As a child Venus had an Imaginary friend like any other kid. When she wakes up one morning to find him claiming he's not really imaginary, but her Kupid. Things take a drastic turn as he reveals he's accidentally gambled away her life for a game.

Jarvit is appalled to learn his errand, delivering scrolls for his master, is intended to send him to his death. Jarvit is taken captive by the powerful and evil archimage Lord D’Braggatio. Then, befriended by the maid Silva, he discovers he has a mystic connection with Lady Mabina D’Braggatio. But it is the voice in his head that disturbs him most.

What if you weren't a complete person..... What if you were only a part of a whole..... What if your soul was split up.... What would you do to get it back?

Genetically created to be broodmares, Phyrne Galaxy and her mother, aunt and cousin don’t need men, they need freedom. They escaped from the warring planet of Kergeron to Earth, where Phyrne’s aunt’s vision of winning money in a New Jersey casino comes true. Too bad her aunt’s precog didn’t show the hoods waiting outside with guns. But Phyrne has her own weapon, more powerful than bullets. She’s ovulating. Phyrne turns up the heat, taking out more than the crooks in her wave of sexual torture. FBI Special Agent Hawk Higgens, running to protect the women, is brought to his knees, too. Caught in her procreative spell, Phyrne ravishes Hawk. Being seduced by an alien and left half naked and unconscious in the back of a surveillance van changes Hawk’s life. He joins the Foundation, a privately funded agency that hunts aliens. Six years later, the reason for his career change pops back on the radar in a tea shop in Kentucky. The woman whose face still haunts his dreams has an addition to her family – a five-year-four-month-old daughter. At the same time, two Kergeron warriors are sent to Earth to bring the women back to their home planet. With an ex-FBI agent and two alien warriors on her trail, Phyrne’s calm life running the Tea & Comfort shop is about to get shaken, stirred and screwed. FROM EDIE: The entire book was posted here. I left it up for over a week, then took down all of it except for the first 10 chapters. I appreciate all the great comments, the votes and the fans. Wattpadders are the best! If you missed the chance to read it here, it's available at most etailers (Amazon, Barnes & Noble, etc.). You can find out more here: http://edieramer.com/books/galaxy-girls/

Music:ON World:OFF Welcome to Syrus. Please pick up your complimentary pair of headphones at the gates. Plug them into your mandatory devices and skip to track four. Listen and enjoy. Cor's world is filled with notes and pitch and tone. Twenty three hours of the day she is hooked to the music mandated by the Serial Seven, Syrus' elite council. It is essentially every teenager's dream: Hit a button and drown the world out. But what happens when the music stops?

The future, 2400, is not the technology abundant world we imagined it. Flying cars and artificially intelligent robots aren’t given a second thought when you have to use every brain cell for survival. In 2409, Crimson Fog, one of the largest, strongest gangs, had some trouble with a group who believed themselves to be ‘gang resistance’. A small group of idiots who wanted the old ways back. After a few deaths and plenty of beatings, they surrendered. Two orphans were left with Crimson. The Crimson Orphan, Jax, sixteen in 2423, was raised to become one of the world’s best gunslingers. One of her greatest challenges was high school.

The Elemental Kings. A group as old as the creation of the universe. For millions of years, they protected the universe from all threats, travelling though space on the backs of the Dragons. Then, the Deadspark came. Ancient and powerful, not even the god-like Elementals could stand against it, and after a desperate struggle, they were slain along with the Dragons. It took the Makers themselves, returned from deep-space, to lock away the Deadspark in a realm of Nothing. Now, a new generation of Elementals protects the Galaxy, but the Deadspark is marshalling its unholy servants, and a battle like never seen before approaches. And the Elementals are broken. One fell in combat. Another, by treachery of one of their own. One broken and beaten to madness by his friend's and families deaths.To fight the old threats and the new, they must finally unite again. And, of course, find out about the threat bearing down on them. Four years in the planning, The Eleventh King is written by Jax (username JaxSeib) and Levi (anangrywom6at). To see the hopeful reboot to this, read Sunrise.

In the Realm, every year thirteen children are selected to dual to the death. Each child is given enhancements, which are magical things, like the ability to read minds or fly. Here on this battlefeild, fifteen year old Nina no longer knows who she is or what she should be doing. Because outside the walls of the realm, the Shadow Games are nothing like they seem. But then neither is the Realm. *Note-Right now, our highest ranking on the What's Hot List is #466!

Norene was born into a society where everyone lived forever. She never asked for it. She never had a choice. Being so, Norene never suffered from her immortality. Her parents loved her like any mortal would. She was born to never die. She was growing as she lived. But growing hadn't happened for years now. Not since the vaccine was introduced. But it wasn't the only thing that was introduced. New rules were enforced upon the society. 1. People under the age of twenty and older than the age of forty were not given the vaccine and left to die. 2. Everyone who had used the vaccine had to pay a fee every year for the rest of their lives (which was forever), and finally, and probably the most important rule of them all, 3. No children were to be had. So not only was Norene different, she wasn't allowed to live...