Yalit Stories

Peridot Chen Sun, a nerdy foster kid, is fine with her new school until she meets her year-long lab partner - Amethyst Espina, truant, wrestler, bad girl extraordinaire. When a tyrant teacher puts Peridot's grade on the line because of Amethyst's misconduct, the girls must learn to work together to make it through the year alive. And who knows? Maybe they'll learn some lessons outside of basic biology, and more about what it means to live. Human AU of Steven Universe, but can also be read separate. Updates on scheduled Fridays; cover drawn by me.

The continuation of the Brynn and Finn's story. As Brynn faces her worst fear being diagnosed with cancer will Finn be able to keep her from pushing him away. This is book two so if you want to know how they met be sure you read book 1 Behind the Eight Ball first. All Rights Reserved © 2020 Ruechari aka Charity Rue

And as she kissed him, the clouds in the sky shifted; light fell from the sunroof through the ivy's heart-shaped leaves, casting speckled patterns of sun ray and shadow upon their heads and clothes and faces. The air swam with floating dust and a passing bee; the scent of foliage and herbs and Taehyun's peppermint gum intermingling with the stony powdery presence of the red brick walls. Everything was silent but for the rustle of leaves and their pounding hearts. But like every moment, this one ended. The clouds passed again over the sunroof; the bee settled onto a potted flower; and Taehyun pulled away, his face flushed and embarrassed. "I shouldn't bother you," he said, his hands falling to his side. He stuck them in his pockets and looked away quickly, his hair falling into his eyes. "Taehyun-" "I'll pretend it never happened," he said. "That's what you want, right?" [original fic; inspired by romantic dramas]

Each year, 100 students are chosen to participate in the Night Hawk Society's three-month training academy. The students must be the child of an existing member and be only thirteen. ​If they pass, they become a part of an elite, underground organization that protects the human world from monsters. If they fail, however, they must give up everything, including their families. Kaylee McCleen has been chosen to participate in this year's training academy, but when monster attacks begin to hit closer to home, and citizens start to disappear, Kaylee begins to question everything she thought she knew about the organization and her small town. And, then there's the mysterious Mitch Harrod, a boy two years older than the rest of the initiates, who seems to be harboring a secret that could change everything. Will Kaylee pass the academy? Or will she have to walk away from her life. Follow Kaylee on the first leg of her journey into the Night Hawk Society."

On the eve of the King's death, Prince Leom is summoned to meet the witch on the edge of the border. Azle has one request of the new, young king. A request Prince Leom has no choice but to refuse. In her anger, Azle casts a spell across the land of Relenia, one of ice and endless sleep. This spell affects all that live in Relenia... all except the young King. Desperate to save his people, Leom is determined to undo what the ice witch has done. To break the curse, Leom sets out on a dangerous quest. One that will lead him to the legendary bird of fire and flames. But secrets surround this legend... and as Leom unravels the mystery, he discovers a truth so unexpected that he will never be the same again.

The ancient book about the past holds the future. Frankie is the key. In a time long forgotten, people are held captive by half human creatures. Ashra holds a secret close to her heart, and must discover the purpose of her gift before the oppressed human race is destroyed. An unlikely ally comes to her aid. Strangers bring her a message from a far off land. Ashra and her band of misfits set off in search of answers. Together, they find love, uncover mysteries from the past, face ever-present danger, and hone powers they never knew they had. Book one of the Shattered Time series, The Sound of the Stones-"Author Beth Hammond has done an absolutely fantastic job in creating characters that her readers will relate to, connect with, and continue to think about long after the story is done. Her world creation abilities are second to none, and readers will feel as if they are absolutely a part of the story as they are reading." (5 stars! Chris Fischer, Readers' Favorite) Beth Hammond's debut, The Sound of the Stones, delivers a story within a story. Modern times, and the ancient past intersect as the story unfolds. When Frankie stumbles onto a mysterious book, her world changes forever as she begins to read about Ashra, a girl from the distant past. Hammond has created a world that evokes elements made famous by the 80's classics such as The Never Ending Story, The Dark Crystal, and Legend. The tale continues in book two, The Rise of Fire, and concludes with Breaking the Bind. Frankie and Ashra are separated by millennia, by fiction and reality, but in the end the barrier shatters.

The gateways linking the great libraries of the world don't require a library card, but they do harbor incredible dangers. And it's not your normal bump-in-the- night kind. The threats Gia Kearns faces are the kind with sharp teeth and knifelike claws. The kind that include an evil wizard hell-bent on taking her down. Gia can end his devious plan, but only if she recovers seven keys hidden throughout the world's most beautiful libraries. And then figures out exactly what to do with them. The last thing she needs is a distraction in the form of falling in love. But when an impossible evil is unleashed, love might be the only thing left to help Gia save the world.

The most horrifying fantasy is the prehistoric past! When a paleontology student is found dead of anaphylactic shock in a sealed science lab, a group of unsuspecting first years are forced to face an impossible truth, as they struggle to fathom the true cause of her death - and the terrifying secret she had inadvertently uncovered. But as Beth Woods comes to terms with the traumatic experiences she's witnessed and turns to new-guy-on-the-course, Ben, for help, will her friendship with flatmate Izzy suffer as they struggle to identify what is terrorizing the department? A fast-paced multi-part fantasy thriller, in which present meets an alien past, in a terrifying time travelling adventure. Stay tuned!

Cassie swears she'll never get her heart broken again because of guys, so she vows she'll only love fictional boys instead. But can a guy make his way into her heart? Or will she be forever stuck in her own fictitious world?

I inhaled deeply. "Okay, so let me get this straight. You want a random guy I don't know to move in with me for a month to see if he can be my future husband? And on top of living with him, you want me to have a date with him once every week?" Silence fell in the dining room. My mother picked up her glass of water and took a sip. My father cleared his throat and shared a concerned glance with my mother. "Juliette, dear." my mother began to speak. "I'm afraid you know him." Juliette Rosewood never suspected her blind date would be childhood acquaintance and coworker, Oliver Nilsson. Nilsson and Rosewood were never close; not even when he began working alongside her as a computer science professor at Yale. All will soon change, though, when Nilsson moves in with Rosewood in her luxurious Manhattan apartment. (This blurb/description is so bad, I wrote it in 2 minutes. Bare with me.)

(Sleeping Beauty, but entirely genderbent and set in its own universe. Inspired by both the Disney movie and various other iterations of the tale that have been passed down from different cultures through the centuries, but without the heteronormativity!) Many years ago in the land of Athain, a young orphan named Zella Amberwolf led a coup d'etat and became queen of the realm. The official story is that she saved the country from the clutches of a crazed, murderous king in the midst of a massive electric storm. The true story is much more sinister, and something only she and her closest friends can know and that her people can never find out. Twenty-three years after this "Storm Revolution," Athain is in the midst of a civil war between humans and faeries; both its Prince Consort and Crown Prince have disappeared, leaving Zella alone to defend her secrets. Meanwhile, in a seemingly unrelated incident in the neighboring ally realm of Redrea, two teenagers meet in the middle of the wild arctic woods. One of them is Princess Bryn Beynon, heir to the throne of Redrea, fearsome warrior, and alleged murderer who has been placed into temporary exile. The other is Talon, a boy who has never left this dangerous, largely uninhabited forest, who lives with his three eccentric aunts and claims he can talk to trees and animals. When Bryn and Talon fall in love, they don't realize that their story began long before either of them were born. Their destinies are entangled in bloody wars, dark magic, and moral grey areas, and the decisions they make together could cause the destruction of everyone they love and two entire realms with them.

Short story and novel excerpts inspired by my main character Desertrose, a young girl facing big problems.

This is content from my upcoming novel; release date April 22nd, 2016.

Changeling noun: changeling; plural noun: changelings a child believed to have been secretly substituted by fairies for the parents' real child in infancy. This is a new word for Kadee Sphear; more than that, it's a whole new concept for the quiet college student. Faeries, magic, children taken in the night. However, "changeling" is a word she's soon to become very familiar with.

What happens when the gods themselves lose hope? Fear. Greed. Envy. Lust. Hatred. These are his gifts. His desire will bring the end of all things. There is a place older than Night and Day. From it came understanding, emotion, and the first of words. Upon this world the gods once stood tall. But no more. This is the legend of two brothers who unknowingly stood for those gods, and how they changed their world. Some say they saved everything. Others condemn them for the destruction of all. It is for you to decide.

Sequel to the Matriarch's Daughter (Please read that book first) Three months after returning from the temple, Thepa has settled into her new role as Matriarch. Tensions are high between the two tribal factions, with Onna's guild often clashing with the guild that once belonged to the traitor Zelphina. To ease the friction, Thepa looks to the upcoming Unity Games of Sulack, hoping they will bring much-needed camaraderie back to the Beachwick. Meanwhile, Wilran finds herself alone in the frozen north. Abandoned by her goddess Lilith, she must forge a new path as the war escalates, threatening even greater destruction across the land of Sainta. Amid the snow and ice, she discovers two unlikely allies, willing to help her in her quest to reunite with Thepa, her team, and save all those who were lost in Adreanna's wrath. This new adventure promises high-seas escapades, deeper insights into the mythos, epic battles against monstrous beasts, awakening powers, and perhaps a romantic interest or two. Delve into the world of Sainta to discover what lies ahead for Thepa and her friends in The Rise of Adreanna. Attempting to Publish on Royal Road under the same author name.

Decades ago, a war raged in Dragonsreach. The Iron King's giant machines destroyed a whole flight of dragons. Now only two dragons and their nest of eggs remain. Kai is the shy, studious son of a TV Astrologer. Pony-loving Bridget hates maths and wants to be a Knight. They are the Dragon Children, destined to restore man's faith in magic. Their arrival means that an age-old prophecy may be fulfilled, and dragons will rule the skies again. After a legion of iron birds attack, the dragon eggs are lost and Bridget and Kai are separated. Each sets out on an perilous quest leading to dragon hordes, mysterious wizards, invisible temples and ancient magic before facing a deadly foe who is not what it seems. "My imagination went wild. I really haven't read anything this beautiful in a long, long time." (Blogger, I'm Just Booking)