Elizabeth discovers her fiancé plans to murder her shortly after the wedding night when she visits his office unexpectedly. She disguises herself and goes back to gather evidence. Discovered she runs in an attempt to stay alive. Cornered she jumps off a cliff into the sea as a ship sits in the distance. She climbs aboard and does her best to hide. Quickly she learns that the ship isn't a typical merchant ship but that of pirates. When she is discovered she keeps up her pretense of her fake gender. She learns who she is and that everyone is not who or what they seem. Her life is shadowed by one mini adventure after another. She makes friends and enemies. One enemy unknowingly exposes her secret to the captain and threatens to destroy her hard won freedom and her life. As the threat draws closer she is sent to a convent, "for her protection", with a new identity and a new backstory as the defiant daughter, Rachel, the unwilling intended to the estranged Talbot Alexander James. Her supposed intended Sir Talbot Alexander James parents, Sir Liam James and Lady Emmaline, wrote saying they intended to visit due to the rumors. Again she had to hide. This time in seldom used part of the convent. Suddenly Sir Talbot Alexander James shows up unexpected and his old governess makes it impossible to hide or flee.

Two sisters. Both with a gift which can harm. These sister are hiding from something that can't be undone

She waited for him in the silence. Hoping one day he will make her hear.

Max Athol is a normal person by standards, that is, until he comes home to find his wife in a coma and a note on the bench that says we know you have it, give it to us or you’ll be next”. After many days the doctors say that his wife is too old to operate on and they have to turn off her life support. On the way back from her funeral, Max is kidnapped and held in the dark while someone tells him that he has 145 days to find "it". Not knowing what it is he continues on an adventure that will risk his life.

If a friend told you out of the blue that she's actually an immortal who's seeking revenge for her murdered daughter, would you believe her? And if you do believe her, what if one day someone else claims that your friend actually got her immortality for murdering her only daughter? Who would you believe? These questions plague the minds of Lena, Victor, Helen, Lucas, and Louis about their friend Eve. Does her strange demeanor hold the clues to the truth? But what if they got it all wrong, and she was telling the truth? But if the enemy was right...what could Eve want from them? Who will they trust? Who is telling the truth? Will they make the right decision? Will they make the right choice, before being fooled by the shadows of the truth?

In a futuristic world, men are superior. Women are only there to populate. Meet Uri, a young boy quickly approaching his 13th birthday, which is a huge celebration of his becoming a man, but he's not sure if being a man is all its cracked up to be. Meet Carrie-Anne, a 12 year old girl. Her mother has always told her to stay quiet and agree with what the Superior have said, no matter what. She will be a woman soon, which means it will be her turn to help populate. Her mother has always come back shaken from the Room, and she is scared. Uri and Carrie-Anne shouldn't meet. They can't, they're from two different worlds, but fate has been known to change. And that's exactly what happens.