#re-telling

1. At Most.

Now even though its a high school love story. It will have darker themes.

2. My Wonderland

Now if you come from the Our wonderland fandom then I am proud to anouce that first off Orlam x Iggy will be cannon. I will not write multiple endings. [Exept each arc] .

Every single content warning that is in Our wonderland can be apleid to My wondeland.

You can ask anything that isint NSFW. And my wattpad is @PSYCH0WRITT3R.

I would like to thank @just-a-carrot for letting me do a re-telling of Our Wonderland.

And I hope I can see some of you in my books!

A Challenger's re-telling from Patrick's POV.

Art’s face is a benign mask and it looks so natural on him. So unsuspecting - with his boyish features, blue-green puppy eyes, and the fair hair that curls at the nape of his neck like a baby. He’s just concerned for his friend, is all. It might’ve been convincing if Patrick didn’t know him like the back of his hand. A wicked smile spreads across his face, and in a flash, he wraps his arm around Art’s neck. “You fucking snake,” he whispers lovingly. Art stares at him, amused but bewildered. “Honestly, I’m proud of you,” Patrick says, nodding. “I’d be doing the same thing.” “I’m not doing anything,” Art asserts, playfully shoving his face. “It’s fine!’ Patrick exclaims, pulling him closer. “It’s exciting to see you this way.” They’re so close their noses are almost touching. Art’s eyes fall to his mouth. Patrick wonders if he knows how often he looks down at his lips since that night in the hotel room. “This is what’s been missing from your tennis,” Patrick murmurs. Art suddenly shoves him away. “What?” Patrick registers the hurt on his face and sighs. “It’s nice to see you lit up about something,” he reassures, his tone light, easy. Then, eyes sparkling again, he adds, “Even if that something is my girlfriend.”

Day 1 electricity / accidents

Comparing any moment I thought I had, with the goth boy at the club, with Malachor, with three minutes spent looking into a pair of Pacific blue eyes made her wonder for a hot moment, if responsibility, sense were all they were cracked up to be. 

Their spiky haired leader made her wish for a different electricity, excitement, danger, no care for the consequences…

With the prophacy.... was it possible, to steal a moment to myself, to know…. before it was time ?

Title: Psyche and Eros Author: Luna McNamara Genre: Mythology, Re-Telling, Fantasy, Romance, Historical Rating: 4 Stars Description/Synopsis: A prophecy claims that Psyche, princess of Mycenae, will defeat a monster feared even by the gods. Rebelling against her society’s expectations for women, Psyche spends her youth mastering blade and bow, preparing to meet her destiny.When Psyche angers the…

Book Review: The Hunter: A Monster Romance (Monsters and Beauties, Book 2) by Jenika Snow

Little Red Riding Hood and her Big Bad Wolf The Hunter: A Monster Romance Monsters and Beauties, Book 2 by Jenika Snow   Rating:  ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Spice Level: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Marcella (Little Red Riding Hood) and Wolf   Favorite Quote: “I saw you. I wanted you. So I took you.” Having read the first book in the Monsters and Beauties Series (i.e. The Beast), I came into this one with very high hopes. I’m…

AND LO, THE EM DID RELEASE A CHONK OF LABOURS OF STONE. And then hid under a blanket hoping folks would think it was good enough to pre-order/add to their TBRs O_O

Pre-Amble Guess what time it is, folks! It’s time to get a sneak peek at my upcoming queer urban fantasy novella, Labours of Stone (arriving 20th November, 2021)! Why today? Well, the sky has been shifting between a bright blue and a strange overcast pink, I’m almost finished with my formatting, and I’m snuggled up in a blanket with Mr Kit. Basically, it’s a heckin’ good day and I wanted to…

Book Review: Cynthia Hand, Jodi Meadows and Brodi Ashton’s “My Plain Jane”

Title: My Plain Jane (The Lady Janies #2)

Author/s: Cynthia Hand, Jodi Meadows, Brodi Ashton

Publication Date: June 26, 2018

Pre-order it: IndieBound | Book Depository | Barnes and Noble | Amazon | Books-a-million

      I’ve read My Lady Janea year ago and it was a riot! It was unexpectedly good – funny and witty and magical. I loved how Cynthia Hand, Jodi Meadows and Brodi Ashton “re-wrote”…