put his family at risk and that will now threaten his own life, while forever changing it. He learns that he is one of the last descendants of a small group of Photo Travelers—people who can travel through time and space through images. But his initial excitement turns to fear, when he soon discovers that he and his grandparents are being pursued by the fierce remnants of a radical European Photo Traveler cult, the Peace Hunters. What Gavin has, they want! His adventure will take him to past eras, like The Great Depression and the Salem Witch Trials. Gavin will have to discover who he really is and must make choices that spell the difference between life and death for himself, for the relatives he now knows and loves, and for the girl he will come to love. For Gavin, life will never be the same.

Wayward: Fetching Tales from a Year on the Road is a hilarious and heartfelt ride around the world, wherein the author eats dog, obsesses about chewing gum, gets stranded on an island, does dirty things, reveres rock n roll and muses about everything from death to Star Trek to the President Obama to jail time. Now available on Wattpad, Wayward has been a surprise hit at both iTunes and Amazon, reaching #1 on both retailers' travel charts. It chronicles a year in the life of the author, who lived in 12 countries over 12 months, one month at a time. It's kind of funny, kind of sad and kind of weird. Forbes describes the book: "Wayward isn’t strictly a travelogue or a guide by any means. The book reads like a diary, with chapters dedicated to everything from watching Obama’s inauguration in an Argentinian bar, to viewing a dubbed version of the newest Star Trek film in France and trying to understand the plot despite not speaking French, to remembering the ecstasy and pain of his first love just before breaking up with his then-boyfriend in Berlin, to eating dog in Vietnam, to his experience working with Patti Smith in New York. Gates’ lively, conversational writing style bring all the disparate pieces together for an engaging, enjoyable read."

"Muirgheal has been a part of a prophecy as old as time itself. When Chaos, one of the first primordial beings, ruled Midgard. One of his children was the most vile of creatures. She was beautiful to all who laid eyes upon her but her very presence was deadly to those who dare come into her presence. They would succumb to her darkness," Odin gazed into the fire burning before him. "She was banished by Zeus at the end of the Great War when he claimed the throne of the Gods as his own. She was to be cast away into Tartarus like the treacherous Titans before her, but even the Gods fall victim to beauty. Zeus could not do to her what he did to the Titans so he exiled her to Hades realm and allowed her to inhabit a human form, a vessel, for a short time every 10,000 years so there could still be a balance of Peace and Chaos. There is even rumors that she gave birth to the Aether." © 2014 by @RheyaBellatrix (formerly @theofficialfreakshow). All rights reserved. (Disclaimer: I do not own any characters from the Marvel franchise only Muirgheal Radha.)

She was chosen to be the Iron Defender. She was chosen to be in a team who controls the future of humanity. He was chosen to fight alongside her in a war that no ordinary human could possibly win. The conclusion of the "Iron Defender" trilogy.

"Her name is Hela," he replied, watching the infant lose interest in the shield and move onto something else. Hela looked up at the mention of her name and the same grin came across her face. The smile reminded the Avengers of Loki, it was clearly obvious. The child seemed more innocent, but she was clearly his daughter. It didn't take a genius to know what they were about to do. The Avengers were about to have their hands full. Loki's only daughter was taken from him when she was just a baby. Her father was a criminal and unfit to care for her, and her mother was dead, so Odin ordered Hela to be sent to Midgard. Thor automatically calls up S.H.I.E.L.D. and soon Hela is being sent there to be raised by the Avengers. How will the young girl turn out being raised by superheroes, and more importantly, how will Earth's Mightiest Heroes fair against Loki's daughter?