This is a story about my life and how I overcame my disability.

When a deadly disease ravages the town of Holmsley, Frankie and her friends find themselves trapped inside a military-blockaded quarantine zone. ***** A story that was first published in 2014 and feels more relevant than ever. Fifteen-year-old Frankie and her friends must find their way out of quarantine if they want to survive. As the body count rises, Frankie realizes that this is no ordinary quarantine and no one is coming to help. Once infected, the sick become crazed and violent, while fear turns other survivors to savages. And who or what are the mysterious figures Frankie keeps seeing around town? It seems she'll have to unravel the dark truth behind it all if she wants to get out alive... Content and/or trigger warning: This story describes disease outbreaks and contains scenes of violence, which may be triggering for some readers. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

Windswept Hope is a haunting, emotionally charged Western drama set in a forgotten desert town on the edge of survival. When Sheriff Rex uncovers a web of old secrets, buried grief, and a missing girl tied to his own past, he must confront the ghosts of his choices and the harsh land that shaped them. As dust storms rage and loyalties fray, hope becomes both a weapon and a wound in a place where silence speaks louder than bullets.

Only six passengers were on the manifest. But once the jet took off, there were seven. What starts as a smooth flight quickly turns into a waking nightmare when a strange creature-small, wide-eyed, and not entirely human-is discovered hiding onboard. His name is Ripley. And he isn't the only mystery in the sky. As a storm brews outside, something darker brews inside: flickering lights, eerie movements, and whispers of something far more dangerous than turbulence. Trapped miles above the ground, the passengers must uncover the truth behind the seventh seat... before it's too late.

Grave Whispers is a haunting, emotionally charged supernatural mystery set in a forgotten town where the dead never truly sleep. Beneath the cracked headstones and overgrown cemetery paths, something ancient stirs - a voice, a presence, a curse passed down in silence. When grieving teen Lena Harrow moves to Greystone Hollow after her brother's mysterious death, she begins hearing whispers at night-voices no one else can hear, murmuring secrets only the dead should know. As she digs deeper into the town's eerie past, Lena uncovers buried sins, ghostly apparitions, and a truth too horrifying to speak aloud. Bound by grief and driven by a need for answers, Lena must walk the line between the living and the dead - and learn that not every ghost wants to be forgotten. Some demand to be heard.

Marked by Darkness is a supernatural thriller about a family hunted by a deadly curse that spans generations. When shadows begin to whisper and bloodlines awaken, Jake and his loved ones must uncover buried secrets, confront the darkness inside them, and fight for a future that may already be doomed. Trust is fragile, time is running out, and not everyone will survive the night.

The Forest That Screamed Back is a horror tale set in 1972, where four teenagers stumble upon an abandoned house deep in the woods and become trapped in a nightmare of murder, blood, and the undead. As they fight to survive a deranged killer and officers turned vampires, one of them begins to change-and the forest itself seems to come alive with something ancient and evil.

When Prince Hezekiah's father, King Derek, dies suddenly of a heart attack, the 17-year-old heir is thrust into the immense responsibilities of ruling the kingdom of Antica Metropolis. With his mother Queen Eliz gravely ill and the weight of a legacy pressing down on him, Hezekiah must find his footing as the new king. From a young age, Hezekiah shared an unbreakable bond with Moni, his majestic blue dragon, gifted to him as an egg by his mother. Hatched when he was just three, Moni has been his loyal companion through every trial. Now, as danger stirs along the kingdom's borders and political tensions rise, Hezekiah must learn to master the ancient art of dragon riding with guidance from Monk, the seasoned flight instructor. The kingdom is perched on the edge of change-threatened by mysterious wild dragons, rebellious nobles, and the fragile health of the queen. As Hezekiah steps into his role, he must navigate court intrigue, the fierce loyalty of his dragon, and the burden of legacy to protect his people and carve his own path as king.

PART ONE: In the heart of the segregated 1900s, a white couple defies society's expectations by adopting two Black boys. Despite their love for each other, tragedy strikes in the form of a devastating car accident-one that alters their reality forever. PART TWO: (Purgatory) Caught in the space between life and death, each family member must navigate a nightmarish landscape filled with terrifying creatures and twisted trials. Their only hope of peace is to reunite and overcome the darkness together. Author's Message The color of our skin should never decide the weight of our worth. Beneath it all, we share the same pulse - one rhythm, one heart, one fragile, beautiful humanity. In a world painted with differences, kindness is the only language that never needs translation. We are all just souls trying to find peace, trying to love, trying to live. I began writing this because the word racism has always struck me like a wound - sharp, heavy, and undeserved. It's a word that carries too much pain for its size. It divides where there should be unity, it hurts where there should be healing. No one should ever feel less than human because of the shade of their skin. My grandmother taught me that love sees beyond color. She never measured people by appearance - only by their hearts. Every child, every adult, she treated with the same warmth, the same respect, the same unwavering truth. From her, I learned that real strength is gentle, and real justice begins with compassion. So I write for her. I write for those who were silenced, for those who have been seen only through the world's narrow lens. I write because love deserves louder voices than hate. And I hope that somewhere within these words, you remember what she taught me - that the heart knows no color, and humanity was never meant to be divided.

This was written during school back in 2013... I decided to post it on here and it is still giving me notifications from it and for that I thank you