A couple thousand years ago, where there were no such thing as planes, cars, advanced scientific technology, there was a time of different invention. You see, there wasn't a need for planes because fairies existed. Who needed cars when you could walk to where you needed to go? Buildings were built with the help of friendly giants. Houses were protected by elves, humans with pointed ears, long lives, and extreme accuracy with a bow. They mythical creatures as they were dubbed lived with the humans just fine. They co-existed in harmony and helped each other out. They had no reason to harm each other. But evil still existed. The humans who did this wanted the magic for their own nefarious purposes. So the mythical creatures left. Elves, giants, Pegasus, everything you can imagine. All except the fairies. They could not leave. Trapped and nearly extinct, the fairies became as human as they could, reverting to their human size and hiding their wings all but permanently. And so, as generation after generation passed, the mythical creatures faded into legend and those that stayed behind forgot their legacy. Now we find ourselves in a modern society that thinks mythical creatures are nothing more than children stories and profit. They laugh at the thought of it being real. But some, some keep the knowledge alive. A certain family line has passed down the information and kept it safe at the local library, waiting for someone to find it. One day, the right person will come and change the world.

"It takes courage to stand up to your enemies, but even more so to stand up to your friends." In a world that rejects anything that is different, there is a small group of people called The Shapeshifters. Their genetics have mutated to allow them to morph into one specific animal, with a few exceptions. This group has hidden themselves away in The Sanctuary, rescuing any other Shapeshifters from the people who swore to eliminate them. However, things change when Ollie is rescued, and they realize there is more to the situation than they first thought. This is family friendly, ages 8+. There is mild blood and violence. Some content may not be suitable for young children. There is no swearing. Enjoy, Buurn

The feeling of a cool fall breeze brushing past her shoulders. The smell of the salty ocean in the distance. Stars covering the night sky, twinkling in their glory. This was her favorite spot. But today she wasn't here because she wanted to be. A mysterious note had been left at her desk, in her own hand writing, telling her to come to this field. Now all she had to do was wait. Note that you can read Shapeshifters before this and still have it make sense.