Nelly Black has a bright future ahead of her. She is extremely talented in playing the piano and the violin. Every person who has heard her play falls in love with the music she creates. Nelly is going to go far with her career in music and everyone knows it. That's why it's shocking when Nelly learns that she is sick. That's why it's devastating when Nelly finds out that she is going to die.

Everything at Ouran High School changes when the Hidori triplets come to town. Their family is messed up, and everyone knows it. The triplets, from oldest to youngest, are Taro, Tomo, and Tani. They are shy, despite their punk clothing, and keep to themselves, afraid of the world they have grown up in. The three have never been seperated, as they have a derperate need to protect each other. They are so close, in fact, that they feel each other's pain, whether physical or emotional. For so long, they have been each other's heroes. But now, moving to live with their cruel and abusive father after the death of their mother, they need someone else to save them all. What happens when the Host Club finds out about these triplets life outside of school? Will they become the heroes the triplets need? Or will they be too late? **I do not own Ouran High School Host Club, it's characters, plot, or content. ***Trigger Warnings: physical/sexul abuse, suicidal thought/actions

When Violet is kicked out of her home by her abusive father, she was relieved although worried about where she would stay. As it turns out, she didn't have to worry about that for very long. She is kidnapped, taken away from everything she has ever known only to be thrown into a world of vampires, creatures she only believed existed in her books. She is only sure of one thing; life will never be the same again. Highest ranking - #1 in Vampire (First 20 chapters can be read for free, but the rest have been taken down as Broken Wings is now available to buy on Amazon. The sequel can be found on my profile in its entirety). Copyright © 2015-2016 by DaniOgier All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher.