As I was reading The Selection series, I was thinking to myself, why is the king so discriminating toward the castes? It annoyed me so much that I decided to write a The Selection book where King Clarkson is actually nice! He won't hate America or any other girl because of her low caste. He will, however, not like oth...
After Ben's coronation, Mal, Carlos, Evie, and Jay set it off! But you didn't think that was the end of the story? Did you? Now the new king, Ben thinks since they can help villains turn good, then why not other villains? Legend has it that long ago, the most infamous villains were imprisoned on the Isle of The Lost...
So I just got done reading the book, Red Queen, and I just fell in love with the story, so I thought I would write my own version of this phenomenal book! Mare Barrow, is a red blood, and she is betrothed to Maven, the youngest son of the sliver blood King Tiberias. The only reason Mare, or Mareena Titanos, is betroth...
When it comes time for Felix's Selection, he is not sure what to expect. His parents found true love, but he is not sure if that will work for him. What if he doesn't even like any of the Selected? Olivia Mersey is a Seven. At the utmost bottom of the food chain, there is a slim to none chance that she will be Selecte...
Phynex is a really hot guy that becomes a tribute with the weakling (me).
America Singer has to make the biggest decision of her life. Who does she love? Prince Maxon, the charming and sweet prince or Aspen, the guard who first had her heart. The outside world continues to influence her journey to find love. From rebels to a life-threatening illness spreading across Illéa, America's time is...
I loved the heir and cried when it was over and then when I read the crown I was disappointed. Here's what I wished happened. (Hint it's a KEADLYN fanfic )
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