"Two siblings, bound by fate's cruel thread. One shall fall, the other to dread."

Amidst a brutal winter where rumours of a new, incurably plague sweeps the quiet town of Glendale, Evander Nightlark must scrap up enough money to protect his sister, Wynter, along with all within an orphanage from death's clutches. One minute, he's on his way to another job, the next he's fighting for his life against creatures ripped straight from nigthmares.

Demons...and they're after him and his sister.

In comes Barbara Green, an eccentric cat lady with a hidden past as an exiled Seraphim who reveals a world fraught with magic and mystery. The homeland of the Seraphim, the descendants of the Bible's Noah of the Ark, guardians ordained by God to shield humanity from demons, the Nephilim, offspring of fallen angels and the Sage witches and warlocks ruled by the ever elusive Sage Queen.

As the chains of destiny anchor the siblings in a series of events that leads to the discovery of the Ancient Prophecy, one that foretells the defeat of the race of shadows, darkness cloak the earth and the Sage Queen's plan hinges on gathering enough human life force to bring it about...and it may be in the form the siblings least expected...

Will the siblings muster up the power they're destined to wield and stop the plot that would spell the end of the race of both men and Seraphim or will darkness prevail, rendering all they hold dear to ash?

Lily is a snow witch with powerful magic and a quick temper. Not the best combination. But she keeps to herself, and the few people she lets get close know she has a good heart, and that’s enough for her. She doesn’t need any drama in her life.​​​​​​​

Too bad she got me as an author.

Her next-door neighbor, Pipaluk, is a mad scientist. A good one. His wife, Emma, makes sure of that. She’s basically a saint, putting up with his random explosions while raising their two children and mothering Lily every chance she gets. But Santa’s elves are known for their quick wit and adaptability, after all, and she’s no different.

Then there’s Lily’s meddling family. They’re in the North Pole, and she’s not, and that’s how she likes it. Unfortunately, her cousin Crystal still calls to pester her, and her aunt Gemma still meddles in her life. They may or may not trigger Lily’s blizzard-inducing rage from time to time, resulting in out-of-season snowstorms, snowbound towns, and confused meteorologists worldwide.

Good thing Lily has a fairy godmother. Wendy is always around to clean up Lily’s messes without her goddaughter ever knowing. It’s a full-time job, especially since giving Lily what she needs instead of what she wants is even harder than erasing the snow witch’s existence from her human neighbors’ minds every time it snows.

NASA can’t figure out the strange weather phenomena. Boris needs an enchantress for his newest book. Santa needs Boris’ new book pronto before Mrs. Claus throws a fit.

Yeah, Lily definitely got the wrong author if she wants a drama-free life

A story in progress, written to remind everyone of hope. Absolutely clean and Christian. There is probably too many typos in here, because I haven't had much time to proofread it. Sorry! Let me know if you have any ideas on how to make this better!

Hold on just a little bit longer. The pain ain't going to last forever. It's only going to make you stronger. ~Mandisa in Stronger

One wreck. Two survivors. With only hope, they can make it through and become stronger.

Logan Lockman and Camri Barrent are just trying to live lives as normal teenagers when a wreck turns their families upside down. With all of their parents and siblings in comas, Logan and Camri understand that all they have left might just be each other. But when grudges and bullies start to interfere, will they be able to hang on to the little hope they have?

Jesus loves you! Hebrews 12:1-2.

As a teenager, I have fallen in love with the Phantom Stallion series. I really hope someday to make it into a 2 seasons/25 episodes tv show. I took the book and wrote a screenplay for it. If you have read the Phantom Stallion series, you will recognized that I change a lot from the book to the screenplay. This was to lower the budget and time needed to make the episodes. Also, thoughts had to be transformed into action and dialogue, which was quite an interesting challenge.

And I apologize if there are any typos. I haven't had much time to go through it.

Please let me know if you have any ideas on how to make it better!

-Mia Flame