Works in Progress
Dragon Prince Chronicles Book 4 – SS
By: Kaytlin, Marisa, & Jaiden Phillips
Genre: YA Fantasy
Currently on: Chapter 15
Kahtan chuckled. “I can feel your enthusiasm. It’s practically contagious.”
“Oh, Tahn, crackin’ a joke. Anyone else catch that?” Nark laughed. “First time for everythin’.”
Wixley shook his head.
Gaven rolled his eyes. “Could you guys focus on the task at hand?”
Project W
By: Kaytlin Phillips
Genre: Young Adult Fantasy
Currently on: Chapter 3
“I’m not, all I am is darkness. A blight to the wonder around me. It would be better if—”
“Don’t you dare think such things!” Lagoa’s eyes widened and she urged Mavi closer and grabbed my shoulders, forcing me to look into her face. “You are enough. The Spirit loves you, Shale.”
I hung my head. “He loves you, but He could never love me.”
Project CP
By: Jaiden Phillips
Genre: YA Fantasy
Currently on: Chapter 6
Heat flooded my chest, burning up my neck. Images rushed in but I shoved them down just as quickly. No, this was all a game to him. He was playing with me, getting into my head, but I wasn’t going to let him have the satisfaction he craved. I wasn’t going to let the memories drag me down again. I heaved in a chest shuddering breath.
Project TEI
By: Kaytlin & Jaiden Phillips
Genre: Young Adult Fantasy Romcom
Currently on: Chapter 5
I shook my head and took a sip of tea. “You’re impossible.”
“That’s what the creditor said,” Cassian replied dryly.
I giggled and choked on my tea for a second before recovering. Cassian kept drinking his tea, loudly slurping it, and acting as if someone choking across the table from him was a normal occurrence.
Project BDB
By: Jaiden Phillips
Genre: Young Adult Fantasy
Currently on: Chapter 27
“I wish I could tell you otherwise, trust me, but yes, Carter is with me.” Skytahn lowered his voice and added, “Unfortunately.”
“Right, I’m the problem.” Carter flailed his arms about. “Not the group of Shadow Knights who are probably following us about now. Let’s just stand here and back stab Carter, that sounds grand, in the meantime the Shadow-“
Heart of Keys – A Post WWI Novelette
By: Kaytlin Phillips
Genre: Historical Fiction
Currently on: Completed
Blood stained my hands. German blood, yes, but I’d seen in their eyes that some fought for what they believed was right and some fought out of fear. Some like me thought war was a game and the harsh reality of it stole our innocence.
I stumbled as the rain increased, creating a thick sheet of raindrops that veiled the world from view. Heaven cried. For the blood spilled. For the good men lost. But not for me.
Christmas Novella
By: Kaytlin, Marisa, & Jaiden Phillips
Genre: YA Contemporary
Currently on: Chapter 8
Rhys’s grinned. “You’re going to love this, they have tons of lights and vendors and all sorts of cool stuff. Not even you, Miss Scrooge, can be scroogey in a place like this.”
I slapped him before jumping from the van. “You, Scrooger, are walking on thin ice. One more bad joke about me being a Scrooge and…” I trailed off, trying to think of a good threat.
Project Will
By: Kaytlin, Marisa, & Jaiden Phillips
Genre: Young Adult Fantasy/Nautical
Currently on: Chapter 7
“You’re annoying,” Will ground out.
“And you’re rude,” Tyde shot back, lifting his chin. “I’d say that makes us even.”
“Not in the least, I want to get rid of you and you choose to be around me. Seems like since we don’t get along the best thing would be to avoid each other. So scram, rat.”
Bad Code
By: Kaytlin, Marisa, & Jaiden Phillips
Genre: Young Adult Contemporary
Currently on: Chapter 16
“Actually, I already hacked them. I’m browsing their files to find out what we are up against. It doesn’t make sense that Justin Keen, a grocery clerk, would want to kill us. So, he’s got to be hiding something in here. Something he thinks we saw. Something he would kill for.”
A shiver raced down my spine. I didn’t like where Gabe was going with this. It was too much like a mystery or cop show gone wrong.
5055
By: Kaytlin, Marisa, & Jaiden Phillips
Genre: Young Adult Dystopian
Currently on: Chapter 7
“That bad, huh?” The boy chuckled and groaned. “They make me so ugly you can’t even look at me?”
“What?” I lifted my eyes from the floor to stare at his battered face. Was he smiling? I shook my head, and nausea swirled in my gut.
“My face, ugly, you know…” the boy waved his hand around his face as he leaned back against the wall, a grin tugging at his battered lips.