Chase Chamber's was 15 when he became a daddy, now he has just turned 18 and going back to school for his senior year! Three- year-old Clara is starting pre school for the first time. However one day when Chase goes to pick up his beloved little princess, she is not there. Apparently someone had already picked her up. Follow Chase's story as he tries to get his little girl back.

War. Blood. Death. Sadness. Guilt. As the third prince of the world's most powerful country, Fileatte, Kei knows none of those things. He is the outcast prince that everyone knows and laughs about in their homes. The boy without a mother. The boy who was born with silver hair. The boy who hides a cursed eye. Yet, he is hidden from these insults, sheltered by his title. But when the his father is murdered and Kei finds himself banished from his land he starts to find out about everything, though the rumors started to change and eventually vanished as people thought him dead. He enters war and sheds blood, his own and others. He fights to live, he kills to live. Kei feels sadness at the death of his loved ones; he feels guilt at having his hands bloodied by the warm red liquid of others. But these harden him. Kei becomes what no one thought he could become. He finds himself thrust into a battle between Goddesses. His gift that had made him an outcast lends him power and he becomes something beyond what even he could have imagined. Kei becomes a Goddesses Champion. Welcome to the Council of Champions. "How have I not heard of this story before? It was beautifully written. Loved it" -fallingfromheaven "Just so you know, I burnt my toast. I couldn't stop reading this." -Mikayla01 "Simply amazing. Description is spot on and I'm hooked. The characters are so intense I feel connected to them." -Bettereveryday

Fay Lara just didn’t care. The fact that the totally kissable guy she had just physically abused was actually the Crown Prince of the country? He can be freaking Santa Clause for all she cared. Why you may ask? Because he’s an ass who deserved it, that's why. Gentle Reminder: This book was written when I was young and fanciful, thus, as side effect of being young and fanciful, many grievous errors of grammar, loop holes and spelling mistakes had unintentionally been committed. However, I am in the middle of correcting said errors so tread with care. You have been warned.