Aysel was furious when her parents moved her to Scotland. After all, her house is cursed and she's just discovered that there's a Vampire living in her attic. How does she know this? Well, he sort of fell on her...while she was in the shower...yeah...

Chandra hates her life, she feels like an outsider in her family, and realizes that her friends don't really like her. Then she discovers that she has the ability to travel through time and a whole new world opens up to her...Please R&R

When Dusty Kilmore and two of her classmates (Trent David- a stupid jock who's past is shrouded mystery, and Caroline- a girl who's dream is to be princess in a land of marshmellows) get stranded, missing home becomes the least of their problems.

Rocky Shaw, against all logic, has come into possession of a giant house. Enter: Adam (who may be in love with Rocky's mother), Ada (who is trying desperately to escape the grasp of her parents) and Rachel (who's just plain weird). COMPLETE

Something like Lewis Caroll, Something Like Roald Dahl. Something different. Please R&R.

Lily Campbell thinks she's got it made when she's landed a summer job as a tennis instructor at a beautiful mountain resort. But, of course, things aren't always what they seem and her sunny summer will soon turn upside down.

A story about a man on a ledge. Literally. If you're looking for drama, spirituality, and deep philosophical thought, you are most definately in the wrong category. But read this anyway. I commandeth thee.

A short, humourous ficlet inspired by witchcraft trials and butterflies.

A short one seen through the eyes of a story that never got reviewed.