Sequel to "Seven Days To a King." Lily Hawksworth Moorstan begins her reign in a time of war and treachery.

I believed her to be a murderess, a thief of memories, and the greatest of all frauds. She would smile but there would only be pain. She cared for the sick but only felt hatred for them. She was a lost and faithless soul wandering the world without purpose or joy in her life. And yet, despite the evil I sensed in her I believed she could be saved.

On a recent trip to NYC, I took note of 16 people on the subway and used writing prompts to create a story based on their life that day, surrounding that moment our lives intersected. This is part of my 101 prompts challenge. Hope you enjoy! COMPLETED - all 16 stories posted.

In a collection of reflections regarding her summer before college, a lonely girl finds herself with the local wild child and her quirky group of perfectly imperfect friends, where she learns all about what it means to make memories, the mistake of growing up, and how the ones people love can't always love them back.

Marielle's mute and invisible, but she's a musical prodigy. Daniel pretends to be rich, but he's working two jobs to support his family. When they meet, it affects the people around them in ways nobody could have foreseen. Complete.

Just back from their Paris Escapade, Gabriel and Angie are thrown into a new mystery. Great Aunt Katrina left behind more than a house and silver weaponry, and someone is intent on destroying it all.

Angie Statton inherits her Great Aunt's house, only to find a vampire trapped in the attic. He's monstrous, annoying, and they loathe each other at first sight. Ends at chapter 11. Full version is now available on Google Play and amazon!

Shadow Child is about a girl named Mila who has been brought up by wolves since she was six. Ten years later, she meets a boy who agrees to teach her the ways of the humans.

Mary Sues. We all know them, the perfect character we all have made at one point. This manual is for the growing fiction and fanfiction community on how to recognize and avoid creating a Mary Sue.