~ 19th century ~ One girl who always wanted to be free. One weak heart. A human. And him. One without the beating heart. A creature. Sophie is a girl living in the 19th century, who has always been weak due to her heart illness. Unlike her older sisters, she has always been sheltered by her parents, always feeling trapped and feeling happy at the slightest sign of freedom. But soon, she receives a strange gift in a form of a young man. A man who is supposed to save her despite his true nature. A man, whose dark secrets may destroy her. And a man who in the end, isn't human at all. *doesn't contain sparkly vampires* Oct 7, 2013 - changed the cover - rewriting

Villahr is a tortured young Vici in a world overrun after a colossal Vampiric invasion. The earth has been completely reformatted and separated into two regions, one for the vampires and one for the humans, which is growing smaller day by day. By law it is forbidden for any of the Vampiric and Vicio species to interact, punishable by death, that is how it has always been. A group of trappers made up of highly skilled men and women decide to rise up and fight for their world, breaking the mortal-vamp complaisance, and start picking off the supernatural. After an important part of Villahr's life is taken from him as a result of this mutiny, Villahr is forced to go against his own nature and the very regulations he swore to follow at all costs to find the culprits and stop them. Follow him him on his journey as he seeks justice and vengeance with the number one source of his loathing as his only companion, and ends up finding more than he ever thought possible.

“Two can only keep a secret only if one of them is dead.” 40 year old Emma McCroy stumbles upon the diary of Spencer McCroy; her 65 year old mother who has been undergoing immense torture for the past 25 years for the murders of ten people. In the summer of ’87, Spencer, a young and daring psychologist, was tried and wrongly, as Emma would put it, charged for the premeditated murders of the ten most intriguing and twisted people Spencer ever encountered in her career. Twenty five years on, Emma maintains her mother’s innocence and never ceased fighting for justice. Discovering the diary pulls Emma into a deep void of dark and dangerous secrets; secrets that will slowly, but steadily rip her world apart into a million pieces. But she knows one thing for sure; the murderer’s name is somewhere in there, engraved in ink. Along with the aid of her mother’s twin brother Brian, Emma embarks on a scandalous journey to prove her mother’s innocence to the rest of the world before it’s too late. Dare if you may, to enter Spencer’s mysterious and shady world. But remember, with every page you turn, there is a price to pay as a psychologist’s diary is like an onion: The more you peel it off, the more it hurts you.

Paranormal Romance, YA, NA FORBIDDEN: THE SOULKEEPERS (#1) is available at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Kobo, and wherever ebooks are sold.

Firstly, it was just the prisoners that were used. Then it became orphans, and even some of the elderly. Now it is everyone in a society where people are struggling to find work. Money is offered to anyone willing to volunteer themselves or their children to take part in scientific trials run by the organisation called Calox. Except no one ever gets the money. No one is ever seen again once they've volunteered for the trials. (This is the first book in the 'Children of Calox' series. 'Flames' is the sequel, and therefore the second book in the series. I plan to write between three and five books in total.)

Maeve, Dalla, and Ailis, sisters, reside in northern Britannia. They live in freedom from the Romans who act more as nighttime stories to frighten children than the enemies that they really are. When they leave for the Brigantes' chief village as a part of a treaty, they realize that they have been living in a bubble of safety and comfort. And that bubble has just popped. [Chapters with "✔" are edited.] Copyright © 2012 Veronica Graham. All rights reserved.

When Hero is coming back from her husband's funeral, she stumbles across an abandoned factory, she finds a man of the name Owen who creates dolls to keep the ones he cares about alive. This is a story of how death always wins in the end.

In the vast wastelands of the ancient Arabian desert there is a city called, Bakgurama. In the city walls, is a lively town for traders and merchants, trying to sell their goods. But as you travel more toward the heart of the city there is a beautiful palace, one that rivals all others. When you step inside your nose is greeted by wonderful smells, wafting from the grand halls, where a dinner party is taking place. But off to the outdoor halls of the palace, there is a garden filled with luscious flowers and plants, From the center of the garden you hear and angelic voice, weaving in and out of the foliage. You turn the corner, to find the most beautiful princess ever to set foot in the Arabia. This is Princess Malak, who lives a lonely life. She is shielded from the world by her terrible step mother being forced to wear a silken, sheer veil in public, but when no one is around the veil falls to the floor and the true beauty is revealed. Follow Princess Malak on her journey to freedom, and expression of her true self as she falls in love with a so-called 'Prince Malakia' and searches for her real Mother in Arabian Knights.

She never wanted to marry again. Not after her dismal first marriage. King Henry VIII, besotted with his third wife, decides that he is going to renege on his promise that she would never have to marry again. Arranging a match with the newly appointed Duke of Kent, she is unhappy and frightened that her new husband will become just as the one that died. She is a woman wounded by the past and he is a man who sees life as a game. Will any happiness come of this arrangement or will this marriage be as horrible as the last one? Set against the backdrop of political intrugue, murder and backstabbing, do these two have a chance?