•bones as frail as lavender stems, skin as pale as daisies• ••• "Here." I said, then his eyes met mine and he turned as red as the roses, "Thirteen-forty-three." "What?" "For the roses." "Oh." He handed me a twenty and I gave him his change, not really speaking as we were both unsure of what to say and in a second he looked back up at me, holding a gaze for longer than most people did, opening his mouth to speak. "You have, um." he said, pointing to his eyes and I knew what he was going to say. The deep purple bags that hung under my eyes were no secret and many people would make comments on the amount of sleep I got. "Yeah, it's the CF, it causes-" but he cut me off. "You have pretty eyes."

[Book Four] Jessica has to deal with the pressures of being a teenager along with the pressures associated with being a follower of the Dark Lord. How is one girl expected to balance mythical powers, the darkest wizard of all time, and worst of all, boys?

[Book Three] It's Jessica's fourth year at Hogwarts. Hogwarts is hosting the Triwizard Tournament, but that's lot the only danger Jessica will be in.

[Book Two] Jessica is back off to Hogwarts for her second year. More challenges are thrown at her and her friends as Sirius Black escapes from Azkaban putting Harry and Severus both on high alert. As if that's not enough excitement for the year, it seems as though the Chamber of Secrets has been opened once again.

Jessica Wallwirt has lived with her mother for the past 11 years until one day her mother snaps and sends her to live with her father, none other than the cruel potions master himself - Severus Snape. Jessica finds herself at Hogwarts surrounded by new friends. Her power is growing every day. Growing up in the Muggle world hasn't stunted her power at all. She excels at everything in life it would seem (except maybe Herboloy). Along with her new friends come new adventures for them all to share such as trying to unravel the mystery behind who is trying to steal the Sorcerer's stone. But is that the only mystery at Hogwarts or is more going on?

At Hogwarts, there is a boy that everyone knows of. A boy with a heart of ice, hair like snowflakes, piercing gray eyes and perfume that smells exactly like winter. And winter just so happens to be Y/N's favorite season.

***BOOK THREE TO THE PIPER'S SONG SERIES*** After two long years of remorse and loneliness, 17 year old Anne Beastly has found herself back in Neverland, forced to be confronted with her new feelings for Pan. Shortly succumbing to them, Anne welcomes this new life with open arms. She's living young forever with the boy she used to hate. Except there's a new gang of lost boys, and some with cruel intentions in mind. Not only that, the darkness from the shadow keeper's curse has sought refuge in Neverland's dark jungle, an ugly old past that still lingers, sustained as far as the eye can see -- but haunts Anne in her sleep, pulling her into a darker part of herself, and soon, the Beastly girl becomes the mirror image of who Pan used to be. "She would be haunted with dreams of her older brother leading her to wherever Pan was hiding, a hopeful look in his eyes and a smile on his face, except...they would never get to his hiding places. For two years, Anne had to pretend Pan's loss never affected her. It felt like an endless suppression. She was a bird with clipped wings, until now."

***SEQUEL TO THE PIPER'S SONG*** Pan's different. Since killing the shadow man, he's gained his powers. He has a new army, and this time, it's not Henry's heart that he wants but the love and affection from his lost girl, Anna. Her destiny means everything to him and he's going to make sure it's fulfilled even if it means withholding her memories. Not only that but the souls of everyone on the island are at risk of being taken and the price to save them all may just be too much to pay... "That night I felt something different for the first time...I saw something in you, Peter, a way out--you don't have to do things like this, you were already winning me over before you altered everything, before you became so dark..." She paused once more, clinging her hardest to the hope that Peter felt something from her words. Beginning to fondle her heart, Pan appeared as though he were contemplating all that she had said. "You're right..." he suddenly replied. Anne's breath fell from her lips with relief. Pan then approached her, intimately gazing into her eyes. "I don't have to do things like this..." his gaze then suddenly darkened into sheer coldness and ice, alerting chills to race down Anne's back. "I want to." With that, he shoved his hand into her chest. (Completed)

What if I told you Felix had a younger sister named Anne? And what if I told you that after Felix left to become a lost boy, Anne found a box filled of all Neverland secrets? What if finally--when Pan plays his special song, Anne follows it to go find her brother? Pan doesn't approve of girls but can he resist taking Anne away to Neverland after he finds out shes the sister to one of his excellent lost boys? At war with Henry's saviors...Pan might just need another soldier...but what happens when love stands in the way of it all? And there's a reason why Pan doesn't approve of lost girls... "Tell me..." Pan started sliding his hand down Anne's arm. She shoved his hand away. "Tell you what--" "Did you feel it--" "I felt nothing--" "--how much I wanted you? How much I wanted everything you could possibly offer--never had I been more attracted--" "I don't care!" Anne spat. "Oh but of course you do! Because you wanted me too...only for a moment but you wanted me." [This story is also on Quotev as well under the name Peter Pan's storyteller] (Completed w/a sequel)