Charlotte Delaney was insistent that she was never going to get married. Never. Not happening. No chance in Hell. Isaac Fletcher changed all that. At Last.

Aspiring writer Norah Jacobs needs an escape. In the span of two weeks, her corrupt brother has been jailed for murder and his partner has been hovering on her doorstep, threatening to ruin what little peace she has left. Packing her car, Norah flees the city and goes off the grid, finding refuge in the small coastal town of Bellvale. However, Norah's newfound refuge lands her right in the middle of a power struggle between creatures she thought only existed in fairy tales, and she begins to see that no matter how hard you try to run from your troubles, they seem to have a way of catching up with you... Watty 2014 Winner Haven Copyright © Melissa Lucas 2013 All Rights Reserved. No part of this literary work may be reproduced or used without written consent from the author.

★ female pronouns & third person view (may change it if people prefer first person!) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ "I don't know you," The android glowered back at the stranger, it's LED flashing yellow. It was frustrated that it was caught before it could finish its mission. "I've never seen or heard of you." "I know you haven't." The stranger smiled. Her eyes sparked with playfulness. "I don't think you remember a Y/N, do you?" "I don't," He mumbled back. "Like I said I don't know you. How do you know so much about me?" "Oh, Connor..." The stranger shook her head. Her smile vanished slowly once her eyes strayed from him. "It's a shame that you don't know me..." "Since I helped on creating you." ★ ★ ★ ★ After Connor is admitted as Hank's partner, he's got to get closer to the Lieutenant and has got to study a few human emotions. Yet, it hasn't done anything to stop him from stopping Markus and the revolution. Despite deviants trying to get into Connor's head, he still considers himself nothing else but a machine. The only thing in his mind is to accomplish his mission, even if Hank or anyone else gets in his way. The only way he could possibly stop thinking that way is to reprogram. That's where Y/N, a former employee and engineer at Cyberlife steps in. ★ ★ ★ ★ Contains~ - mature language - mention of alcohol/tobacco - a few mature themes - mention of suicide (You've been warned!!) (edit 2/09: the cover art does not belong to me, but if you do know the artist who created it, please inform me so I can credit them!!) ★ ★ ★