Kamille lives in a society based on humans being treated as salves to the superiors, vampires. However, when she is sold the the vampire prince, she assumes she'll get the worse of it. Little does she know, becoming the princes slave is the best thing that could happen to her.

A Cursed Prophecy. A Clash of Wills. A Legacy which should've been destroyed. When whispers reach the ears of the Outer City, speaking of things to come, the Misfits are sent out on a mission to investigate. Their findings? The Necromancer is moving again, and this time he has an even worse plan than before. Ten Crystals. Ten Sigils. Together they make up the defence array surrounding the entire country, but there's a darker side to them. One which should've been forgotten and destroyed along with the array after its job was done. But it wasn't. The task sounds simple enough. Collect and guard the Ten Barrier Crystals. It would've been far simpler, too, if their opponent wasn't the Last Necromancer. (Book Two in the Dragon Rider Series)

A teen monster will stop at nothing to get power, even if that means eating the forbidden fruit that will forever bind her to the keeper of death itself. ***** After rejecting the Wolf King and refusing to be his docile, powerless bride, Korin escapes into the mountains in search of forbidden fruit. And while the legends say that anyone who eats the fruit will be enslaved to the keeper of death itself, Korin is confident she can become something more. Because the power that comes with being queen of the underworld is everything she craves, as she'll finally be able to destroy the society that ripped her werewolf identity from her soul. [[word count: 60,000-70,000 words]]

As if life wasn't hard enough being bullied and treated like garbage all the time; my loathsome, insufferable seat mate just had to come with his "secrets" and torture my every waking hour. What's the big deal you say? Nothing except for the fact that he's some insanely beautiful Greek God under those nerdy glasses. And now, he lives next door. I'm Sarah and this is my story. Disclaimer: This story was written in 2011. Just so you know.

Aeons once ruled the world. Now, their empire lies in ruin, and the survivors hide on the fringes of society. Nahlia is a librarian's apprentice who's obsessed with Aeon lore, scavenging for hints of their legendary power. But others are searching too, including the Templars who seek to hunt down the Aeon survivors. When the Templars attack her family, Nahlia is forced to infiltrate a secret academy and rise beyond everything she's ever known. https://davidmusk.com/books/aeonica-the-lost-redeemer

They called her a demon. They called her the monster of road races. They just didn't know how accurate those names were... *** Genesis never asked for a Gift. She'd rather have been born ungifted, if the choice had been up to her. But it wasn't. Cursed with violet eyes, abandoned at the side of the road as a child before finally being taken in by the church... now she owes them everything, and she's sworn to repay the ones who saved her-from her misery of a life and her own demons too. So when the children she looks after for that same church start disappearing, she knows the time has come. She'll save them even if it means using the so-called Gift she's kept hidden for years. She was ready for the world to find out. She just wasn't ready for him... her mate... because he's got demons of his own, hovering around him... And she's one of them. (Book Three in the Alphas of Blagmoor Series. Can be read as a standalone novel.)

Invisibility was all she wanted. Normalcy what she craved. Freedom that she desired. *** Trouble follows Juniper everywhere she goes, stalking her much like the assassins she deals with on a regular basis - and those were a pain to deal with. Still, attempts on her life are only to be expected when she's a Princess of Ishgard... which is why she's trapped inside a glass cage of her family's own making. Cut off from the world, hidden away in the depths of the palace, she comes up with her own plan to escape. But vanishing into the background isn't easy. Not when a powerful group have their eyes set on her. Ripped away from her home in one swift move. She finds herself being kept under close scrutiny by the previous leaders of the Pack, trapped in yet another painted prison because of her skills, all the while plotting her getaway. Her plans grind to a halt, though, after a single touch from a single man. He found her, finally. Bloodied. Stained. Tainted. Not innocent in the slightest. But rather than leaving her like she'd always expected, Juniper finds herself offered a chance - a chance to step out of the shadows and into the light. Something others might kill to obtain... But first he's going to have to collect the scattered pieces of her soul and stitch them back together... Because sunlight burns soulless creatures of the night. (Book Two in the Alphas of Blagmoor Series. Can be read as a standalone novel.)

Why was her hair red? Simple... Because she dyed it in the blood of her enemies. *** One mistake. That was all it took. Then Lyra was gone - fleeing back to the place she'd been dreaming of ever since they took her... ever since they changed her into what she'd become. Everything went according to her plan. At least it did until she ran into him. The one who changed everything. The man bound to her by the crimson string of fate. He found her one fateful snowy day, but can he keep her safe? Old enemies are moving, ghosts of Lyra's shattered past starting to rise as the clock continues to tick leading them towards a future that seems to have been set in stone... meaning the place she once thought of as a sanctuary might not be as safe as she thinks. (Book One in the Strings Series. Can be read as a standalone novel.)

"Everything dies eventually... we just speed up the process." "By putting a bullet through their head?" "Precisely, Reyna." *** Life lessons from dad. Only these aren't your everyday lessons... but then again, the Deryns aren't your everyday family. After all, why else would they teach their five children how to assemble a rifle in under three minutes? Everything was fine, though. At least until someone put a bullet through their father's skull, kidnapped their mother and somehow managed to cover their trail from some of the best assassins in the world of Loquin. Not the easiest thing to do. They made one fatal mistake, though. They left the children alive. Big no no. Mummy and Daddy Deryn were assassins, you see, so why wouldn't their children be? It's a family profession at the end of the day. Only one problem. Seeing as how they don't have their Official Assassin Licences, they can't go out looking for their mother, and there's only one way to get it: Study at the fine institute dedicated to training the country's best, brightest, and most deadly assassins. What could possibly go wrong? (Assassins Book One.)