Stephanie Armstrong lost everything and everyone she knew when she was just fifteen. Two years later she's pursuing her past alone on the road, but it's been far too long with far too little to show for it. Time has worn her down, and trouble seems to follow her wherever she settles down. Out of leads, she hopes to recuperate in the small town of Quinn, Massachusetts. Being an outsider in a white picket fence town proves to be more difficult than she'd expected, until she finds friends in tough-love Kirsten and ever-quiet Daniel. But when the secrets she's been carrying forever come back to bite her, she has to figure out whether it is really possible to live the life she longs for with such a twisted past.

Yearbook, yearbook, tell them all: who's fairest of Thornfield Hall. When seventeen year old Nina Reynolds transfers to Thornfield Hall, she's immediately hated by the queen bee of the school, Katharina. With Nina's snow white skin, blood red lips and ebony black hair, Katharina sees her as competition for the only things that matters to her: being the most beautiful of the school. She wants to ruin Nina, especially when Katharina's boyfriend, Alex, starts to like Nina, and does everything to make that happen. But with the help of the seven weirdos of the school, Nina hopes she will be able to survive Katharina's wrath and win over Alex' heart.

This book is now available on Amazon and unfortunately they won't allow me to put it up elsewhere for free, not even the unedited draft. Sorry! The Vikings! Aelswyn had heard about them, all the tales of their barbaric behaviour, the rapes and pillages, the massacres, the burnt villages. But she never thought they would dare to attack her father's stronghold. And that they would succeed...

Alice Cunningham thinks she's inherited her Great Aunt's vacuum cleaner shop, instead she is sucked into a magical community and finds herself with some strange companions: a love-struck elf, a wisecracking thief and a mysterious woman in the body of a tiger. Soon she meets the seductive titan-turned-pop star Alexie Ambrose, who seems to take a sudden interest in her. Alice must navigate the dangerous politics of his court and learn what motivates him without getting entangled in his spell, or worse.

Adeline carries a great secret, but she must also contend with the daily struggles of life as the princess of the kingdom of Jemevira. She is both the daughter of a king and the daughter of a barbarian, and she cannot help but rail against the court and her father's rule. How can she keep her mother's secret alive in spite of everything?

"*Completed*"I froze the first boy I ever kissed. And I don't mean he got cold feet..." Megan is pretty unhappy when she's forced to move to a tiny, freezing town in Canada. It's going to be totally boring, right? Things heat up when she discovers that she possesses a growing power that's becoming more and more difficult to control. Not only that, but the power has attracted some interesting people. A smouldering young man who claims to be her rescuer, and his icy but attractive enemy. They're both claiming to be the good guy, so who exactly is she supposed to trust? Megan finds herself embroiled in an ancient battle between two kingdoms, slowly discovering an identity she never knew she had. Cover designed by Marie Tilmant

Feeling like a freak was something Isabella had felt all her life. Her mother had abandoned her when she was just a baby, and left her with nothing, but unexplained powers. She had no one, but her father. That is until her eighteenth birthday, when suddenly she is faced with the wrath of the gods and a prophecy could mean her death.

Life had never been easy, but I had never wanted it to be. Changing my looks, my attitude, the way I walked, it was invigorating; it was something I couldn't live without. My personality changed, my lifestyle changed, but that was all part of the job. What I never expected was being thrown in blind, with no clue as to who my enemies were, who my friends were, and worse, who to trust. ***Cover by Eyekandi***

As far as dads go, Grace hadn't exactly lucked out. Blake Travis is a narcissistic rock star who has his sights set on making a comeback but he can't do it without his daughter's help. Thanks to a mountain of debt that her socialite mother accumulated, Grace reluctantly agrees with Blake's plan and works on proving to the whole world that her father, who hadn't been around for most of her life, was actually a real peach. Unfortunately, being on tour means singing on tour and Grace is a little out of practice. When the surly drummer in her father's band tries to get her to leave, will Grace stick around long enough to find her voice? And can a girl who doesn't know what it's like to have a father convince the world that her Dad is #1?

Sometimes you read a fairy tale and, as much as you love it, you have to admit that there are some things that just don't make sense. A Little More Logical: The Frog Prince is an attempt to answer some of the questions that invariably go through your mind when you hear this story. Why is the prince a frog? Why does the princess agree to marry someone who used to be a frog? Why would the prince wanted to marry someone described as selfish and vain regardless of whether or not he's a frog? And what really caused the frog to change, kissing or getting thrown against a wall or beheaded? (Those last two actually are variants of the original tale.)