Thecalamityseries Stories

Stormy had always felt a little different. She didn't catch on as fast as her siblings. She could barely weild a sword. She didn't have wings. She had no friends (although that didn't bother her). But above all else, she wanted to be seen as an equal in her fathers eyes. It wasn't until a mysterious man appeared in a dark forest that she began to see that desired future become a reality. SECOND book of THE CALAMITY SERIES Completed ✔ *some recurring characters but I think this can be read as a stand alone

Dew thought her life was perfect on Fae Isle. She never wished for more. She had a wonderful family, great friends, and lived in the safest place on Mainland. That all changes the day of her birthday. Unknown powers awaken, her family is hurt, and Dew is missing. When an unknown girl with no memories shows up in a kingdom against magic, a lone wolf shifter finds she's the missing piece to his soul. THIRD book of THE CALAMITY SERIES *has reoccurring characters from first 2 CALAMITY SERIES books but is mostly stand alone

An assassin has a chance meeting with a fairy and can't seem to keep his mind of her. He can't shake the feeling of wanting to help and care for her but those very wants go against everything he's been taught. FIRST book of THE CALAMITY SERIES Completed ✔

An assassin has a chance meeting with a fairy boy and can't seem to keep his mind off of him. He can't shake the feeling of wanting to help and care for the fairy but those very wants go against everything he's been taught. First Book of The Calamity Series ×not edited very well× ×completed× #104 - manxman #80 - forest

Stormy has zero self confidence due to the consistantness of his failures with basically any hand-held weapon. Zypher prevents him from joining any battles, trying to protect him. In a tearful rage, Stormy runs. Running lands him in a very strange situation with a dark stranger. Second Book of The Calamity Series

The Family of Darkness, Unrest, and Death Part of THE CALAMITY SERIES Authors Note: Opinions and actions expressed in this book do not represent me or reflect what I believe. This is simply set up as though we are seeing through a set of fictional characters eyes. Some scenes may be disturbing.