"I'll always remember you . . ." There's always that special someone . . . the one you can't quite forget. The one who gets underneath your skin, whose memory rises so unexpectedly. That elusive memory you remember within the blink of an eye and can never let go once it surfaces. Memories of You is a collection of poetry based on this very thought/theme. From lost love, to friendship, and heartache, it's never hard to forget those who've impacted your life in so many ways. We'll always remember and we'll never forget, forever holding close those memories of you

Iocasta has a secret. One, she's loath to reveal. It's no secret that Iocasta Meldren is the apple of her father's eye. As the Goddess of Life and Love, she's lived a very privileged life. For as long as she can remember, she's basked in the adoration of those who follow her, an adoration she makes the most of. A chance encounter one fateful night robs her of that which she holds the most dear. She'd give anything to hold tight to the remnants of her broken innocence. She's lived with the repercussions of that night since then, praying that no one learns of her precious secret. Deep inside, she wishes she could keep the life she's now entrusted with. Iocasta knows her time is running short. The wolf hovers at her door, ready to release her from the burden she now bears. If she's to succeed in holding fast to the one thing she loves the most, she'll need to devise a plan to keep her enemy at bay. Her precious bundle must be protected, at all cost. The question is, how can she do just that when there's no one trustworthy around to give her the helping hand she so clearly needs?

The inevitable is sometimes painful. A tooth's life is never easy. It puts up with multitudes of abuse. From the acidic effects of the atrocious Pepsi, to the sugary sweetness brought about by chocolate, its pain knows no bounds. Immersed in darkness, it's rare for a tooth to see the light. Living a solitary life, each day blends into the next without the hope of seeing something new. Death and decay is a certainty many see on a day to day basis. Survival is the key to living a long, pain-free life. When that very option is threatened, it's the tooth's obligation to make his beloved caretaker see the light. The hope of garnering a longer lifespan is a must, as is a trip to the dentist. The question is, how can one measly tooth bring about a much needed change without causing any further pain in the process?