One day in his hotel room, Niall gets a package of twenty one letters. Twenty one letters about a girl who poured her heart out to Niall, a girl who is dying inside and is trying to fix herself again. As Niall begins to read, and the letters begin to run out, he finds himself knowing and loving this girl, all the while knowing that one day, he's going to have to stop reading. Because she stopped writing.

Andrew has a secret. And it isn't a secret he can tell. Because four years ago, he was cursed, sentenced by a young witch to live as a Nazaree in a supernatural world kept seperate from humans, and the only way out is for someone to love him for who he is, regardless of his differences. But once five years is up, the curse becomes permanent. Can someone see the beauty in Andrew's cursed self, before his time expires? Can someone see beneath his exterior?

Book 1 In The Children Of Laquania Series Years Before Christ, our world isn't what it was made out to be. The God we thought was our ultimate creator is merely a scientist who's invention of the 'Human' is dubbed an accident. Genesis Adam and Eve are born into an earth that wasn't fit for beings like them. Earth is inhabited by a race of giants who call themselves the Laquanians. Dinosaurs replace dogs, and the animals we consider normal today would come into existence many centuries later. Humans aren't meant to be a part of this world, and are quickly moved to the bottom of the hierarchy, destined to be bred as pets for the dominant Laquanian race. Colton was born in a breeding facility, only to be whisked away into the Pet Institute where he'd spend the next fourteen years of his life. Life as a human in a world of giants is tough, and when he's sent to a local pet shop for adoption, Colton doesn't expect a loving, caring owner. Axel was a pet once, but after escaping at a young age with the help of The Human Resistance, he's quick to find his place in the world. But haunted with the pain and regret of his past, he's clouded with memories that never fail to leave him. And when he comes across the famous Genesis Adam while searching the laboratory of Godpheus Mathews for new recruits, his problems are only doubled. But there's something deeper lurking beneath everything. Poison that threatens to destroy the Laquanian race surfaces, and the giants have no choice but to act before they're wiped out. Godpheus Mathews has tampered with the very building blocks of life, and a force greater than anything ever encountered is after him. Can the human race assume its rightful place as earth's sole inhabitants? Or will the advantage of size and power destroy them all?

Marcus is completely normal. He's got the same interests as a normal thirteen year old, he dresses like a normal thirteen year old and he goes to school like a normal thirteen year old. He's even best friends with Thomas Ryan, one of the most popular kids in his grade. You'd think to yourself- Well that's great, isn't it? He's just another annoying eighth grader you'd pass at the corner store buying slurpees. That's exactly the problem Marcus faces. Well, for starters, Marcus doesn't even like slurpees, and then you get to the point that he doesn't even know how to get to a corner store. And ONLY then do you find out that Marcus is not exactly COMPLETELY normal. Marcus suffered from Shrignakemia, a cancerous infection that almost killed him. He got the cure for the disease. That's about the point in time where he shrunk.