The House of Diversity. A boarding school for a variety of different species Xeria finds herself at when "home" is no longer an option. Most of the students are there because they're either running away from something, or running to something, but for Xeria she's there because she's looking to find something. Fortunately her best friend, and fellow mermaid Misty is transferred with her and they enter this new world together. Neither of them have ever been so completely mixed up with other species before, and to be honest, Xeria finds it quite refreshing since she only ever spent time with her own kind, dragons. However the school that was promised to be a safe place, is not as safe as it would seem. As the dramatic lives of the teens at Diversity unfold, so do horrific challenges. As Xeria meets new people and finds the friends that will change her life, she also meets enemies that are sure to try and hurt them. Xeria and her newfound friends will form an unbreakable bond, but will it be strong enough to withstand the battles the mysterious school throws at them?

The Guardians are alerted by Pitch's second return in a kingdom called Arendelle. The kingdom, already under Pitch's rule, has a queen - who has already been corrupted by Pitch's darkness - named Elsa. The power of the two combined are too much for the Guardians and they come to the conclusion that the only antidote to the problem is sending Jack back in time to find a single moment in the whole of Elsa's life where the entire course of events leading to the present can be changed so that the future of the Earth and all the people in it may be saved.

This is how the story begins, a story about one single woman who ditched her full-time corporate job that was turning her into a zombie, and who ditched the expectations of her conservative Indian parents to find a nice boy and get married, all so she could move to Paris for six months to write her next book (the next book is for the Year of the Chick series, and the first published book along with some of the second are posted here on Wattpad: ( http://www.wattpad.com/user/romimoondi ). This is, in fact, the story of someone who has not only never been to Paris before, but who's never even been to Europe before! That person is me, and here, twice a week, in this serialized memoir with a chick-lit kind of feel, I'll let you in on all my adventures, experiences, highs and lows.

Born with a passion for the water and a remarkable talent for swimming, it's no wonder that Rayne Bennett spends more time in the pool than she does on land. But when family secrets become unearthed and lies are uprooted, Rayne realizes that her passion for the water goes farther back than she could have ever imagined. When Rayne finds herself moving back to her quiet birthplace of Shady Cove, things start to unravel even faster. What really happened to her mother, who had (supposedly) been killed thirteen years ago? Why does Rayne feel such an intimate connection with the ocean? The answers, as she will soon find out, come at a cost so great that her life-as well as the lives of those she loves-is in grave danger. Though she doesn't know it, Rayne is the key to unlocking the mysteries that dwell just beneath the ocean's surface. She is the answer to the secrets of the deep. [ adventure #5, fantasy #6 ]

Eira was born into a world of magic, but she herself has none of her own. In caring for the heirs to the throne and facing the eminent collapse of her beloved kingdom, she will find that there is much more to her than the lack of magic. When an evil unlike any seen before threatens to destroy the very balance of the world, the secrets of a dark history reveals itself. With her newfound allies and the destiny of all the kingdoms in the war stricken land of Adyraon resting upon her shoulders, she must discover what it means to hold the power of the Void.

My grandmother told me a story once, of a fearless hero that would turn everything around. He would come from the utopian city of Eden to save the innocent, and we could walk outside without fearing the dark. I used to cling to the legend like a life preserver in an ocean of grey, searching for that speck of beautiful blue. That was until she was murdered in the crossfire between two feuding gangs. I soon forgot about the fairytale she told me, trying to fend for myself in the streets. It wasn’t until much later that I remembered that story. The night I attempted a one-woman rebellion and changed my fate forever.