Roseis

Hi everyone! I know it’s been awhile since y’all have heard from me, and I just wanted to let you guys know that I’ve got about seventeen chapters of my story Destinies Cross written and published! It’s a vampire based romance novel and would love it if y’all checked it out! Thanks!

What part of South Carolina are you from? I'm over in beaufort.

Why is your cover photo a church lmao
          Sending you to cathlick school
          XDDD

Please, everyone go read my latest announcement! 

Okay, everyone, The Lightning Child is officially up! 
          
          I know chapters 5, 6, and 8 don't have any media on them yet, but they will by tomorrow night!
          
          So go check out my newest story! 

I'm going to be postponing posting the first eight chapters of my newest book, The Lightning Child, until tomorrow night. 
          
          I have everything written for it, but a chapter or two still need pictures added to it, and I want to fine tune the writing before I post. I want it to be perfect! 
          
          Look out for my newest book tomorrow night! 

Get a look at this chapter excerpt from my newest story, "The Lightning Child", which will be posted next Friday, February 24th!
          
          Once I was out of sight of him, all my anger left me and I was a crippled, sad mess. I sagged against the wall with a sigh. I blinked away any tears that threatened to fall, and massaged my arms a little. To say they were sore was an understatement. 
          
          “Adira, are you alright?” 
          
          I jerked at the voice, and wiped my eyes quickly. I turned and was shocked at who I saw. Tyr stood looking at me with concern. 
          
          “Yes, I’m fine. Thank you,” I mumbled, and forced a smile. 
          
          “You are aware that I am a god, old enough to have met the very first member of the Valentine clan, and yet you lie to me. Walk with me, child,” Tyr said, and linked his right arm, his handless one, with mine. He steered me gently through the hall, our destination unbeknownst to me. 
          
          “Tell me what ails you, Miss Valentine.”
          
          “Have you seen the other two victors?” I asked quietly. 
          
          “Yes, I have.”
          
          “So you know I have no chance of surviving, don’t you?” Tears fell freely when I spoke this truth out loud. 
          
          “I know that you should not give up just because someone is bigger than you. You could have a mentality bigger than them, and that is what makes you a survivor. Can I tell you a story?” Tyr asked. I nodded. 
          
          “Have you ever heard of Fenrir?”
          
          ~~~
          We stopped walking, and we were in front of the castle’s main doors, “Thank you for sharing that story with me,” I said. 
          
          “It was not a story for entertainment. It was to help explain that physical strength does not make you a winner. Although Fenrir was much bigger than I, and I lost my hand, the gods won against him, because it is Fenrir who is locked away, not us. Do not let those men intimidate you or make you feel small, because some of the most powerful people in history were the littlest.” 
          
          Keep your eyes peeled for "The Lightning Child" to make its debut next Friday!

SNEAK PEAK AT A STORY COMING SOON!!!
          
          "The Lightning Child" 
          
          She was stubborn. She was small. She was not from his world...
          
          He was handsome. He was ruthless. He was unlike anyone she'd ever met...
          
          When tensions between the gods become too much to bear, they search for a Champion. Someone who will prove victorious over the other gods' chosen ones. Someone who can put the gods' minds at ease for a few hundred more years. Someone to prevent a holy war. 
          
          Being the Champion of Asgard was definitely not something Adira signed up for. Well, not intentionally, anyway. But, being trained by one of Odin's top warriors? It could be worse. He's handsome, strong, and a royal pain. He trains her endlessly, never seeming to give her a break. What more could she expect from someone trying to prevent a war? 
          
          Usually it's easier for him to train fighters. How could Thor have known that when he intervened in her duel, he was taking on such a hellion? She doesn't look like much in his eyes, but maybe he could train her yet. She was weak, but she was beautiful. 
          
          During the year they have to train before the tournament of the gods, they discover many things about each other. The main thing being that neither of them is quite so terrible as they thought. And that, under the right conditions, anything is possible. Victory. Redemption. Love.
          
          This story will be coming very soon! Give me some feedback if you have any! Thanks!

Hey guys, I'm back! I'd really appreciate it if everyone would take a look at my recent post on my Announcements book and read the October 10 post, it will be explaining my new story policy from here on out! Also, if anyone is interested in being able to stay up to date with my stories and notices, feel free to add my Announcements to your library or reading lists so you can get notified when I post a new one. Thanks everyone!

I finally posted the first new update of Catch Me If You Can! I'll continue to edit them as I can. I'm also planning on posting a new chapter to The Truth About Myth tomorrow, so keep an eye out!