The scars of war can never be erased... Amaya is an enchantress in a world where magic is heavily restricted. After a brutal civil war tears her country apart, she must come to terms with everything that has happened and find a way to face her past.

Ruben Vasquez is an experienced homicide detective with a fervent dedication to solving even the most difficult crimes. There's just one problem: he's dead. In an alternate version of our world, the spirits of the dead have become visible to everyone, walking among the living until they pass on to whatever existence lies beyond this life. In most cases, that makes Ruben's job easier than ever before since victims are often able to provide answers in their own murder investigations. But when a body is found and all immediate signs point to suicide, Ruben isn't convinced, and the dead woman's ghost isn't around for him to question. With nothing but a hunch to go on, he sets out to find answers. But is there really something sinister going on, or is Ruben just desperate to find meaning in his seemingly endless dead life?

The sweet old woman in the nursing home isn't quite what she seems, and it's not just because she has a fascination with spiders.

Strange noise on the roof. Footprints in the snow. Snowflakes that don't behave.

If the world fell to the zombie apocalypse, where would you go for supplies? Well, a young woman, Jade, decides her former place of employment would be a good place to start. She figures a craft store probably has some good resources and it might not be as picked over as somewhere like a hardware store, right? As it turns out, very few other people follow her logic so she's able to barricade herself inside with a whole store worth of useful things. But humans are, well, human and safety can't last forever, can it? This is my first story on Wattpad and it has only gone through a few rounds of edits so all feedback, positive and negative, is appreciated. That said, please try to offer constructive criticism and not just plain old criticism. Thanks and happy reading! -Court