Kinddom Stories

The Choosing Series: Book 1 Ozricks don't have soulmates, but they do need Luxines. He killed them, he killed them all. Tears permanently stained her face. Blood permanently stained his hands. On the day after a new Ozrick's transition, the choosing ceremony takes place. A huge ball adorned with every unlinked female in the world between the ages 16-20 dressed in pure white. Yet, those jade green were the only things he could focus on. Faye Hett has been wrenched from everything she knew to become the partner of a ruthless killer. Not the kind that changes when the girl finally opens his eyes. No, the kind that is eternally basked in darkness, like a suffocating cloud. Will Faye asphyxiate? Or will she learn to adapt to the life of the claimed?

Vivianna Augustine is a princess. But when she goes missing, who--or what--will rule the Kingdom? When Viv returns after a long time, she is overjoyed. But something's wrong. Where are the people? The light? Where have her parents gone? And why is she slowly becoming taken to the Prince inhabiting her castle? Thank you to Spiderstring for making yet another beautiful book cover for me to use, and I give full credit to her for that. :D

"Landon," She called rather harshly, hoping he'd get up on his own. No answer. She poked him forcefully with the polished toe of her boot. "Hey, get up." He stirred slowly, and she called him again. Suddenly he was sitting upright, a short dagger in his hand. "You scared me." He muttered, brushing his long hair away from his face. "Wouldn't have happened if you didn't fall asleep." "I wasn't asleep. I was just... resting." He got up and dusted himself off and the dagger disappeared. His dark eyes swept over her quickly. Princess Aretha was born with a cursed gift-- the power the heal the sick and dying with the touch of her bare hands. But it comes with a drastic price. Each time she heals someone, her lifespan decreases by days. How many, she'll never know. One night when Aretha is out riding secretly with her friend Landon, she sees something she should never have. Only days later, the news of a nearby plague reaches the country of Sarnia. The epidemic was something that was far away, only touching the neighbouring countries, but suddenly it's so close, infecting millions. Knowing the reality of the outside world and injustice that Sarnia does to its inhabitants, Princess Aretha is determined to put a stop to it all. But the plague and destruction of the monarchy are things she has no control over-- or does she? Aretha must find a way to stop the horrifying injustice she sees, protect those she loves, and ultimately, avoid her own death.