Amy's dream is to make it as a journalist, but her real life is very different. She struggles to pay her bills, her boss hates her, and the various odd jobs she takes on the side are only adding to the chaos. Then one day a punk rock fairy appears and offers her all the professional success she could ever want in exchange for a bad sex life. Tired of the same old steamy romance tropes? You've come to the right place. You'll find a common sex curse, intriguing journalism, and sassy fairies interfering in our world. And yes, someone will fall in love with a fairy. The Setting: Amy lives in Springville, a Canadian border town known by its American neighbors for its hot summers and unusually mild climate. Some call the area "Canafornia". New chapters appear suddenly. Your comments not only mean the world, but help to shape it. Winner of the "Best Ongoin" category in the Birthday Bash Mini Awards by Ravendipity. Check out the amazing review: https://www.wattpad.com/1562171872-birthday-bash-mini-awards-judging-best-ongoing Bookcover: Alphonse Mucha, "The Arts: Dance" from 1898.

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Lillian Starling, a witch who has resided quite harmoniously with her best friend and vampire Drake Forrester since the day she was born, realizes that her life in Starling Castle kept her from a world riddled with friends and foes the likes of which she has never dreamed. With the help of Drake, she meets every adversary with a smile and welcomes into their home creatures who threaten to kill them-but perhaps not only with kindness. 🥈2nd place in Paranormal - Magical Awards🥈 🥉3rd place in Paranormal - The Platinum Awards🥉 🥉3rd place in Horror - The Seasonal Contests🥉 [[4th place in Paranormal - Winter Wonderland Awards]] [[ Ranked #1 in Spellbound - 12/3/20 ]] [[ Ranked #7 in 1900s - 12/16/20 ]] #theseasonalcontests #risingphoenixawards2020

She never thought her life would end up the way it has. When it comes to a life or death situation, she is forced to run. Alone and with no idea who to trust, she unexpectedly comes across help. The question now is should she trust them? (This is my first attempt to write publicly, please bear with me. As of now, completely unedited.)

Winner of Best New Story of the Year 2017. The Haven High Series: Book 1: Enlightened; Book 2: Addicted; Book 3: Despaired; Book 4: Protected; Book 5: Abducted; Book 6: Betrayed; Book 7: Beloved; Book 8: Transformed; Book 9: Ascended. (All nine stories contained in this one book) Enlightened: Zachary's an ordinary teen going to a regular high school. At least, he thinks so, until he finds out he's not. Now he's going to have to live in a world he doesn't understand, he doesn't think is safe, and he knows is discriminatory. He doesn't know any of the rules, but he knows breaking them can come at a cost that few are willing to pay. At least he doesn't have to navigate this mysterious world alone. He has his best friend Lauren, a halfblood fae, to help him learn the ropes. Now, he just has to decide if he can live a secret life-- One that includes: black market magic, underground criminal creatures, deadly weapons, and finally conscription to a corrupt magic council--all because he and the other members of his school were unfortunate enough to be born... Halfbloods Addicted: Cameron the halfblood Selkie and Megan the halfblood Mermaid had more reasons to fear the sea than the dangerous magical world they live in. Both thought they had found a love that nothing could tear apart, but neither had banked on the long perilous year they were about to embark on. A year froth with ancient curses and blood feuds, unbreakable death pacts and magical subterfuge, unstoppable enemies and finally, an addiction born of desperation. In the end, will their love survive the call of the Sea? UPDATED! Daily © 2017 These stories and works ARE COPYRIGHTED. No part may be reproduced by any process, nor may any other exclusive rights be exercised without the express permission of Deborah MacDonald.