Somehow, Ray always had the knack to find himself at the center of the worst trouble. And, with the world on the cusp of another mystical war by mysterious and powerful forces, it's the most dangerous quality to have, even with the introduction of his own bodyguard.

It's twenty years after the War of the Immortal Souls, and thanks to the sacrifices of the previous generation, today's young people have always enjoyed peace. However, things can change quickly, and it's time once again for the world to prepare itself to fight.

Things are worse than they've ever been. Battles break out between enemies, among allies, and even within Thomas himself as he struggles with his attempts to maintain control to oppose Skyline, but also to keep himself moving forward with confidence. Book Three.

As an Immortal Man, Reed's blood is his greatest asset, but also his greatest weakness. It's what clearly identifies him, yet as it keeps him young and healthy. Everyone knows that if Skyline ever got the opportunity, they would put an end to his years of freedom. Book Two.

Hill knew two definitive things about Skyline. The first: they hated the Immortal Men and their goal was to imprison them all. The second: they would use any method to accomplish this task, including torture and deception. Book One.

The enemy and the way to defeat him has been identified, but that's not making anything easier. Isaac's selfish rise to power will finally be challenged, as Elena does all she can to remain convicted and confident. Final Part.

Methods get drastic and sneaky and Elena has no choice but to remain involved. Suddenly, it seems as though victims are at fault, enemies were never enemies, and allies were never allies at all. Part 8.

A royal wedding proves to be a catalyst for everything good and everything bad at the same time. New plans are set in motion on both sides, and Elena suddenly finds herself in a position where everyone begins to rely on her just a little too much. Part 7.

Help begins to trickle down from the King himself, and soldiers and resources finally bring some relief to Elena and the Seven Sons. The cavalry has arrived, but it still might not be enough to defeat Hunt and spoil his plans. Part 6.

Elena and the Seven Sons have been tested so far, but not like this. With new enemies, new allies, new theories and new disasters, victory has never seemed so very unlikely. Part 5.

Having officially left reality behind for good, Elena chases demons and recovers allies, all the while dangling above the clouds on board the floating Kingdoms of the Seven Sons. Part 4.

With a face to their enemy, not-so-smart Elena and the extremely dysfunctional Seven Sons must abandon their fantasies and flying Kingdoms if they hope to survive another encounter. Part 3.

Elena's use for mundane reality is just about over. She continues her adventures on board the floating Kingdoms, battling monsters, interacting with Seven Sons, and using her poor judgment to establish who's the good guy and who's the bad guys. Part 2.

Elena has little use for mundane reality, but her detachment from the real world to indulge in delusions aboard the floating castle called the Kingdom of Rain with an unstable captain proves to be both dangerous and, at times, hilarious. Part 1.

James finds his destiny complicating as he struggles to oppose the seemingly all-powerful Forces. Relying on teamwork can be arduous, but often is the most rewarding.

The End. There's never a dull moment in Ronin, with new dangers threatening peace, and Patrick Leary faces much more than the difficulties of fatherhood.

Suddenly, the world tore open and dropped someone back in it. He's the only way to defeat the monsters and put the world back to the world it used to be, but he might also be the reason why the world ended up the way it did in the first place.

The origin of the first people who cried. 3rd round of Write the Wrongs.

A wife has suspicions about her husband. He's probably not cheating, it's got to be something else. 2nd submission to Write the Wrongs.

After eleven long years of waiting for the day of the execution, the family of the convicted is surprisingly at peace. Winner for Challenge 1 of Write The Wrong.

The Year. Patrick Leary, a warrior from Ronin Village, must face the greatest revenge plot of his generation and endure one very long year. Of course, it doesn't help that he plans on starting a family this year either.

The Middle. Patrick Leary's life as a warrior Change becomes increasingly complicated as he enters adolescence and must endure conspiracy coupled with revenge on a daily basis.

James lives in a world dominated by a brand of monster called the Forces, but he was destined for more than his quiet life. He and a small team have to distinguish between saving and ruling the world in accordance to princesses, demons and ancient spirits

The Beginning. Patrick Leary never questioned his life as a warrior Change because there was simply no reason to: the defining moments in a single man's life begin very early and go on until death.