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Kayla Langmaid
Secretary, Active Member
Kayla lives with her millions of cats. Or at least she wishes, she only has eight. When not working, Kayla is reading whatever she can find, watching Supernatural, or spending time with her friend, Tiffanie.
Currently, Kayla is co-authoring her first set of New Adult Fantasy Novels. The first, Double-Edged War, is out for purchase.
Published Works
Ruins of War Book One
After a civil war twenty years earlier decimated the United States economy, the crumbling nation has enough to deal with. So, when the King of a hidden people steps into the light and the monsters of legend turn out to be more than a myth, the disintegrating nation is presented with a whole new set of issues.
Prince Endymion wants to get away. Away from the father who abandoned him as a child. Away from the new Kingdom-State he thought could make everything better. So when his cousin Prince Aldis, heir to the throne, assigns him to the Human Transfer Program, a part of the Coexistence Project, it's just one more obstacle to fleeing.
But peace is never as easy as war. One misstep could send the two nations spiraling into a conflict that the no-longer-united States might not survive.
Ruins of War Book One
After a civil war twenty years earlier decimated the United States economy, the crumbling nation has enough to deal with. So, when the King of a hidden people steps into the light and the monsters of legend turn out to be more than a myth, the disintegrating nation is presented with a whole new set of issues.
Kaelin, a human living in the new but not better America, is given the chance to participate in the Coexistence Project to prove humans and vampires can live together in harmony. Orphaned as a child, he has bounced, unwanted, from one home to another, trying to survive in a world that's already proven that the real monsters live down the hall.
But peace is never as easy as war. One misstep could send the two nations spiraling into a conflict that the no-longer-united States might not survive.