It's hard to believe someone who's always lying. Not telling secrets, unless it's hurting people. Not telling the truth, until someone gets way to close. She's unsafe; no one is safely in her presence. Don't let her come in your way; she will use your trust against everyone else. What would you do if you were disown? Would you be like her?

Just a place to collect short stories and oddities that don't fit in anywhere else. The Dark Abyss - Sneak peek at the prologue to The 10th Circle Part II Witness - SciFi short story about the gruesome incident on Ticotan station (set in the extended 'New Elysium' universe but written for a contest, so with a strict word limit) clockwork girl - something like poetry I suppose Sandra - SciFi short story about a man in search for his daughter, written for a contest Curse of the Black Sun - The story of a pair of thieves stumbling upon a dangerous treasure Hunting - A story about a dangerous predator stalking the night in search for a victim...

Felicity Lowell is part of the royal family. She was raised to be a queen. Every human being looked up to her and expected highly of her. There was one thing that disgusted Felicity, she hated how her people enslaved vampires. She's disgusted by their hatred to these supernatural creatures, she promised herself that if she is crowned queen, she would wipe out all vampire slavery. She thought they deserved better. What happens if things go the other way around? As soon as the vampires were free, they got hold of the humans. They were all helpless, they all became slaves. Vampires vowed to themselves that they would make humans go through what they experienced under their power. Felicity Lowell, she became a slave to the King. In this story, the Queen shall never bow to her King.

The Test was designed to decide where the citizens of the Great City live: the luxurious Innercity, the agricultural Middlecity, or the polluted Outercity. Growing up in the Innercity, Cassandra has always pictured herself at the top. The top of her class, the top of her peers, and soon, the top of the Innercity. It also helps that her mother is the Test Administrator. But to secure the life she has always wanted, she must pass, no, dominate the Test. When the Test doesn't go as planned, Cassandra must choose between her friendships, battle invisible forces, and survive the life the Test had given her. Because the Test can't be wrong. Right? (Any images that I use for my book is not owned by me)