Markis Stineli was a man of intelligence. Although it was, he would admit, unusual for a man of his profession - enough so that many thought he was incapable of his line of work - Markis still believed in a great deal of things. Most importantly, he believed in things that were not normally associated with people in his line of work. Honesty. Mortality. Justice. As someone of his stature, he even believed in people. He believed everyone had the ability to be kind even if it had to be tortured from them. Markis was a man of intelligence. And he was used to the screams. ___ The prohibition era was full of a darkening wonder. Criminals and mobsters rule the streets, the protection fees high, and the police were bought out by the mafia. As Autumn Lee tackles her sanity with becoming the next Boss, she finds herself in the confusing and heated company of Markis Stineli. Eventually, she'll have to realize that sometimes being violent can often lead to peace. ________ Updates are spread out at the moment. For sneaks peaks and updates on "Grayscale" follow my insta @inkyplotholes

Luna spent all her life training for the Olympics. People say she is the best in the world, looking up to her. But when things go completely wrong, the world turns their back on her and has no choice but to learn who she really is without skating. When Luna does to college far from anyone that knows her past, she will discover redemption goes by the name Atticus.

With her father's memory failing and her mother gone, Soraya Thenayu enrolls in distant Darkwood Academy and immediately becomes enemies with the richest kid at school. Between hiding her father's gift of illegally harvested magic, befriending social outcasts, and juggling classes, Soraya's already stressful situation intensifies when an otherworldly foe threatens to possess her. Soraya must choose between keeping her magic a secret or saving herself and her new friends.

🔸️ ONC 2021 Shortlist & Honorable Mention 🔸️ In 1884, an accusation of witchcraft sent Cade Pellar running to Wyoming. A decade later, he's accused again by his own mail-order bride. The problem for Cade is that the accusations are only false because of a technicality: His magic's not witchcraft. It's Cunning. But either way, semantics are the least of Cade's concerns. Problem #1 is Mrs. Nora Pellar and the magic in her touch. Problem #2 is the Pinkerton that's been resurrected from his past. Problem #3 is that to solve the first two, Cade needs to embrace his magic. Which leads to Problem #4: He'd sooner die than become a Cunning Man. || Primary Prompt: #22 || Secondary Prompt: #63 ||

Life seemed to be going Lyric Kain's way. She gets accepted into East Haven's Academy of Magic, the most prestigious school for sorcerers and sorceresses in the country, the school of her dreams. Her life seems to be going down the right path. Until there are students being killed at the school, and everyone's pointing the blame at her vampire boyfriend, Brandon, who's already faced enough prejudice as it is. Lyric's reputation as well as her relationship with Brandon is strained when the murders don't seem to stop. Then Brandon gets arrested and put on trial. Lyric has to find out who the murderer is before the love of her life gets convicted for something he never did.

Part 2 of the "Shifter" series A small, picturesque island falls victim to a government experiment. Can it be contained?

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A couple's romantic getaway in the woods turns into something much more sinister when they discover they're not as alone as they once thought.