Dogs can be adorable and hilarious. These are "letters" about what dogs experience. And it is most certainly not annoying if you comment on every chapter. I love feedback! :) * This is a work of fiction. Dogs did not actually write these.

Eight empresses, eight empires, one connected world, and the thirst for power and structure. Book 1 in the Empress of Pangaea Series. . . . In a world where Pangaea, the supercontinent that never separated, thrives under the rule of queens and empresses, power defines every life. The system consists of eight great empires, each ruled by an empress. Within their realms are warriors, councils, servants, and harems filled with male concubines who serve their rulers. Above them all stands the Queen Council of Pangaea, formed after the Second Pangaea War five hundred years ago to maintain peace and prosperity among the empires. To be an empress in Pangaea is to play a dangerous game of power, loss, and victory. The newest empress emerging in the world of Pangaea is Rehema Eze. After the death of her mother, Rehema Eze officially becomes the new empress of the African Lands and is thrown into the world of power, politics, adventure, magic, mystery, love, and betrayal as she finds out what the costs of being an empress is. As she strives to honor her family's legacy and protect her people, she faces treachery within her own council and unexpected love within her harem, while building allies and enemies in the system of Pangaea. In Pangaea, every alliance has a price and every crown carries its burden. MATURE Story: Serious and Sensitive Themes/Topics, Strong Language, Sexual Content, and Graphic Violence. (18 +)

He slowly backs up until his back is against the wall like my own, "You're..my neighbor?" He points to my door and I nod my head quickly. He hums softly, "You been here a while?" He asks and I nod my head once again. He chuckles, "Ya head hurt?" I nod again but stop as he laughs softly, "I-I mean.. no.. it doesn't." My cheeks burn red as I look at my shoes, "I-It doesn't hurt.." I repeat like a dummy and listen to him clear his throat, "So do you actually live there or was it bull?" He nods to my door and I play with my fingers, "Yeah.. I do.." I feel his eyes watch me and I quickly stop. "You live with your boyfriend or do you like sweatshirts that reach your knees?" He teased, making a giggle slip past my lips. I look away to the floor again, "I-I like big shirts... a lot." I mumble softly and he nods his head, "Hol' up." He puts his box down before walking over to one of the grey bins. I nosily watch as he pulls out a big grey sweatshirt, "Here." He holds it out for me to take and I stare at him with wide eyes, "F-For me?" I hesitantly grab the soft fabric as he chuckles, "Nah for ya mom." I puff my cheeks a little and give him a small glare, "Hush." He leans back against the wall and shakes his head, "It's cold out. You should put it on." ____________________________ She was a shy girl from the city with no spine and a list of problems so long that it could touch the floor and roll off her shoes. Though troublesome, she never truly minded because despite her fears, she was a smart little thing and worked around it. But like many of us, it kept her trapped in a tight little box. The fear of pain, insecurities, and endless thoughts held her back from the life she dreamt of. Until she met him. He was everything she could pray for and more. Tall, dark, handsome, intelligent, and caring. Perhaps she could peek out her little box.. just this once? __________ PLEASE STOP COPY PASTING MY BOOK!!!! THEIF!!! #1 in Daddy (1/1/2021) #1 in Black Romance (5/15/21)

Amara is a young warrior witch who finds herself in a foreign country known as Joseon after unfortunate circumstances seperate her from her mother. Unable to return to her village she must make Joseon her new home. She gets entangled in royal politics and is caught between friends, how will her journey end?

Naomi Ranger is a regular girl at her school, or at least that's what she likes to think of herself as. Antisocial, wears over-sized hoodies and sweatpants so it's not that hard to blend in. She doesn't take anything from anybody. She doesn't mess with love either. Until the new student in her class catches her eye. Yes, he might be the finest most charming guy she's met, but to protect her heart, she won't fall for the charisma of Dylan Lee. Dylan Lee is heart-stopping fine. Even though his background seems cliche- coming from a rich, well- off family with amazing looks, everything isn't always picture perfect like everyone assumes. He has secrets. And its never been a problem hiding them. He doesn't take no for an answer and has a cocky personality. But when he sees a beautiful brown goddess hiding under a hood in the back of his new class, it'll be hard to keep those secrets for long.

Isalinah never wanted to be someone important. She never wanted to spotlight or the weight of responsibility that came with high office. As second child of the Doeshar of the House Odimah she believed she had escaped that fate. However fate is rarely kind and always gets its way. Massillon Marasar, Doeshar of the House Marasarah is looking for a consort and is determined to mate the best female he can find. She must be of excellent breeding, the direct blood descendant of a Doshar of equal rank to his own House and with great intellect to match. This tall order leave the field rather narrow but Massillon is determined to have his way and he is not above a little white lie to get his way either.

Cliché /klēˈSHā/ a very predictable or unoriginal thing or person. Cliches. They're everywhere. Hated by everyone. But no one hates them more than Pandora Joyner. She grew up reading those horrible bad boy/good girl cliché ridden books and, boy, was she tired of them. She had despised the thought that she could ever be basic and predictable. Since then, she had tried her absolute best to avoid those kinds of situations. Little did she know that literally the most predictable thing would basically be dropped on her doorstep. Kane Castro was the name and being the new bad boy/player two houses down was his game. Him and his stupid cliché tendencies came and caused her foundation she had worked so many years on come crashing down right in front of her. Oh how Pandora loathed clichés. #1 Diverse 1/20/19 #9 Interracial 4/6/19

Decha is a genius high-ranking general, called back to Austell from The Outside by the council. Theodore Chen, the director of the Crime Affairs Agency requests for Decha to do some local investigation on the recent threats targeting Austell's most prestigious University, Grandell. The job is easier said than done. Decha has to go to Grandell undercover as a student again, investigate a great number of students and pick out suspicious behavior. The problem is that Grandell has few students from the opposing Sector, the Brackets. Sector B is full of people who are of the lower class. They work as much overtime as possible to make ends meet. Decha's mission entails that Sector B residents are most likely responsible for the threats directed at Grandell. While trying to solve the mystery under the radar, he gets involved with a Bracketer woman who oddly refuses to leave his side. Decha will have to uncover hidden truths. He may even go through a journey of self-discovery and have a deep understanding of how the Sector's flawed system truly works.

"My compliments to the chef." ~~~ Twenty-six year-old Kahlia Obisani is the youngest chef to have won the title of Food Doyen in the nation's toughest televised cooking competition. Overseen and judged by the biggest names in the culinary industry around the world, Kahlia became a national sensation when she won the title at the tender age of twenty. With her instant success and prize money, she set up her restaurant, a Michelin star establishment with her leading the helm as head chef. Her winning dish, now her signature dish, is the best selling item on the menu; a sweet dessert with root vegetables as the base ingredients. Thirty year-old Dorian Bankfurth is what most restauranteurs would consider the toughest food critic in the cooking scene. He's built and destroyed restaurants with a single review, putting multitudes of establishments on the map and driving even more into bankruptcy and closed doors. He's cold, judgemental, and cynical, but above all things he's fair. He gives reviews as honestly as he can, and has no problem giving credit where it's due. When his friends take him to award winning Obisani restaurant for his birthday, he's faced with a dish he never thought he'd encounter in his life; a dessert made from root vegetables. The kicker? Dorian hates sweet things. The moment he finally meets the chef behind the meal, both their worlds are rocked in a shocking contrast of sweet and sour. Kahlia's sweet disposition and Dorian's cold glare clash, sparking tension and whispers in those around them. Still, despite his abrasive attitude, Kahlia keeps smiling, infecting the man with a sweetness he hadn't known he was missing, and opening his palate to a whole new world he quickly became addicted to. When life gives you lemons, you make lemonade. Could he accept the one ingredient his recipe was missing?