Open [ ] Paused [●] Closed [ ] Hello! I'm Claire and welcome to my Cover Shop, a place where I want to help authors by creating book covers for them. I will try to create a brilliant cover that stands out on Wattpad for free and I assure you that you will get your cover within a week. [Started on 15th' May 2021]

"Honestly, I didn't see the point my parents were trying to make all those years ago... until now." - Koa Shrinkins-Shirino 18 year old Koa has many expectations as the eldest son of Chief Shanda and Maracah of the Kindi and Cluhosse tribes: Unite the tribes, rule wisely, and set an example for the people, yada, yada, yada. But sometimes, he just wants to get away from all his duties. One day, Koa meets a mysterious woman named Mele, who claims to have the answers to all his problems, which she promises to give to him after he goes on a quest to find the ancient staff of Malakui. But unbeknownst to the young chief to be, the staff holds great mysteries... and may very well be the island's doom in the hands of Mele. *Disclaimer: both this book and its prequel is entirely fictional. It uses some Polynesian aspects but none of the events, mythology, or places are real. (Sequel to Escaped Girls of the Coast Cave)

With her father's memory failing and her mother gone, Soraya Thenayu enrolls in distant Darkwood Academy and immediately becomes enemies with the richest kid at school. Between hiding her father's gift of illegally harvested magic, befriending social outcasts, and juggling classes, Soraya's already stressful situation intensifies when an otherworldly foe threatens to possess her. Soraya must choose between keeping her magic a secret or saving herself and her new friends.

There were many things Valerie was afraid of. She feared angry goddesses who would not stop at anything to get their children back. She feared hospitals and didn't dare to step in one unless she believed it was absolutely necessary. She feared her application to King's College would get rejected. She feared the new friends she was making could betray her. She feared something could happen to her aunt and she would have no one to lean onto. She feared the feelings that she was developing in her chest could drive a long time friend away. Valerie feared many things, that didn't mean there wasn't more to be afraid of. This is the sequel to "The Man in the Cave"