Book One of the Sarajevo SeriesThe Princess of Sarajevo

Lamija Begović enters every room like she owns it-because one day, she will. Heiress to Sarajevo's most powerful business empire, she's brilliant, untouchable, and raised to conquer. She doesn't ask for respect. She commands it.

Ayub Selimović grew up in her world, wearing the same suits, eating at the same table-but never truly belonging. After his father died driving for the Begović family, he was taken in as one of their own. He was never treated as less. But he always knew.

He's spent a decade in silence, building trust beside her brother. When he's suddenly reassigned to Lamija's team, she's forced to see what's always been there: a man of loyalty, quiet strength, and a heart that has never once strayed from hers.

Their story was never supposed to happen. But Sarajevo remembers everything-and the past always finds a way to rise.

Before the wolves, the sons, and the war-there was the princess...And the boy who waited to be seen.

Crayon wasn't meant to be ordinary. Not with a world like this waiting beneath his feet.

The Artbound has awoken - a place where imagination shapes reality, and emotion breathes life into entire worlds.

To step into someone's heart is to see who they really are... and to risk everything in the process.

TWILIGHT meets VAMPIRE DIARIES meets CRAVE.

Kota Ahoka is a sweetheart caught in a nightmare. He’s a newly transformed vampire—something he’s never wanted to be. An immortal monster has corrupted his soul. Born of the Cherokee Nation, Kota’s tribe views life as sacred and death as unnatural taboo. Branded as a demon abandoned by the Great Spirit, he is exiled by his kind… outcasted forever.

But his family refuses to abandon him. Determined to reverse the curse, they begin a desperate search for a cure—one that leads Kota straight to her.

🩰 A ballerina with buried magic. A vampire marked by death. A fate written in blood.

Kayla Harris lives for the stage. A rising ballerina star in 1980s Chicago, she has it all—best friends, a loving boyfriend, and supportive parents. Not to mention the glamorous life of living in a high-rise palace downtown.

But beneath her perfect world lies a legacy she knows nothing about a bloodline tied to ancient Ethiopian sorcerers known as Spell Benders. As the supernatural world crashes down around her, the rising of a mystical war brews. Magic and death, vampires and sorcerers.

Part one was my Unit 1 Final for English 2, but everyone loved it. My mother read it and encouraged me to write more, so I decided to turn it into a book!Here's a short description of the story!Ace constantly has the same nightmare for weeks, and she's soaked in sweat as she wakes up screaming. After a dare, her and her friends must find the truth while trying to survive the night in the abandoned building of Okami High School.

Last year, when Mia helped get rid of a group of rival vampires wreaking havoc on the city, she thought that would be the end of it. This year, she's hoping for a chance to finally be a normal high school student. But a note wedged in her locker changes all that: someone knows what she did.

Now, instead of making plans with the boy she likes, Mia has to juggle her schedule around whatever the author of that note says. If she doesn't, she risks not only being exposed as a vampire, but being labeled as someone calculating enough to get rid of any competition. Adding to Mia's troubles are the questions about vampires from a friend who's just a little too interested, and a secret her boyfriend's keeping. There's something wrong with him - something so dark, Mia's not sure she'll survive the discovery.

🔸Note: This is the sequel to You Were What You Eat, but you 𝒅𝒐 𝒏𝒐𝒕 have to have read that book to enjoy this one.🔸

Benjamin Harris moves to a small town with his parents called Desertville (The town his father and uncle grew up in). One day, Benjamin Harris visits a diner and encounters a girl named Marley. She claims that Jesus has told her that Benjamin is the one destined to solve the mystery of her father's disappearance. Her father, Joseph Williams, vanished five years before their meeting.

Initially, Benjamin is skeptical-he doesn't believe in such revelations and finds Marley's claim somewhat laughable. Nonetheless, he agrees to help her. Thus begins an unexpected adventure with Marley and her sister, Naomi. Together, they uncover secrets about the T.S.I. (Top Secret Institute), a government facility involved with mysterious jewels and extraterrestrial life.

Yet, the most profound mystery Benjamin Harris will unravel is not just the secrets of the T.S.I. and Marley's father, but one that lies much closer to himself.

This story follows Mizuha’s daily life at her new high school, including her friendships and the challenges she faces. It also features the stories of her friends, exploring their backgrounds and past experiences.

🎭 MAIN CHARACTERS:

Talia — Early 30s, lives in a crowded city but feels like a ghost. She works at a diner. Suffers quietly from depression and disconnection.

Jonas — A regular customer, mid-30s, observant and kind but guarded. Carries his own silent pain.

Mrs. Kaine — Talia’s elderly neighbor. Nosy but unexpectedly wise.

Prologue

When It Gets Too Quiet is a short, emotional story about depression, isolation, and the quiet ways people try to reach each other when words feel too heavy.

Lena lives alone in a small city apartment, struggling with a silence that feels more like suffocation than peace. She’s trying to disappear without leaving.

Marcus is her older brother, stubbornly refusing to let her drift too far away—even when she won’t answer his calls or open the door.

This isn’t a love story. It’s not a perfect fix.

It’s about those moments when someone decides to sit beside you in the dark instead of telling you to get over it.

If you’ve ever felt too tired to explain why you’re tired, or too sad to ask for help—this story is for you

Ike doesn’t talk much. He keeps to himself, hoodie up, head down. His only real friend is Ned — a computer genius who knows how to break into just about anything with a keyboard.

One day, their class takes a field trip to a science museum in NYC. Two hours on a loud bus. Five minutes walking through busy streets. That’s when Ike sees something strange — a man in a ripped-up suit, face messed up, running from the cops. Everyone else ignores it.

But then Ike hears a thud. Turns around. The guy’s on the ground. Cops gone. A shattered jar. Black goo leaking everywhere.

The man yells, “Don’t touch it!”

Ike’s curiosity wins. He touches it.

And just like that... his whole life flips upside down.

This is the beginning of something bigger.This is SpiderKid: Origins.