Nora is devastated when her foster dad dies of a heart attack. She is truly alone in the world now, she moved from foster home to foster home so often that she never even bothered to make friends. After the funeral, Nora makes up her mind to move to a brand new city in hopes of starting over and creating a new life for herself, maybe even make a friend or two. But someone is always watching, even when you think you're alone. After only a week in her new apartment Nora is kidnapped as she heads home from the late shift at Starbucks. The masked men are violent as they toss her into a van and jab a needle in her arm. When Nora finally comes too she realizes that her body is tightly strapped to a gurney, she is still blindfolded and there is a growing pain in her side that burns with a sickening concentration. One of her kidnappers unexpectedly releases her and leaves her in the care of the nearest hospital. There is no sign of the two men after that night, but she can't shake the feeling that they are watching. With the aid of a friendly doctor, Nora travels down a path to discover exactly what happened to her that night. But as she gets deeper into her search she discovers that the doctor may not be so friendly after all.

This book is mainly going to be my thoughts of Skyrim, on characters, landscapes, quests and just general life in Skyrim. I've played over 400 hours of Skyrim, and have discovered some dark things. So I'm deciding to share them with you. There will be spoilers, I have warned you. Talos be with you.

Rania Stacey is a runaway mutant. She's gotten expelled from high school in Grade 10 and runs because of her mutant power. The mysterious X-Men find her and bring her back to the mansion but will she be able to find a team and fit in? And what about the government declaring war on them? Will she fight side by side with her fellow mutants or will she fade away for personal safety?

The Civil War in Skyrim ended 7 years ago. The Stormcloaks beat the Imperial Army fair and square ... Well, with a little help from the Dovahkiin. But now there is a new problem rising. The cities of Skyrim are turning poor as merchants stop coming, stopping the trade between them. Can Vivian - the Dragonborn - find out what is happening? This problem added to everything else, including possible romance and fights to the death, means that the Dovahkiin has a very hectic and unique life! Where do her loyalties lie? Any nice comments or constructive criticism appreciated!!