Lunar Vey has never had an easy life. Not only has she been abused by her father, she is also the daughter of the notorious Blood King, known for his rule as a merciless killer. When she escapes the lash of his hands, she finds herself in a ring of helpful allies. These allies are not human, but Fey-folk whispered around campfires, believed to be gone from the earth. Taking her in, Albesk, the stubborn, bad-boyish commander of the Fey Guard, teaches her how to be a Fey Warrior. With her newfound knowledge and the hidden secrets about herself revealed, can she stop her father, the notorious Blood King? Or will the Fey-folk remain ghosts among the campfires forever?

Depression. Anxiety. Insomnia. Doctors have puzzled over Sirius Ortega's lack of sleep for years, but she could never tell them of the world crumbling in her dreams. Or that the mysterious man in them is the cause for it all. When the man of her dreams finally comes to life, she finds that her dreams were a message, for she is the key to stop the end of the world. With the help of an ancient-old deity, can she save herself and the world she loves? Or will the death and carnage from her dreams break into reality? Follow Sirius as she ventures forth into an unknown future, where one mistake can leave the world with all, or nothing.

It is November 21st, 2025. The game known as 'One Up' had been released to testers two months ago, a game I had been waiting anxiously to play. Little did I know that the twenty winners of the International League of Gamers tournament would be abducted by the government. No one knows we are missing. No one knows why. But I know the truth. One Up is more than just a game, it is a science experiment rigged by international governments in order to use the people's fears to control them. The 'game' brings your fears to life, and if you can't destroy your fears, they will destroy you. I'm one in twenty to make it in, and I'm one in six to make it out... alive. We all wanted it to be just a game. We wanted it to be harmless... fun. Boy were we mistaken.