What if Cinderella made her own destiny? What if there was no fairy godmother? Adira has lost everything. Her Father, her place in her house. Still, she holds out hope for a better life. Someday. That hope is destroyed when her Stepmother reveals she is to marry. Far from charming, Prince Rialior is cruel and merciless, set on killing anyone who isn't human. Even in a world full of Magik, there is no fairy godmother to save her. Deciding to take fate into her own hands, Adira decides to run away. Unbeknownst to her, there are many more plots surrounding her than the one to marry her off. . . Killian, hot-headed and stubborn, leads the rebellion against the Crown. His only goal is to save his people, the Keepers of Magik, and other non-humans from being murdered. What better way to gain the advantage than by kidnapping the future Queen? But she doesn't come quietly. Killian is taken aback by his prisoner, her sharp tongue and a stubbornness that rivals his own. What he finds most surprising is her willingness to aid him against her future husband. She shouldn't find him so intriguing. He shouldn't be so captivated by her. But love never comes so easily.

What if Cinderella made her own destiny? What if there was no fairy godmother? Adira has lost everything. Her Father, her place in her house. Still, she holds out hope for a better life. Someday. That hope is destroyed when her Stepmother reveals she is to marry. Far from charming, Prince Rialior is cruel and merciless, set on killing anyone who isn't human. Even in a world full of Magik, there is no fairy godmother to save her. Deciding to take fate into her own hands, Adira decides to run away. Unbeknownst to her, there are many more plots surrounding her than the one to marry her off. . . Killian, hot-headed and stubborn, leads the rebellion against the Crown. His only goal is to save his people, the Keepers of Magik, and other non-humans from being murdered. What better way to gain the advantage than by kidnapping the future Queen? But she doesn't come quietly. Killian is taken aback by his prisoner, her sharp tongue and a stubbornness that rivals his own. What he finds most surprising is her willingness to aid him against her future husband. She shouldn't find him so intriguing. He shouldn't be so captivated by her. But love never comes so easily.

Everyone in the land of Gemela knows that only royals have a twin soul. But when Princess Alita takes an unauthorized excursion outside the kingdom walls and finds Howard, a pig keeper on a farm, her beliefs about the Twin Soul Proverb are thrown into disarray. As Alita and Howard meet secretly to hide their romance from royals and commoners alike, they soon discover that Gemela’s history may be darker than they thought. The princess and the pig keeper must fight to stay together while others try to tragically destroy their love. Book 1 in the Twin Souls Trilogy.

In a world where learning and reading are forbidden, the fairy princess Ariel is taking huge risks to explore the knowledge avaliable among the elves she’s befriended on the other side of the valley. As she becomes more entwined in their world, Keeper the patriarch of her new band of friends, warns Ariel of the dangerous path she's on and reveals a shocking truth about her own family. Ariel is left with a difficult choice. Should she return to the barbarian, illiterate security of her colony, or continue risking everything in her attempts to quench her awakened thirst for knowledge? In this captivating tale of alliances and self-discovery, Ariel and Keeper form an unlikely pact that will change their lives forever.

"The most promising and original writer of fantasy to come along since Robin McKinley."—Peter S. Beagle, best-selling author of The Last Unicorm Damiana is safe-keeper in the small village of Tambleham. Neighbors and strangers alike come one by one, in secret, to tell her things they dare not share with anyone else, knowing that Damiana will keep then to herself. One late night, a mysterious visitor from the city arrives with an unusual secret for the Safe-Keeper—a newborn baby. Damiana, who is expecting her own child, agrees to take the foundling. She names him Reed and raises him side by side with her daughter, Fiona. Ad the years pass and the two children grow into teenagers, they must come to terms with who they are—and who they may be.