Paislee had always seen a door, covered in moss and vines, every time she went on a walk around her property. Her and her friends had tried to unlock it many times, but couldn't. When they finally go through the door, they are utterly surprised. Meanwhile, Paislee and her friends go to school, parties, and have a lot of fun, while learning some of life's important lessons.

Meanwhile, Annabeth falls in love with a prince from a kingdom that is at war with hers--he and Annabeth did not make the choice for war, so they still liked each other. That would also be frowned upon by her parents, and commoners would be put to death for liking someone from that kingdom. They were at war for decades. The prince that Annabeth likes is hidden away in her castle. During that time, the king she is betrothed to is visiting to plan the wedding and get to know her... The setting is: A fictional land, I don't know which time tho lol

Abigail Meyers, a fifteen-and-a-half-year-old girl has a huge--and I mean huge--crush on a boy. Sounds familiar, right? The difference though, between you and her is that her crush... doesn't exist.

Lacey Waits has gotten too comfortable appealing to the good natures of the spirits she can communicate with. See, these spirits, they breathe salt on the little sills and doorways to keep the evil out. But when she moves back to Iowa for the spring and a little Jane Doe asks for her help in bringing justice to her gruesome murder - and when Lacey subsequently denies her request - the restless spirits see no reason to stick around, allowing demons and ghouls with lesser-than-holy intentions to wreak havoc. Caught in constant danger, it's up to Lacey to get on the case of Jane Doe's death, rescue a childhood friend from a string of missing persons cases, and regain the good graces of the dead before she joins them at the hand of evil entities and water that just keeps on rising. *Previously featured on the @mystery profile* *Featured on @Paranormal's "Life After Death" reading list* *Featured on @Ghost's "Bustling Ghosts" reading list* *Featured on @crime's "Policing the Paranormal" reading list* *cover by cosettetapes*