Daphne Grady, a 13 years old girl, the daughter of the famous raptor trainer. Constantly training and spending all her time with raptors and compys. With no friends, other than dinosaurs, her father decided to sign her up for Camp Cretaceous. To make new friends and have some other company than just her father and the dinosaurs. Can she survive when everything goes wrong? Will she ever see her father again?

It's been a year since the barrier was removed and the Isle opened. Those who wished to cross the bridge over to Auradon have done so and the lives of those who chose to remain have improved drastically. Everyone seems to be finding that fairy tale ending. Unfortunately, there's one bitter princess who has a score to settle not only with the girl she thinks stole her life but the godling that made it all possible. With a delusional princess out for revenge and an ever increasing problem he won't tell anyone about, how is Hayden going to keep his fairy tale ending? This is a sequel to my story An Isle's Advocate.

It's been six months since five residents of the Isle of the Lost moved to Auradon. Hayden, the son of Hades, is still in the land of goodness and hypocrisy. He's doing his best to broaden Ben's original proclamation and bring more Isle citizens across the barrier. He's doing his best to improve life for those still on the other side of it. With friends too wrapped up in their own problems and fitting into Auradon to be of any real help, how will one boy be able to complete the deal he struck at that eventful coronation? This is a sequel to my story A Fifth Descendant.

When Ben invited residents of the Isle to Auradon, he actually sent five invitations. Hayden, the son of Hades, joins the VKs in the land of goodness and hypocrisy. With a presence that tends to unsettle the living, a penchant for nearly brutal honesty, and a, quite frankly, reasonable grudge against the Olympians, how will one boy change this story?