The Raphael Cup ~ Book One Of The Mehan Trilogy ~~ One evening, Clementine Linden, a 17-year-old teenager, affirms a letter from an unknown person named Raphael. Raphael turns out to be from the 'second world,' a replica of Earth. He writes that the destruction of both the worlds(Earth and the 'second world') is close, very close. Raphael, the maker of the so-called second world, requests Clementine to join this war and defeat the Bloodreapers, the clan of evils. Along the journey, Clementine deals with various mythological creatures, witnesses the brutal assassination of a close friend, makes new buddies, finds love, discovers a betrayal, and is also revealed a secret, a secret which will change her monotonous life FOREVER. Will she be able to complete her journey with her friends by stopping the world from peril, or will she die trying?

Benjamin is a lonely boy. Sentina is a self-centered demon. And after he accidentally summons her in his bathroom, she offers him a deal that is too good to refuse. She would get rid of his loneliness. And in exchange, she doesn't ask for his soul, but for something she describes as "insignificant". Emotions, to be exact. As both attempt to get the best out of their deal, Benjamin learns that demons aren't the evil creatures of darkness he'd thought they were. They can be friendly, compassionate, kind. And it isn't only demons that humans misunderstood. Angels aren't holy creatures of purity, they have flaws, they are hateful, they can cause pain and they are after Sentina. Soon, the deal becomes a little less harmless as murderous winged people and emotionless bodies barge into Benjamin's life. He is now forced to choose a side in an endless war. Lovely cover done by @TimeaKS

When I was a child, I used to think the monsters Mom used to tell me in her fairytale stories were scary. But now that I've seen the real world, I've realized humans are much scarier. There's an evil king turning innocent people into demons, villages literally dying from lack of resources, and the only way to solve this is an eighteen year old girl who doesn't even know her real identity yet. Well, that's going to change real soon because unless the world wants an army of controlled demons ruling the world, someone's got to stand up. Cover: @LadySnowdrop [HIATUS]

Owyn Calder has always dreamed of becoming a dragonrider. But only registered children can visit tamed dragons to pass the test. Kids with unknown birthdays have to find wild dragons to form a bond. Lyria Damos is the opposite. She thinks dragons are stupid and doesn't want to pass the test. But she has to because her parents, the king and queen, insisted that she become a dragonrider. After all, she came from two long lines of great dragonriders. But none of them get what they wish for. For some reason, a dragon bonds to Lyria and not to Owyn. Because of this, the princess decides to strengthen her bond so that she can help her new friend find a wild dragon to bond with. But they'll have to cross the whole continent, and who knows what dangers await them.... Check out "Regaining Wings" my prequel novella for ONC 2020! Only recently republished the chapters (they were gone due to "rewrites" that never happened) but I don't plan on continuing, or at least not any time soon and probably not on Wattpad (and same for Regaining Wings). Credit for the awesome cover goes to @thelightbender #TheSparklingAwards #SunflowerAwards2020 #TEA2020

Fifteen-year-old Nia Natali always knew that she was different. With the ability to see the future and interpret dreams, she is always ready for what's coming next. That is, until tragedy strikes and Nia is forced to live with her father in a lifeless town in Maine. She begins to wonder just how lifeless the town of Willow Creek really is after meeting a strange clique of teenagers who call themselves the Mystical Knights; descendants of an ancient race of warriors from another dimension call the Seventh Realm of Shadows. While Nia is surprised to find out that she is a Mystical Knight herself, she is even more taken back that a forgotten weapon-The Sword of Dreams-has been calling for her, and is in threat of falling into the wrong hands. In order to find the Sword, Nia must open herself to the unknown of the Shadow Realm, and to who ever else wishes to claim the Sword. As the stakes are raised higher, the foreseeable future becomes unclear; between now or never, Nia begins to realize that in her case, being different can be deadly...