Nina, a strikingly beautiful warrior princess of her Native American tribe never believed in the stories she would hear about shifters. Shifters, as she has been told, are mystical beings that could change from human to wolf, and Nina believes it is all nonsense. Tala is a extremely beautiful shifter, and the next Alpha of her pack. Now that she has come of age, she goes to the shaman to receive the vision of her mate. To her surprise the spirits have given her two mates. While she goes off to cool down, she stumbles into one of her mates, Nina. After their meeting a secret love takes place. Both of the girls have a lot of choices to make. If they make the wrong ones war could break out between humans and werewolves. May the Spirits be with them...

||5/26/2019 #2 in co-author|| With seemingly nothing in common, but the broken halves of a magical eye amulet they hold; Ketua a girl from a peace-loving mountain village that abhors outsiders and Eresse a boy from a battle-loving forest village that can't stand weakness are forced together in order to save their loved ones and discover the whole truth of who they are. When their respective homes are attacked by the same mysterious group of warriors they are both told that they must make their glowing eye amulet whole by uniting it with its other half in the city of Aumbria, a city whose every inhabitant from flea to King has been afflicted with an unnatural sleep from which they can not wake. With their loved ones lives on the line they must overcome every obstacle to find each other, or be taken by the darkly clad strangers who attacked their homes.

Seventeen year old Elise Mircalla never thought school would be this demonic...

Placed on the northern hemisphere the Sea of Ember is a world of ice and stone, a land of fire and storms. Uncanny tempests sweep across the rocky terrain, rising and spreading ashes from dozens of active volcanoes disseminated everywhere in the continent. However, during winter, sudden snowstorms, almost as lethal as the rivers of magma scorching this plagued realm, turn the land into a literal hell. That's when Lithoniel's journey begins, during the last weeks of Spring. It should have been a hunting expedition, a short trip not far from the tribe's territory. Yet, when the Nightstalker, the tribe's chief hunter, decides to bring them in an unexplored area of the Asp ridge, Lithoniel has to decide if she can be something different from the outcast she had been for all her life. But can a fledgling hunter, an outsider in her own tribe be a leader? ------FIRST DRAFT-----

Rated 18+ for lesbian sex scenes and crude language. Paris Carter has been bullied for her size and out of place because she was taller than most boys. However, she was untouchable considering the fact that she was Bleu Ivy's best friend. That's the only reason people even knew her name. Stunning, popular, and rich, Bleu Ivy (NOT Beyoncé and Jay's daughter) had it all. She protected her best friend, had a supportive group of friends, excelled in school, and had her future all planned out. Everything was fine. Wrong. Paris disappeared without a trace for one exact year. And she came back...Different. A lot of changes can happen in a year. From besties to ex-best friends, from an ordinary girl to a princess of her own country, from platonic love to lust: Bleu's senior year isn't as ordinary as she expected. "You're a WHAT?!" "A princess."

The closing of the dark gates. A prophesy fulfilled two years ago. An angel returned to her love and true light. She would have no more worry. She was safe in the arms of her loving girlfriend Isabelle and her mother Maya. . . Or so she foolishly thought. Raven and her dark angels have plans not only for earth and the light angels, but for Soleil. Her dark hearted wife wants her back, and she will subject her to any means necessary. Soleil escaped the darkness once. Will she be able to run from it forever, or will she willingly return? In both the shadows and the light blood will flow into plain sight. Note: This is the second book of Dark Angel. You might want to read the first one before diving into this one. I hope you enjoy the book. -Luna