OneWinterNight

**The fates of a barista, a dancing criminal, and a deadly stranger become tangled in a world where the apocalypse is old news**All Mads Capot wants to do is run her coffee shop in peace and to be able to pay her bills until the next wave of intragalactic tourists arrives. But when a mysterious green-eyed stranger walks into the shop and seems to be the answer to all her problems, she's immediately skeptical. And her instincts have always been good . . . Luc is mysterious and adaptable, a drifter with a dark past and a score to settle with one of the galaxy's most infamous criminals. When he crosses paths with Mads, he inadvertently draws her into a complicated world of outlaws, renegades, and ancient curses existing on the fringe of a destroyed world. Can they put aside their differences to survive, or will they end up as two more nameless corpses?Inspired by Little Red Riding Hood, Baz Luhrmann films, 2000s pop punk, club bangers and a dash of Star Wars, "The Last Coffee Shop" is a science-fantasy adventure for fans of Firefly, White Collar, fairy-tale retellings, and Diana Wynne Jones.*Stay tuned for spin-offs/shorts in the world of TLCS*CW: PG13 level violence, language, sexual themes, and mentions of abuse, etc…

OneWinterNight

There are five sacred laws for dealing with the dead, and they were made to be brokenAs the least talented Novice Speaker in the Violet Hills Sanctuary, Younha is basically invisible. Though she rarely flunks her tests, and she's not the worst at communicating with the spirits who drift Sideways, she dreams of becoming a Shadow: the glamorous, sword-wielding, pipe-playing warriors who deal with the vengeful dead and other nightmare creatures. But on the night before she is set to take her Level 4 exam (for only the second time), she breaks one of the five sacred laws and unleashes a host of vengeful ghosts on her world, earning the attention of a Grim Reaper in the process. Now Younha must track down and capture or destroy every single escaped ghost before they destroy the barriers between the realms of the living and the dead.…

OneWinterNight

Being King Arthur's daughter is not as good as it sounds. Sixteen-year-old Melora has struggled to find her place ever since her brother was trampled to death in a hunting accident. Her father raised her to be a warrior, but Melora isn't allowed to enter the nearby forest to prove herself worthy. She wants to escape, but how can she leave when even the sight of a horse makes her paralyzed with fear?Prince Orlando is expendable. His arrogant brothers and distant father were thrilled for him toleave tiny Thessaly. Orlando heard tales of Arthur's court, where men are measured by their worth. He came to prove himself; he didn't plan to fall in love. Pursuing Melora earns him powerful enemies and endangers them both.When Orlando is cursed to eternal imprisonment in the Otherworld, only Melora can save himand break the curse. Melora must overcome warriors, outsmart kings, and face her deepest fears if she wants to get Orlando out alive. But first, she'll have to get on a horse.*A Retelling of The Adventure of Melora and Orlando*…

OneWinterNight

A collection of shorts featuring the characters and the world from my novel, "The Last Coffee Shop"(read it here: https://www.wattpad.com/story/303281417-the-last-coffee-shop )~ I might answer all the questions you had (and never had) about THAT ending~ Characters you never thought about might get to tell their side of the story~ At least one scholarly publication is a must~ Stories that will feature a range of characters and themes, but nothing mature/worse than PG13*Note - this is basically a collection for all my stupid headcanons about my own book. You've been warned…