Pain. It was a thing people avoided at all costs. They hated thinking, feeling, and looking at it. Everyone wished they never encountered it. But Violet Andrews never had that luxury With a simple touch she felt it, anyones and everyone's. Their pain was blasted in her mind showing all their previous misery. It's like it grabbed onto her. Things like to cling to her, darkness that couldn't find a better place to go decide to attach itself to her. Other peoples emotions became her own, their heartache became hers, burdons of strangers weighed heavily on her heart. It wasn't just a small pain she got, it revolved around her like a snake, sucking the life out of her. It's like she couldn't focus on anything but their hardships. Because of that, she kept a distance. From everyone. It was easier for her, to not be around people, that way she could deal with her own problems without having to take everyone's issues. That's why she wasn't that bummed when her father kicked her out of the house. His suffering and emotional pain suffocated her That is how she ended up in Forks Washington. And that, is how she meet him. Jasper Hale.

❝And her heart was the best part, it would always calm the storm for those who were afraid of a little rain.❞ Allison Christopher made herself into a new woman during her time in Forks, Washington. Before, she was a gentle girl with a heart warmer than the blood rushing through her veins. And she was still that girl, but that girl was buried underneath battle scars and cold eyes. She became a warrior, who fought with her life to protect others. She became a soldier, who battled to save the ones she loves. Allison walked proudly with battle scars marring her once fair skin, and she held her head high with dignity when someone's eyes lingered on the marks. If people were rain, then Allison had once viewed herself as a light drizzle. Now, after she'd been through hell and returned with blood stained hands and smiling lips, she knew she was a hurricane. Underneath her hard exterior, she was still the same girl she had once been. She still loved with all she had, and she still forgave easily. She still laughed until she cried, and she still had the warmest heart. And her heart was the best part; it never failed to calm her hurricane into a drizzle for those who were afraid of a little rain. [the twilight saga: eclipse] [book two in the allison christopher series] [cover idea - @-voidallison]

❝Interesting, the only thing stronger than your craving for blood is your love for this one girl.❞ Allison Christopher had seen many states. She had moved around for as long as she could remember and she had never lived in one place longer than three years. So when her mother relocates them for the umpteenth time to Forks, Washington - a town that wasn't even on most maps - and tells her that it's their last stop for a while, the girl was skeptical. Allison didn't expect to befriend a family that came straight out of an episode of Supernatural, and she certainly didn't expect to fall in love with one of them. Allison promised herself she wouldn't form any attachments before she stepped foot into Forks, but then she met him and her entire world turned upside down and suddenly he was the one holding her down to Earth, not gravity. [twilight - new moon] [cover idea - @-voidallison]

Elizabeth Storm, a free spirit, believes her life is officially over once she has to move to the middle of nowhere. Little does she know that her true life is just about to begin when she finds her self drawn to a certain reserved Cullen. It gets worse when the barely tamed vampire becomes inevitably smitten by the loud mouth.

If vampires and werewolves are real, who's not to say the other fairy tales aren't? Then Cullens take an immediate notice to the new girl in town, Charlotte Waters. She certainly isn't a werewolf but lacks vampire qualities. But she defiantly isn't human, and the Cullens just can't figure out what she is. Charlotte Waters has been through this before, moving town to town every few years. Going through school. Sometimes she doesn't understand why she doesn't live with all the rest of her kind. The other fairies would gladly welcome her back in the realm of Faerie. But the new town she moved to holds something almost better. Vampires. \\\\ All rights go to Stephanie Meyer. I own none of the characters. blah blah blah.