Hello! I'm a writerly bean who writes YA Science Fiction and Fantasy. I enjoy historical dramas and slasher movies, like Reign, Saw V, and Moulin Rouge. I work at Immortal Works Publishing as a marketing assistant and have been writing for 8 years.
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When Eridein Kaspers is invited to be a potential suitor to the prince of the Golden Throne, the reigning power in post-nuclear California, it is the opportunity of a lifetime--to assassinate him. Now entwined in the dark plots of the court, Eridein is caught between new alliances and duty to her cause. "Sounds interesting!"
Chapter 1
Storm warning sirens wail around me as I run through Arling’s central market. The wind whips the sand up into my face and it cuts into my skin as I plow forward through the crowds pushing to get inside, away from the storm. I glance back for just a moment, adjusting my scarf over my nose and mouth. The two precinct security officers are gaining on me, and with people trying to flee the storm I start to lose the advantage that hiding between people gave me. It doesn’t help that I only have the...
Meridian Rollins was raised to be the perfect tactician, but when she is captured by the enemy and forced to fight for their side, she starts to question the convictions she has held for the last nine years. "Sounds interesting!"
Chapter One
The Stargazer shuddered as another missile impacted the hull, throwing Meridian away from her computer. Her fingers grazed against the edge of the tactical screen, but she wasn't fast enough to catch herself and hit the wall behind her with a sickening jolt of pain. Her screen flickered, immediately followed by the lights on the bridge going out. The emergency lighting blazed to life on the floor giving her just enough visibility to grab the corner of her station and haul herself back up.