Forced into an engagement with a man she doesn't love, Reyna must ignore her bond with her father's general in order to avoid a war and save her throne. ***** As the first female heir to one of the great Northern Kingdoms, Reyna panics when her claim to the throne is threatened by the discovery that her father's general is her soulbound partner. She forces herself to ignore their connection, determined to be more than a general's wife, only for her father to manipulate her into a political engagement with a man she could never love. So to forge her own path forward, keep her throne, and confront her feelings for the general who owns her heart, Reyna must find a way to refuse this arranged marriage without destroying her kingdom in the process. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]] ---------- Cover designed by Ren Tachibana

British actress Kasey Winslow is thrilled to be in the Original Broadway Cast of Hamilton. But, when she gets there, she begins to realize that Broadway isn't all it's cut out to be. One of the ensemblists is her enemy from college, and the new production has unexpected challenges ahead of them. Kasey must find the strength to rise up and conquer the difficulties of life on the stage. In this fiction, Emmy-Raver Lapman will be replaced by the character Kasey Winslow and Sasha Hutchings will be replaced by Megan Thorne. Additionally, any portrayal of any real-life actor is merely fictional and is not meant to offend. COMPLETED! Warning: future dark and twisty stuff. Tragedy, sadness, and some violence.

*sequel to young, scrappy and hungry* After her success as an ensemblist in the hit show Hamilton, Kasey decides it's time for a new step. She leaves Hamilton following the Tony Awards. A few months of failed auditions and projects, Kasey is contacted by Disney. They want her to star in their new Broadway show- Frozen, as Anna. Being a Disney princess is an offer Kasey can't refuse, and she's immediately swept up in the craziness of heading a brand-new musical. The press, the workshops, the adjustments, a whole new cast.

For Kasey Winslow, there doesn't seem to be enough time to handle everything she has going on. She's planning her wedding while looking for her next project. And even though she should be blissfully happy with her success, her life still isn't without problems. She has to figure out ways to navigate the new challenges her life brings her.

Every relationship starts out awkward. No little thing isn't perfect. Nothing clicks. It's always something that sets the whole night or day off that makes you want to see that person again. How about when you see that person just about every day of the week, and have to play the part a their sister? How does it get more awkward than that? It doesn't. So what do you do? You hide it.

When Broadway actress Phillipa Soo was fifteen, she had twins. The oldest one was put in an orphanage only to be adopted by Joanna Alexis Jones a few months later. The younger was taken in by her trusted friend Renée. When the teens bond over Hamilton they become instant Internet friends only to then realize they are twins when they finally meet when Joanna lands a job in Hamilton. Will the girls become closer or will their lives Breakeven?