When Carrie finds herself trapped on a remote Scottish isle with her manipulative husband, her world feels impossibly small-until the day she discovers a sick giant washed ashore. Defying all reason, she chooses to help him recover. She keeps her giant a secret, but as her husband tightens his grip, Carrie must decide: will she sink deeper into the life she's always known or risk everything for the chance to change her tides? A breathtaking story of discovery and resilience, Changing Tides is a captivating new novel from J.M. Fields that proves love can reshape worlds-no matter how big or small. Contains mature language.

A young fairy prince tries to escape the mortifying ordeal of being known by running away to the forbidden land of humans, blending in as one of them. This totally won't go wrong, not at all. Especially not when he falls in love with one of them. *** [a 100% SFW G/T M/M romance short story of some old ocs that live rent free in my brain. wowza thats a lot of acronyms] (~23,000 words) (cove art by Pat, or @remordsposthume on tumblr!)

Val is cursed. Or more accurately, his entire village is cursed. Maybe. That's what he's been told, anyway. But that's all just an old story. He doesn't know much about it, as he wasn't exactly born at the time of the alleged cursing. All he does know is that he's very small and very alone. Luckily, living in the walls of an apothecary shop isn't that bad, and Val enjoys his quiet life. But winter is coming, and when Val accidentally gets mixed up in a plant that Sorrel, the shop worker, takes home, he is suddenly confronted with his worst fear: coming face to face with a human.

New chapter on the 15th of every month. Start: 15th of December 2024 Anne Wakefeild is a young woman, who's constantly running away from her painful past and trying desperately to make ends meet. In order to do this, she decides to make a painful decision and move into the house she inherited from her deceased grandfather. Though it's a new start for her, it does not change her feeling of helplessness and overwhelm. After some time, strange situations begin to occur in her new property - at night she hears sounds of shuffling and quiet whispers, and in the morning she discovers that pieces of food or small items disappear without a trace. This helps her to distract herself from her problems and she devotes herself to finding the reason of these mysterious events. Damien Fireplace is a borrower who has been traveling the world for months to find a place he could call home. One day he comes across a quiet house and settles in it. He quickly discovers that he may not be so unnoticed.

Enzo is just doing his best. Forced to leave his home at 15 years old, he's done everything he can over the last seven years to ensure that he and his little brother Harper can survive on their own. Unfortunately, surviving is hard when you're only a few inches tall, and Enzo can't remember the last time he's felt truly safe. Even though he and Harper live comfortably in the apartment walls of a human named Luca, Enzo is constantly worried about being discovered. But Luca is not as oblivious to his house guests as he appears to be, and Enzo learns this the hard way when an accident forces the unlikely roommates into meeting face to face.

(On indefinite hiatus until further notice) Oliver is your average borrower, three inches tall, forgetful, and had GAD (generalized anxiety disorder) and never seen. But one night while borrowing, his hook breaks while he is on it. What will happen when Oliver is seen for the first time ever? ⚠️trigger warnings: fear, angst, pain, but like tons of fluff later on.⚠️

The Orion's Factotum follows the story of a servant named Raina Toro who works in the city endlessly to supply her and her daughter with a decent life. The jobs she works are menial and pay little. Then, Raina hears of a position from a bookman friend of hers named Caster Veil. He speaks of a high turnover position in the prisons beneath the city acting as a Factotum to one of the city's most dangerous prisoners - Steele Veyne. This would be of little issue if her were like them; however, that is not the case. He is an Orion - a giant among men - and his crimes are severe. What will happen to the poor peasant mother who simply seeks a decent life for her and her child when she comes face to face with a giant?

It has been ten years since the borrower race was discovered by humankind, and the world is still struggling with its shift towards interspecies equality. Caught in the midst of it all is Brooke Tucker, a student whose family is falling apart after her father is convicted for illegally exterminating borrowers. To make things worse, her classmate and self-proclaimed borrower advocate Kaleb Finch is determined to make her life a living hell when he catches wind of her father's crime. But when Brooke discovers that Kaleb harbours a secret of his own; one which could turn the tides on borrower acceptance worldwide if let out, the two of them are forced into a reluctant truce. Both Kaleb and Brooke must learn to put their own prejudices aside if they want to get along, which turns out to be easier said than done in a society determined to drive them apart.

In a distant land of a fantasy realm rules a benevolent King by the name of Roman. He is loved dearly by the people, but one day his exiled brother returns with a declaration of war in the coming three months. Do to their constant state of peace the kingdom is not prepared for war and in a despite attempt to garner help, Roman leaves in search of the legendary Naga (Deceit). What he finds however is something far greater.

After trying to run away, Émelie gets captured by a giant. He brings her to his world where she cannot escape. The giant teases her, so she learns to dislike him. But after much time together, those feelings start to change.