Cops & Robbers. It's a game that every child plays, but what happens when three childhood friends grow up and decide to live it?

Natalie doesn't believe in soul mates, ancient bonding rituals or fate - despite what Jari claims - and she certainly doesn't believe she will love him or any other idiot that destiny throws at her. But Natalie's dreams tell another story. She can't escape her fate, she must find her Irin, only then will she unleash the Eyes of Night.

Facing the most powerful man in the Lands armed with nothing but a sword and the hope that she could prevail, was not the direction Akira saw her life going in. After witnessing her family's death she had stayed away from it all, living in hiding. Yet when she discovers that her dragon is a Dragon of Legend and together they are to challenge Haiden, the ruler of the dark Lands, her life plummets into chaos. Taken in by the Academy, where young dragon riders are trained to fight, she must rise up and prove herself worthy of the name of the 'Rider of Legend'. Yet as Akira finds out, fighting for an almost hopeless cause when no one believes in you, is not easy. With all odds stacked against them, Akira and her dragon must fight for their own lives as well as try to fulfill all expectations and free the Lands from a tyrant's rule once and for all.

Melborne Brass had been kind enough to publish a book of interviews regaurding the Flayre and Leyf families and here you are, reading it. Silver Leyf gets her magic from the moon, a rock that revolves around the earth, disapears occationally, and reflects the suns light, so she's not so great at magic. But her fiance, Finian Flayre is. The problem is, Finian isn't the same boy she learned to love (notice that I didn't say 'fell in love with' 'cause that's different) when she was thirteen. Literally. When it comes to silvers notice that he is NOT who she thinks he is, she decides she needs to find the REAL Fin and expose this man as a fraud, a pretender to the throne of Atlantis. The ancient magic will take care of the rest. But how does she do that when around every corner, there's someone who hates her for being the wife of a man who destroys life for fun? Disguises. Duh. The only magic she can ALWAYS count on is her glammer magic. When she meets up with a gang of rebels, she sees her way in.

Hikaru Takenaka just turned 18. He has a crappy job at The Nest, a seedy gay bar full of perverts, a small dingy appartment in a falling down building and an Inncu-being messing with his tail. Surprise! Turns out Hikaru's parents were really weird...even for foxes, his adoptive parents are secret keeping bastards, and he's in for a change of employment. They can't pay him enough to live through this crap....can they?