Imagine you had a program which could create your heart's desire, your absolute dream boyfriend on a screen. You could make him as you like, beautiful, ugly, tall, small, nice, touchy, intelligent – well, not that intelligent. Evening (Eve, or E.V.) Spencer has this chance. After she literally ran in a train, she gets the once-in-a-life opportunity to fool around with Project Adam. But then, suddenly, this perfect man stands before her and says "Hi".

When her mother dies, Azalea's whole world collapses. Her father, King Harold XI, denies her and her eleven sisters everything that could make the loss better – light, colours, laughing and especially dancing. And then, he leaves the girls to wage a war. Azalea is forced to be mother and father to her sisters, the youngest a new born. But how can she help her the people who look up to her coping with something that's just as unbearable to her? When she can't even help herself through the only relief she knows – dancing? The solution is simple: When the magical handkerchief of her mother opens a secret passage to a beautiful pavilion in a forest of silver, the sisters find a place where they can dance through the night. But no gift comes without a price. And the Guardian is about to collect that price…

Avery tries to live her life as normal as possible. But how can she, really, if her aunt, her hero, is dying? But then, she makes a deal, the creepy man called Brennus – an Ankou, a helping hand of Death: She stays with him for eternity and he will let Caroline of the hook. Because ever since her parents' accident, Death is in love with Avery… and he'd do almost anything to keep her close.

1856: Betty Henningson, daughter of a silversmith, falls in love. Literally. While the bad luck follows her to Hamburg, a tea merchant tears the world apart for her... until she looses everything and is sent to Asia to buy tea...

Prequel:

Wardens, gargoyles and demon hunters at night, are very protective of their women. Which is the reason Jasmine is put in a golden cage with all the other girls - a cage she flees from whenever she has the choice. When her long-lost love returns to marry her, she sees her choice.

Series:

Layla would love to be protected like the Warden girls. But she is different. An outcast. Hated, even. Growing up at a race that was created to hunt demons sucks when your mother a demon. Layla hates her hertiage – especially since she can not get close to a person without taking his or her soul – and thus sending it to hell. Directly. Which would make any relationship impossible, especially not with a Warden like Zayne, with his pure, so very tempting soul. Any relationship... Except for one with a demon. When the crown prince of Hell comes into Layla's life, he turns her world upside down: Because she has to see that demons are necessary, but the people with the purest souls can be capable of the greatest evil. And, of all the people, Roth's supposed to keep her alive when all the races and even her family start gunning for her. But what if Layla's death is actually the only thing that can keep the apocalypse at bay? Quite simple: In this case, she has to die.

Prequel (before the series): Daimon

The prequel – what happened the day Rachelle died. And the weeks after.

Covenant Pentalogy

Alex is pissed. And she wants revenge. After her mother was sucked dry by a daimon, Alex is forced back to the Covenant - either to be trained to become a Sentinel - daimon hunters - or to end up a will-less drug addict who has to clean toilets. And her uncle seems to want her do the latter. If it wasn't for Aiden, he'd won. Now Alex has to catch up on fighting techniques in next to no time with her super-hot new tutor. But Aiden is forbidden on so many levels... and he keeps secrets from her. Big secrets. When then the Apollyon is assigned to her stepfather but always sticks around Alex, she knows something's definitely off...

Extra: Elixir

The extra – what happened after Alex' awakening. From Aiden's PoV.

Cassia lives in a perfect world, where everyone's equal and you have the best life – no diseases, no mental decreasing through age, nothing that will stress you. And she's happy, with her family. But when she's matched with her best friend and finds a different face on her chip, her world begins to fall apart like a beautifully constructed house of cards. But seeing through the façade of the system is dangerous – as is wanting more.

Briar believes in fairy tales, in happily ever after and in charming princes that will sweep her of her feet. What she doesn't believe in is curses in real life – especially not on her. Well, she's wrong. When the clock strikes midnight on her sixteenth birthday, she'll die – but she has a chance to fight the curse, if she's just strong enough. Trapped in a world of her own imagination twisted by the curse, Briar finds herself in a dark tale of Sleeping Beauty: Only that the prince is replaced through an evil magician who rules the kingdom and enslaves its inhabitants. While Briar's best friend, Reena, and her family's enemy Josh prepare themselves to make a deal with the devil to come and help her, Briar has to find out whom to trust... and how to help the inhabitants. Because this is her curse, her task – if she fails, she'll die.

The world has been reduced to a single city enceased in glass. The only place were breathing is possible. The only place were living is possible. Air the most valueable resource, and not everyone gets an equal amount of it. Quinn, a premium, is at the top of the society, but his friend Bea is only a second – and has to see her hard working parents suffer. When they go out for an adventure tour outside of the dome, a third person joins them: Alina, a rebel, sworn to destroy the system. As the three begin to discover the world outside of the dome, they realise that they have been lied to – but why?

Resist, 

Evie is just a normal, fashion-loving, cheerleading, popular girl, the kind that you encounter in every school. Except for the fact that she was in a nuthouse due to her hallucinations of an apocalypse. And that she can control plants. As a matter of fact, Evie has to realise that she's nowhere near normal. She's an Arcana – a character from a tarot deck come to life. Every once in a while, a catastrophe takes place and the Arcana have to fight each other until only one survives. And Evie happens to be the Empress, capable to control everything that roots and blooms… and the one who killed most Arcana. The apocalypse is about to begin and with it the fight for life and death, just like her grandmother told her. But how can you actually prepare for all of that, when you believe you are crazy and your visions will never come true?
After the Flash, in which nearly everything that lives died, Evie has to struggle to survive – and to get the answers she desperately needs. When the addict and most dangerous boy Evie's ever met finds out that she's the only one on the entire planet who can make plants grow, a shaky alliance is forged: They'll keep each other alive, while they look for the most crazy person in the world to give them answers: Evie's grandmother. Whom can she trust, if the only way to survive is to kill everyone else? And what has the nuthouse made her forget?

Day Zero, The Dark Calling