After another job slips through her fingers, Sarah finds herself working for the last person she would have expected. A charming prince and a sassy village girl find themselves stuck together, falling into a friendship that may grow into something more.

When Jillian Mathis is informed of her impending engagement, she is determined to change her fate. The way to change her father's mind is to get the Oracle, a mythical giantess, to pronounce a better match. With her childhood friend at her side and a stubbornness to rival a mule, she will travel North to find a better match. Updated and tweaked weekly.

They locked us up for a reason...

"Edge wasn't his real name of course, but most everyone had forgotten that. Teachers, when they thought to call on him, called him Patterson. And other students? Well they'd long since stopped calling him much of anything."

Your typical, cliche, love-triangle story. I wrote this as a request from a friend just to shake off my last bit of writers block and was curious what people would think. R&R please. Again, it's very cliche, so if that's your critique, please don't post.

She was covered in glitter, head to toe, with eyes and lips completely lost to mystifying face paint. He didn't have to follow the stage directions to kiss her. He already wanted to.

Just a little Christmas short story about a child playing the Virgin Mary.

The world is scarred and burned, and Jonathon Cade is living in it. Like so many other children, he is a mutant. The Union, besides currently winning this war, is determined to capture all of his kind. But not if he and his new friends have a say.

In a time where vampires rule and humans hide, Lucan is a boy who can hear the shadows whisper to him. Why are the vampires specifically after him with no intent to harm and who is this mysterious man protecting him? He's more than he ever thought he was.