Auryon Stories

A girl named Auryon mysteriously finds herself in the woods without knowing why she is there. There is an enigmatic field that makes her feel as if destructive evil is surrounding it. She connects with the animals and nature very well, is she really the daughter of Artemis? Or is this some sort of feat to perceive her as the daughter of Artemis? Or is there something much more dark and immoral happening? I do not own anything regarding the Percy Jackson series.

Auryon has been training to be an assassin for the government her entire life. She is one of the oldest students at the Institute, one of just two. Until one day, two new teenagers arrive. Both trained outside, in the real world. They have come to help Auryon on a mission. But are they any help? Or are they just trying to destroy the competition? Read Assassin to Be to find out.

Snow is thicker than water... Snow is thicker than blood... Duty. Family. Honor. Snow. In the militaristic and competitive world of Auryon, the lands are divided into four island kingdoms. In Eiramere, the kingdom of the Snow family has become a true apex predator, its bustling economy rich beyond belief in resources and land- and for good reason. But the Snow family harbors a dark secret, a secret hidden so deep most of its members know nothing of its existence. Unaware of the danger enshrouding them, two beloved members of the Snow family are sent to The Academy, the prestigious and highly-selective finishing school nested on an island at the heart of Auryon's four kingdoms. At this school, the best and most promising young members of society are trained to fight and kill Reapers, wicked beasts of shadow. This divine purpose of Hunting, meant to solidify and perpetuate the shaky relations between the kingdoms, is a mere distraction in the face of the shady goings-on. The Snows will find themselves in more peril than they realize, for even the isolated island of The Academy will not be left unscathed by the Snow's best-kept, blackest secret. And the Snow will run red with blood... First Published: 4/26/2016 Re-Published: 8/29/2019