lisa cuddy

What happens when someone wrecks all your plans in the best way?

When happily bonded Alec finds himself pregnant, his mate Magnus doesn't take it the way he expected… [Can be read as a stand-alone, but I recommend reading the first part of the series first.]

Joy follows tragedy for the King and Queen of Gondor and the Steward and his bride.

Eyes narrowed, the driver gives [Salim] a reproving look. "I don't think you are telling the truth," he says, glancing at Salim's bag and sling. "I was trying to get to Ubar," Salim admits. "I sometimes walk in my sleep." "Ubar," says the driver, thoughtfully. "The City of Pillars on the old Incense Road. Allah destroyed it, you know. Covered it in sand from foundations to spires. Now, it is Irem, City of the Jinn." "Yes," Salim says, comforted by the familiar sound of the name. "That is the place." "Well, get in," says the driver, rubbing his arms vigorously. "We don't have all night."

Yuuto Saito a young man at the age of sixteen has a compelling and tragic background. His life took a dark turn at a young age when he witnessed the murder of his parents in a tragic incident involving gunshots. This traumatic event left him orphaned and vulnerable, leading him into the care of an abusive uncle. After enduring a difficult upbringing, he managed to secure a transfer to Gekkoukan High School in Iwatodai following after his first year at Shujin Academy. However, life took another harsh turn when he found himself on the streets during his second year. However...a certain woman who's life has also been hard especially with the family name that people consider it a sin took him to changed his life just like her beloved Minato would help someone... but little did Yuuto know...that his life would change forever. As a new journey is about to begin but not for a wildcard user but the rarest arcana of them all the Arcana of Suffering.

In concluding, you are telling me that you would like to make this story faithful, I am telling you exactly what I feel, and somehow I think what we are saying is the same. That is a foolproof ending sentence. Love (and that is repetition, which is important for dull readers), Alex