Latoya Hunt

"Never be weak, never be a victim."

When the 'Forgotten' becomes the 'Unforgettable'. 


Destiny’s mother ran from their ancestral home before she was even born.

She's the heir to not only one but two powerful bloodlines.

Eighteen years ago, the actions of her parents, which created both life and death, follow Destiny like a looming shadow. With a promise, a mark, and her only family heirloom, she returns to the place that started it all.

In the town called Rosewood within the land of Nebula.

Like her female ancestors before her, the stakes are high, and the odds are not in her favor.

But Destiny is unlike those who preceded her.

Destiny’s Tough.
Ruthless when Necessary.
And refuses to be the victim of unfairness.

She's coming for everything her family lost.

She's returning to reclaim and rebuild a once-powerful dynasty that the entire land of Nebula once feared.

But who is Destiny?

She's the child destined for greatness.


Follow along on the journey of a young woman who's on the path of reconstruction, self-discovery, and self-acceptance

And maybe, just maybe, she's got what it takes to break the chains of oppression binding others like her.

The Hawthorne Heir

 Luca started smirking mischievously the moment I stepped into the dining room, and I don't like it. Then again, come to think of it, people have been smirking knowingly at me. 


"Good morning," I greet everyone as a chorus of good mornings goes around the huge table. 


Dammit, I can hardly walk, I can't even sit properly. I'm so tender and my ass is still on fire making it a bit tedious to sit down normally. 


"Good morning," Tyler says, striding into the dining room, joining us, sitting at the head of the table. 


"Good morning alpha," these people respond, smirking. 


"Okay, why the hell are you all smirking?!" I asked frustrated. 


"Oh, I don't know. Maybe because at three in the morning, we all heard you still screaming Tyler's name," Jenny replied sarcastically—my face going fifty shades of red completely forgetting they had stayed over, and the walls weren't soundproof. 


"That's not all, you should've seen the guys with a new bed set," Luca continues. 


THE JOURNEY