In the dystopian world of Adepto a Vita, society is divided into three classes based on their 'gift'. The Elites: the most powerful-rich, strong, and have powerful gifts. The Middlings: middle class, still pretty well off, have general gifts-not too shabby. And then you have the Unmentionables. Poor, dirty people of the streets-weak and ridiculed. If you're an Unmentionable, you are guaranteed a short and difficult life. Elixir is an Unmentionable. She is poorest of the poor-even other Unmentionables look down upon her. But by complete accident, Elixir discovers that she indeed has powers. Extreme ones. Immediately thrust into a whirlwind of competition, Elixir must fight to find her place in society, and her identity itself. 'Reader's that loved The Hunger Games series will absolutely adore The Cup of Life!' 'An intense, interesting read that will keep it's readers on their toes,'

"It's like there's a brick wall in my heart. If I let my guard down-even for just a second, then that wall will collapse, and everything I've bottled up over the years will come flooding out and drown me. If I start crying now, then I don't know if I'll ever stop." -excerpt from The Final Hour When Eadu got back from the Amazon's, she hoped that the worst would be over. She was wrong. When her country is right, Eadu must struggle with love, loss, pain, and a boatload of other things. In this exciting finale, Eadu will have to dig deep and find the strength to fight for her freedom, and her life. *Final book in the Risen Trilogy Counterpart to the Shadow Throne

Lynx is a orphaned girl living at the House For Misplaced Girls. She knows exactly what to do, and where to go until she is picked up by some Snatchers, and sold to a rich man with a evil plan. The King and Queens son is ready to be married, and is asking for noble men's daughters to be presented to him. Along with two other orphaned girls, Lynx is trained to be a princess. Only one girl will succeed. The others will die. *counterpart to the False Prince-a book by Jennifer Nielsen. UNDER EDITING!!!

Everybody knows her true identity as the Queen Eadu. The people of Faiyria are thrilled. Others are less thrilled. Particularly the Amazons-a group of people hired four years ago to murder Eadu. They're furious that she's still alive, and will do anything to finish her off. Facing destruction, Eadu faces two options. To give up her country, or give up her life. Second book in the Risen Trilogy Counterpart to the Runaway King