Grayson is a young eighteen year old who has been sent to prison, while he's there everyone assumes he's been framed and he's 'to precious' to be in such a High security prison, but little do they know. Ethan is a twenty one year old man who has been in prison for four years, everyone is terrified of him, he basically owns the prison, everyone is well aware of how insane he is. When Ethan and Grayson meet they instantly have a connection and know they will stick together throughout the rest of their time. But will Ethan ever know Graysons dark, and creepy personality and past? Will he ever know why Grayson was sent to a high security prison? And will Grayson ever know how Ethan truly feels and if he's truly as crazy as him? Boyxboy They aren't related in this :p -or are they? -they aren't. -but they could.

WARNING: This contains gayness, so if you don't like that, leave right now. Conatins violence and blood. BOOK 1 of the Shaden Wolf Series "You should've got a better bed, better for your head, better heads need shut eye. You should've got a better bed, better for your head, better heads need shut eye. You should've got out of the red, in the red you're better off dead, deader than the red dead sea. Promise it to me, promise me the sea. "People all the people with big bellies banging bigger drums. They beat down on you, they beat the pulse into your shoes. Shoes are made for walking you to lands and other seas. See those seas, oh, see those seas that you've seen on the big screen. "You should've got a better bed, better for your head, better heads need shut eye. You should've got out of the red, in the red you're better off dead, deader than the red dead sea. Promise it to me, promise me the sea. "Sad hellos and mad high lows. Now I know not nobody knows. Sad hellos and mad high lows. Now I know, not nobody knows. Where do we go? Oh where do we go? "People all the people with big bellies banging bigger drums. They beat down on you, they beat the pulse into your shoes. Shoes are made for walking you to lands and other seas. See those seas, oh, see those seas that you've seen on the big screen. People all the people with big bellies banging bigger drums. They beat down on you, they beat the pulse into your shoes. Shoes are made for walking you to lands and other seas. See those seas, oh, see those seas that you've seen on the big screen. "La, la, la, la, la, la. La, la, la, la, la. La, la, la, la, la, la. La, la, la, la, la, la. La, la, la, la, la." - Stealing Sheep

"My mate is mine. Therefore stay the hell away. If you think you'll even touch him and I won't find out, you're beyond idiotic. I will find out. He's mine and always will be. Mine to protect. That's my job. What's mine is sure as hell mine, do good to remember that..." ~ Travis Miller Travis Miller is the boy everyone loves. The Alpha's son, high school player, and pack's golden boy. Shane McDonald is the weak link of the pack. No one cares, no one notices his existence. His family does, though.... His father wants him to take it all, be tough. His mother disagrees and just wants what all mothers wants...him to be happy and fit in....while being himself. Faith brings these two together in the most shocking way.... But will something get in their path? ______________________ Author's Note: This is NOT an MPREG. So please refrain from making requests or sending me messages about it. I do not care, this is just not that type of story. Thanks guys.

-Demon Series: Book 1- Aden Perri has problems. The last day of school his girlfriend calls it quits. And proceeds to move on a little too quickly. His friends disappear, leaving him to spend the summer alone. His mother buys a dog. Aden hates dogs. The scar on his leg confirms it. And his new job titles are garbage collector and toilet scrubber. At least he'll be out in nature, excepted he hates the outdoors. Aden's ready to barricade himself in his room, until school starts back up in the fall. His mother won't allow it, and his father is ready to do some character building. They drag him out and drive him to Beaver Lake. His father loads him with a bucket and a mop and sends him off to clean campground toilets. The local campers just laugh at the poor garbage boy wandered around picking up after them. All but one. One very strange, shirtless, barefoot boy who Aden will never understand. But the boy makes it bearable, so he'll let him stick around. It's not like Titus is really going to give Aden a choice anyways.

Twins usually mean double the joy, a two for one, a built in friend from birth. But that doesn't apply to Darius and Storm's boys. Their sons are simply double the work. Daven shows the signs of being a powerful werewolf, an alpha in the making, while Raven will never rise above the level of an omega. As sweet and naive as one is the other is not. They are two opposites forced to be brothers. But brothers they are, and family comes even before the pack. Daven and Raven are the future of Northern Ridge, and as their generation takes their places as leaders of their kind, Daven is going to make sure the world knows they are ones to be feared.

Zale is a cry baby. He can't help it. He just gets so mad that the tears start flowing, which makes him even madder. It also doesn't help that the world is sinking. Unpredictably, the land shifts and entire cities can disappear under the water. Zale and his family thought they were safe, until the water started to rise. They raced to higher ground and lost everything in the process. With no money, they find themselves in a world congested with flood survivors. They can't find work or even an apartment. Steel, the local underground boss, has an offer for them that will end with Zale's mother and sister in a brothel. It'll mean money and housing, but Zale won't let it happen. He offers himself instead if the group takes care of his family. Steel agrees. Besides, he wanted Zale to begin with. (Sample: full story can be purchased as an ebook or viewed on Tapas and Radish Fiction.)

Two rivaling towns, two rivaling teams and one football field. What could possibly go wrong? Cross barriers, find resolutions, and go on an adventure with Michael Griffin and Bryan Clay as they face and overcome their demons together.

Wynter Nox is just trying to get through high school without too much drama. With his best friends River, Tamir and Corrie, the quartet do their best to get through whatever it is senior year will throw at them-- clubs tryouts, the SAT, and the football team being assholes. But there's one thing that might mess up everything Wynter's worked for-- the Baby Project. Paired up with Declan Whitehead (the boy who's managed to buy his way through life and his problems with a simple call from his father), Wynter must take care of a doll that eats, sleeps and cries like a real baby would while still making sure Declan does his part as well. Will he manage to keep his 4.0 and get through the semester, or will Declan and his asshole friends start too much trouble?

"I want a queen to rule by my side." Azazel looked at me like he couldn't believe I was the ruler of Hell. "... My lord, you have ruled alone for thousands of years. Why is it that you decide this only now?" I shrugged. Why only now? Not even I knew. "Well... Think about it. You always here about a king and a queen ruling, but here it's always 'Lord Lucifer' this and 'The Evil Overlord' that. Just once I'd like to hear about 'The Evil Overlord and his Wife.'" *Cover by @Submissivekitty2* (Thank you!)

[THIS IS A SAMPLE: Available on my website or Amazon September 2025] In a world ravaged by holy war, Ari clings to one truth: mouths lie, but blood does not. Haunted by the past and desperate for answers, he turns to Auovin-a demon whose secrets could unravel everything Ari believes. What follows is a journey of uneasy revelations and slow-burning desire, where the lines between love and betrayal, redemption and damnation blur. Guided-and tormented-by Auovin, Ari must confront not only the war's deeper truths but the shifting foundations of his own identity. Daevas: Volume I is the beginning of a dark, emotionally charged fantasy saga told across three volumes. With lyrical prose, mythic intimacy, and haunting introspection, it explores the cost of truth, the pull of identity, and the price of being seen in a broken world.