"When I stepped on land, I thought I was safe from drowning but when I look into your eyes, I'm not sure anymore." -Lilly Linton "She felt like a crate of diamonds wrapped in cashmere blankets. Soft. Precious. Something I never, ever wanted to let go of." -Rikkard Ambrose It's clear as day they both have feelings for each other and yet they keep denying it. They keep me up all night wondering what is going to happen. If it's the same with, you are at the right place my friend! This book contains one shots, Ambrose POV for some chapter, future one shots and more! PS. I know you're here on a non-wednesday day. ;) *all the characters belong to Rob Their, the original writer of these books. If you haven't read them yet, boy are you wasting your life. Go now!

Do you have nightmares? Have you ever had a recurring nightmare which caused great anxiety in your heart? If you have, Lucius Nostra can identify with you. Lucius is a young man who lives in a world of elves and suffers from the same nightmare of a black dragon known as Kraegyn. The nightmare always ends with Lucius being burned to oblivion by the malicious creature's blue fire. When his adoptive father reveals that these dreams signal the return of Kraegyn, Lucius learns to embrace his role as the prophesied protector of Azuleah. With his elf brother, Siegfried, at his side, Lucius embarks on a quest to forge a magical sword which once defeated the black dragon a millenium ago. The journey will take Lucius through the lands of elves, faeries, dwarves, and dragons.

There are a lot of names for people like Kali. Mind-deaf. Handicapped. Disabled. Null. In a world where telepathy is as easy breathing, Kali is doomed to be an outcast. Born without the ability to communicate mind-to-mind, she spends her days working as a waitress at The Echo, a legendary rock club where telepathy is banned. And then she sees him. Cian is more than just a rock star. Hailing from a foreign land half an ocean away, there's a reason his fans call him a rock god...and it's more than just his music. It only takes one song from Cian for Kali to realize that telepathy isn't the only psychic ability out there. And for the first time in her life, she starts to believe she might be more than just a null. But more is at stake than Kali's budding powers. A long dead war is given life anew. Kali has to figure out who she is and who she can trust before it's too late.

Man created superheroes, and now they hunt them. A terror attack on London kills Britain's top geneticist and destroys life as nineteen year old Eva Saunders knows it. Soon she is at the center of a political conspiracy, and dragged into a dangerous game of the strong vs. the weak and man vs. god . . . The explosion sixty years ago separated the population into three categories: Humans - a score of 0% on the genetics scale. They have no superpower. Voids - a score of 50%. They have the potential. Or the worst: Pariahs - a score of 100%. They have the power. Eva has tested as Void all her life, missing the complete Pariah gene that would grant her superpowers at a moment's notice. But people with the gene are exiled, sent to the Badlands -- known as Zone-B -- in newly imprisoned Wales as punishment for their abilities. And they're fighting back. The only one to survive a Pariah attack on the British Headquarters for Genetics Screening she's recruited by the Prime Minister to work for the Humans. Tasked in aiding the secretive Detective Thomas Kingsley of the Metropolitan police in his race to catch the killers, the stakes rise and more than just a politician is on the line. Except Eva has her own problems, secrets hidden in her DNA, and it will push her to the very edge of the law. The fight for power has hit London. And it's spreading . . . THE PARIAH SERIES: BOOK ONE. Copyright © EmilyCharlotteCooledge 2015-2017 [Action / Science Fiction / Paranormal / Thriller.] Cover created by the talented @Carkann ! WINNER of the Wattys 2016 New Voices award! x

WHAT IT TAKES TO RESCUE THE PLANET: one very potent unseeing sorcerer, one botanist doubling as a syndicate branch affiliate, one particularly curious, fair human sidekick, and a knack for magical ass kicking.

I, Becky Wellesley, really suck at math. But don't worry, because my mad journalistic skills totally make up for it. Or at least they would if they'd just let me publish something that wasn't an expose on overdue library books or (groan) another interview with a supposed Super rescuee. Because if I have to go talk to Lyla Rivers one more time about the time she was almost mugged last summer before some Big CIty Super saved her...well, I'll be forced to pull my hair out.