James has one golden rule. Never date a werewolf. Sure, he'll date another wizard like himself, a vampire, a mortal, a merman and hey it's the 21st century, he'd date a goblin, if the guy was nice enough. BUT NEVER A WEREWOLF. He's already learned his lesson. Besides, he's too busy with matchmaking to even focus on his own love life to even give into the idea of dating.... no matter what his vision said about that no good temperamental Alpha Eric Silva.

(This is a side story based on two characters from my novel "The Golden Rule". I would HIGHLY recommend you reading that first) Peter has given up on finding his soulmate. It's impossible for EVERYONE to find true love. The world is too big. There are too many people. He's come to grips with the fact he's merely destined to be a side character in someone else's great love story. Besides, the only people he attracts are weirdos and freaks while the only person Peter can't stop thinking about doesn't even acknowledge his existence!

Morgan Moore is the good girl. She has good grades, good morals, good... everything. She's a total teacher's pet, and everybody, whether they like her or not, expects big things from her, which is why nobody ever thought she would fall for Adam Damon. Adam Damon is, of course, the bad boy. Every school has one, right? He's the typical bad, do-nothing-good, don't-care-about-anything kid, and yet, he ends up caring about Morgan. Super Cliche, right? Neither one wants it to be this way, but they can't let each other go. They can't believe they fell for each other. And as for others... Maybe some people didn't see it coming, maybe others did... Maybe those that did think it would happen only expected it because it's cliche, and maybe there's another reason others knew... What I can tell you is this: Morgan and Adam didn't fall in love by chance, and though it may seem innocent, this Super Cliche could be deadly.

WARNING: Some mild language; mild sexual situations Blake was a perfectly content new addition to the adult world: he had a small apartment, he was going into his second year of college, he had a happy family and a girlfriend he loved. He had everything he wanted. But when a mysterious crash wakes him up in the night and he goes to investigate, he finds a young woman in his kitchen. The woman, named Koreena, claims she is a goddess, a claim that Blake does not believe until Koreena manages to turn his life upside down. Before Blake knows it, he and Koreena are forced (literally) into a mission that will help Koreena return to her full goddess form and go back to her kingdom. Blake struggles with his wanting to go back home and with his wanting to help Koreena, but soon he discovers he has no choice; he has to help this goddess get back to her home before he can return to his. With the promise of danger, the two set out on a crazy adventure that might be so dangerous that neither can ever return to normality. What they don't know, however, is that whether or not they physically go back to where they are meant to be , they may never truly go home.