One year. Probably. That's how long it's been, right? Sang Sorenson doesn't know. She's lost track of how long it's been since her parents sold her. No matter how long she's been there, Sang knows her time is running out. She knows what happens to the other angels who are trapped in the facility. She knows it's almost her turn to die a horrible death. And then nine new faces join the staff.

Cover credits go to GabrielsTrouble. Gabriel Coleman is haunted with the deaths of his family, they're a constant weight dragging him down. This story isn't about him, however. It's about Michael. How much can I really say about someone who died after a single year, though? More than you think. Michael- I- didn't die. Rather, I was kidnapped, my death easily faked by a crooked cop. I'm back now, though. And I've finally figured out who I am. Gabriel... please, please, PLEASE, be a good person. I need someone to protect me now more than ever. I'll see you soon.

Werewolves; ruthless creatures, rare to find and even rarer to reveal themselves. Monsters with no control. At least, that's how the humans view us. Mother never wanted a werewolf for a child. She reminds me every day. Father never wanted one either, but he's better at forgetting about my existence. My sister? Let's just say we don't talk much. It's easiest just to keep my head down, to deny my wild half any control, to ignore the wolf. Well, it was easiest. Then one nosy boy changed it all... how am I supposed to keep my secret and keep friends? And what's all that nonsense about werewolf hunting? It seems things are about to change, and I'm not quite sure if it's for the better.

Cover by Macey_Mouse Sang is a human. Scratch that, she's a cat. She's an Academy bird? Maybe labels aren't her thing. Sang Sorenson is a shifter, a human who can shift into an animal at will. It's been her secret for years. She never had the best life, but when her mother found out, Sang found out just how cruel humans could be. The punishments were relentless, always for things she didn't do. Her mother's favorite was to strip her down naked, force her to shift, and lock her out of the house until it was time for school. Then, Sang would be let inside to get ready, go to school, come home and do some chores, possibly being punished, and then it was outside for the rest of the night/weekend. She was a 'creature from Hell,' as her atheist mother might say, an animal. And animals live outside. That doesn't make it any easier to survive out there, however. So when Sang gets stuck in a tree, and the boys come to the rescue, she's grateful for the 'friends.' She soaks up their attention and affection, quickly worming her way into their team- but as only a mere cat. They confide in her, love her as a pet, unaware of her true nature. They have no idea the kitten they love so much is really just a teenage girl. How long can she keep up the act? What happens when the boys find out? I guess you'll have to hit the 'Start Reading' button if you ever want to figure it out. Insert exaggerated wink here.

The myths vary across the land. Some foretell the chaos and destruction that the one with empty eyes will leave. Other warn of the demon from another world, who will kill without remorse in its quest to restore order. When the paths of a very abnormal Spawn and an assassin with a strange power cross, their lives instantly rocket into an unforeseen adventure that throws them into situations and friendships that only add to their growing list of questions, including why they're being hunted down by a person who would rather see them in a pool of blood than let them live another day. {Increasing violence and mild Skylox as the book progresses.} [I do not own the characters of SkyBrine and Enderlox. Cover done by yours truly.] WARNING: The first few chapters aren't well written and are very short. They also have several author's notes at the end that you can mostly ignore (minus the one about the art).