Treasure Studio series#3

Fierce, rich and bold Ellen Carson after the death of a family member allegedly by the doings of her lover flees to Paris to overcome the guilt and tongue lashings of her mother only to return to her hell hole years later for the wedding party. *** With wealth, affluence, and their likes by her side, she took her stance above all in the social hierarchy with confidence and power. She was meant to be the respectful, happy, non-alcoholic protagonist of the story but forced to look for closure by the endless tongue-lashings of an overly pampered housewife, known as her mother, she left her home. But now, we've all loved and lost. She has loved, lost but hasn't recovered. Throw in a knight in shining armor for this damsel in distress and you have yourself a perfect distraction. So the question is, how will she handle the approach of someone new? Is his attention enough for her to bring down her walls? After all his persistence what will be the outcome? What really happened that night? Note that in as much as this book has a love theme, this story is not focused on love, it is about self-discovery and self-love. All credits to the amazing cover designer @lantea

After a disastrous first season in London, Rose Wilde finds herself torn between two men who love her -- but who both hide secrets that could ruin her. ***** Rose Wilde has always considered herself plain, especially when compared to her beautiful older sister Charlotte, and has practically given up on the idea of being romanced. But when American hotelier Derek Montgomery comes to revolutionise her little, sleepy English village of Ascot, Rose starts to revisit the idea of falling in love. However, Derek brings with him many secrets and obligations, some that might prohibit him from pursuing Rose -- and push her into the arms of her friend, Michael Cornell, the Marquess of Juniper. Will fate allow Rose and Derek to marry for love? Or will she indeed become the reluctant marchioness? [[Word count: 70,000 - 80,000 words]] Cover designed by Ashley Bandy (The Reluctant Marchioness is the sequel to The Coveted Countess, but can also be read as a standalone)

Creatures of the Night is now published as a Wattpad Book! As a Wattpad reader, you can access both the Original Edition and Books Edition upon purchase. Milena, an obedient teenager, has to team up with the supernatural creatures she was taught to fear in order to escape the people she once loved. ***** In a world where humans must hide underground to stay safe from the creatures who roam the night, Milena's life as an outcast is hardly worth noticing. But on the day her village is attacked and her life is spared by the mysterious Elias, Milena is forced to throw everything she thought she knew about her world out the window. Because while Elias looks just as human as she is, he's actually the leader of a pack of wolf shifters, and the bond she feels with him compels her to start asking questions about the things she's been told about the creatures of the night. Because if her village was willing to lie about something like this, what other secrets might they be keeping from her?

A word was sent to the world, whoever is wise should heed for it was sent to save humanity from damnation...

In beautiful European landscapes, two vampires' clans have been fighting for several centuries. He's a vampire who likes to be called Romeo. He belongs to one of the clans. Berenice is a young human who's fairly crazy and obsessed with her virginity. Romeo'clan is very interested in pretty Berenice. "Death plays cruelly with love because love hopes to contemplate death without disappearing."

With her father's memory failing and her mother gone, Soraya Thenayu enrolls in distant Darkwood Academy and immediately becomes enemies with the richest kid at school. Between hiding her father's gift of illegally harvested magic, befriending social outcasts, and juggling classes, Soraya's already stressful situation intensifies when an otherworldly foe threatens to possess her. Soraya must choose between keeping her magic a secret or saving herself and her new friends.

In 1099, a mysterious child of noble origin was taken in by Jews who had fled the Crusaders' arrival in front of Jerusalem. Years later, Ada, the descendant of this child, travels through Palestine with her father. He's a merchant and knows medicine. Ada is still very young when her father saves the life of a badly wounded knight. Sick and aged, the merchant now lives in the West with his daughter, who has grown up. Close to death, he asks a great favor to the man saved in the past. Ada, a young commoner but descendant of a mysterious lineage, becomes the wife of Reyn, the knight's son. The new husbands barely get acquainted when Reyn must embark with King Louis IX's army for Egypt. It's the seventh crusade. 'The Wolf and the Snake' is a historical romance spiced with fantasy. This story tells of the desire to conquer, the desire to love, and never to die.

Almost every aspect of Cheyanne Daniels' life is controlled by Steven, her abusive spouse, and her religious, overbearing family. She wants a divorce, but her family tells her that she must submit to her husband and make the marriage work, or she will be the one in sin. Desperate for freedom and support, she turns to her atheist friends for advice, even though her whole family wants her situation to be kept a secret from who they call, "outsiders." Will Cheyanne gain enough courage to break away from her prison? This is all based on true events. I had to change names and some events to protect identities, but 99% of it actually happened. There is mature content in here, and some of it may be triggering to those who have survived abusive situations.

Things are nothing but the absolute best when you move in with your boyfriend and end up accidentally stabbing yourself the very next day (among other minor, insignificant occurrences). Take it from Isla Ortega herself. She is having the perfect day, and it simply cannot get any better. WARNING: Dark humour. Avoid like the plague if you are not immune to it. Contributions of grammar and plot hole nazis much appreciated. "Hilariously villainous" -- Aritza Schmidt Highest Rankings: #2 in Satire #56 in parody #117 in hilarious #2 in antiromance #186 in sarcasm #68 in psychopath #86 in sassy #2 in satirical #75 in dark humor #33 in antihero #35 in homicide #254 in arrogant #610 in villain #931 in badass #145 in neighbor