***SAMPLE FIRST THREE CHAPTERS*** It is an age of slavery, of ignorance, torture, and racism--yet within the darkness there is still great humanity. The vast Denigoth Empire has reached a time of relative peace. A conflict wages within its boarders nonetheless between the Nemesai, a religious order who brutally punish sin and enforce theocratic law, and a sixteen-year-old genius sorcerer named Cassian Asango. This book was first shared here on Wattpad and then published on October 17, 2018 via Amazon for Kindle readers. No Kindle? Go to www.dragontoothpress.com for information on how to get a physical hardcover/paperback or other copy of this book. OR buy it via the Kindle app and read it on your smart phone.

The Offering only happens once every hundred years, but when it does, two people are brought together for partnership, bound by a vow that is stronger than marriage, and forced to kill others for the pride of their country. Brielle couldn't get over the fact that she met Talin. In addition to being one of this year's defender for The Offering, Talin was cunning, strong, and beautiful. Talin, unfortunately, also wants her dead.

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They used to say the world would end while no one was watching. What they didn't say was that the world would end while I was taking the damn SAT. Rated Mature for a shit-ton of cursing.

A prequel to the novel "The Specialties Project". Add to your library and subscribe for future updates! Even Samantha Gregor's mother expects that Sam is about to be arrested when a police officer shows up at the door. What not even Sam could have predicted was the letter that he delivered instead, an invitation to join in the beta testing of a new government program. It has to be a mistake of some kind, because Sam is not the type of student that is frequently invited to interact with programs. The government, yeah, if she slips up and gets caught in something, but not special programs. But Sam soon finds that she is very wrong when a simple letter becomes one of the most complicated problems she has ever faced. How can she survive being a part of the very first Counterparts Program?

Cassandra Gilligan is having the worst Counterparts Day of all time: Her CP, the person meant to mentor her through the horribleness that is adolescence, is missing. Instead of getting a file and a field trip to go visit her CP, Cassie is handcuffed and dragged away by a woman in black. The test that each twelve-year-old takes is supposed to pair them with someone who can help them grow, but something else happened when Cassie took hers. The people who grabbed Cassie know something about her that even she doesn't, and she isn't about to let it stay that way.

Once a year, the freshman class of Lincoln High reads the play Romeo and Juliet, and becomes "Verona High, where Shakespearian plays go to die". The kids split into two factions and compete; either you're a Montague or a Capulet. Amélie isn't in the best mood when she's named a Capulet and her best friend winds up in Montague, but it's only a game... Then things start getting a bit out of hand.

All Kate wanted was to get a bit of extra money for college. She signed up for a medical trial, not to get shoved into a stranger's body! And now Blaire, the girl she's trapped inside, is convinced it's all because of a bunch of demons. What she knows for sure is she needs to get out of Blaire's mind and back where she belongs, even if it means fighting ghosts and ghouls to get her skin back.