Joseph Murray is engaged to Garviland's heir apparent, Princess Diamonique. He however, goes missing two days before their official engagement ball. With Joe still missing and the King's deteriorating health, Princess Diamonique has run out of time. Now, three months later, she finds herself walking down the isle to a man she barely knows. It is a necessary sacrifice to secure her throne. The crown has barely settled on her head, when underlying issues in the kingdom start threatening the collapse of the throne. She finds herself leaning more to her new husband, who seems to know more than he is letting on. A higher power must be at work because she seems to be on a lucky streak when she survives several attempts at her life. One thing is for sure, for the higher power to intervene, there must be an unidentified evil larking in the shadows. ******** This is the sequel to Boundless Love... Enjoy.

When a suitor comes hoping to win Princess Suzanna's heart, her whole world is turned upside down. With a reputation of talking far too much and wild red hair to match her temper, Suzanna can't imagine what the Duke of Adryrwen sees in her. In a sudden decision, she accepts the betrothal. But the more Suzanna questions whether she is ready to marry, the more her heart is drawn to another. When Suzanna discovers a startling, unsettling secret about the Duke, she turns to Samuel, knight and close friend to her brother, for help. In the midst of the fear and desperation, Samuel and Suzanna are pulled closer and closer together. It does not take long for the two to realise they are falling for each other. But a betrothal is not easily broken, nor is a knight welcome to marry a Princess. The fight for her heart just became a whole lot harder. (Book #2)

"I was starving. Not a soul cared. The nobles and rich do not care for 'dirt-scum' or 'drunk beggars.' Our King is sick and tired. His heir, the Prince, is a pompous, arrogant, self-absorbed fool. At least, I think so. A beggar has no chance at joy, particularly an orphan one. I am destined to a life of dirt, hard floors, cold, starvation, loneliness, and judgement. I am kicked and scorned; insulted and teased; cold and broken." When Rose meets the Prince her one desire is to show her wrath. Forced into servitude for an act of rebellion, Rose discovers the Prince is not all she thought. Despite their pasts, wounds begin to heal and hearts begin to open. But not all are supportive of a friendship between a Prince and a servant... The Prince wanting to change; the beggar needing to heal; a danger racing towards them. The fight against her heart is about to turn into the fight for her life. (Book #1) Highest rank: #1 in Christ!!!

Naomi meets Levi at her favorite place in the world, the Library. He also just so happens to be going to the same school as her. While they get along well, there's one thing that builds a wall between them. Naomi is religious, Levi isn't. Naomi goes through a battle of feelings that keep bubbling inside of her towards a guy that doesn't love the love of her life; Jesus. While Naomi tries to resist anything that has to do with Levi, The Lord helps her think otherwise. God makes her realize that reaching out and helping those that don't know Jesus is better than pushing them away and out of her life. Follow this journey with Naomi and Levi as they are brought together by Gods Will. God bless you guys!

♕ Ranked #1 Book in Narnia, #1 Book in Aslan, and #2 Book in Edmund ♕ "What?" Elizabeth exclaimed to Aslan. "I cannot possibly be the one the prophecy is talking about! Certainly I am not fit to rule. Why I'm only fourteen-years-old!" "And the innocence of a child allows them to remain pure and leaves no judgment in their eyes. Elizabeth you were born to be a Queen, you just don't know it yet." ∞ ♕ ∞ Before the famous Pevensie siblings were even born, there was another family already in Narnia. The Kirke siblings, two boys, and two girls, eventually discovered the world of Narnia themselves after the youngest sibling fell into the icy wonderland. The White Witch, believing the Kirke siblings to be the ones told in the Prophecy which stated that she would someday be overthrown by two Sons of Adam and two Daughters of Eve, killed the two older Kirke siblings while the younger ones managed to escape. Elizabeth, the youngest of the four, was accidentally left behind in Narnia by her brother Digory II. Now hunted by the Witch, Elizabeth is on the run when Aslan, a lion who is the king and god of Narnia, intercepted the girl. Living in this country for almost 60 years, Aslan taught Elizabeth how to survive and practically raised her as his own, and gave the girl the gift of magic like that of the Witch. Digory Kirke II, now a retired professor living in 1941 England, agrees to house children during the World War II bombings of London. Soon after, four English siblings to be sent to the old country mansion with Digory II where they will be safe. One day, the youngest Pevensie sibling Lucy finds a wardrobe that transports her to Narnia just like the Kirke siblings forty years before her. What will happen when the Pevensies join the magical lion, Aslan, and the long-lost Kirke sibling, Elizabeth, where the unavoidable fight against the evil White Witch, Jadis, lingers in this mystical land? ** Cover by @ZellasDays **

Octavia is a Roman Christian, and under the rule of Nero, that's a VERY dangerous thing to be. Octavia, her family and her friends are in grave danger, and must lie on the downlow. If they get caught... it won't end well. Cover designed by @cool_reader_

Dinah is a biblical fiction novel based on Genesis 34. Dinah is the daughter of Jacob and Leah. After watching Leah yearn for Jacob's love, a love belonging to his second wife, Rachel, Dinah desires to find a love like the one Jacob has for Rachel. An innocent venture into the city of Shechem leads to betrayal. Dinah must find a way to forgive and forget in order to find love and fulfillment. Hers is the story of tragedy and rebellion that ultimately leads to hope and renewal.

Inspired by the biblical story of a Jewish orphan chosen queen in the midst of her people's persecution, Esther's coming to the throne and Xerxes' choosing her is told in a fresh, unique way by tackling modern women's issues of self-value and worth as well as a man's role as the leader. (Book of Esther)

[This story is unedited and was written many years ago (2013 to be precise) - I have since grown as an author and have learned much since I wrote this book. If/When you read, please keep this in mind.] Inspired by the song What Faith Can Do by Kutless, comes the heartbreaking story of Faith, a girl stuck in a place where she doesn't know if she'll live to see the next day. Having lost her family and best friend because of it, Faith is one of the few who survived living in Group D at the Kennedy Academy. Official Cover Art: @DesignsbyEH