Estrana and Andaria have been at war for years. Neither country is willing to backdown and so many people are caught in the crossfire. Two of these people are Raylah and Eliza, the only female knights in Estrana. After a failed assassination attempt Raylah is mortally wounded. But just as she is beginning to heal her whole life is turned around when they discover she was poisoned with a powerful drug that can kill her in a matter of days. Eliza must now travel across the country and into enemy territory to save her friend. Will they make it home alive or will this be their last journey.

Darcy isn't unpopular. She isn't popular either. But she has a strong family, and a couple of best friends. And that's all you need...isn't it? But then she had to move after her parents messy breakup, leaving behind the world she's known since she was born. New house, new neighbourhood, new school. Slowly she begins to adjust and make friends, including an extremely hot guy called Tennyson. But she's holding secrets back from them. Will their efforts to investigate pull her new life apart as well? ... Lmao I'm terrible at descriptions! This is my original work, I think, it popped into my head one day. It could be the faint memory of a book I read ages ago, but I don't think so... Have fun reading! PS it's really really cliche! So if you get annoyed by cliche, don't read it or don't judge. ... Kinda discontinued rn hopefully I'll eventually get back to it but I'm busy af and having an identity crisis so wooo ly all muah <3

'Ransom, sweetling... you're a dragon.' Ransom Hunt knows she doesn't have an ordinary family. But she's used to being the weird hippie, and she loves her life. Until her grandmother tells her she's a dragon. And not just any dragon. Ransom just HAPPENS to be eighth in line to the dragon throne. Ransom is thrown into a mess of conspiracies and magic and despite the addition of a ridiculously handsome bodyguard, not everyone will be able to make it out alive... ... Copyright © 2020 by Unsocialhomeschooler All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the author, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law. Thank you for respecting these boundaries.