"She held the power in her hand, fist tightly clenched to contain it. She wondered what would happen, when she no longer had the strength to hold it back" - unknown The story of Lillian Hamilton, a senior at Leighton heights high school. She leads a normal life, until one night, everything changes, and she learns she's not destined to be ordinary. Everything she's ever been told isn't true. She learns she has powers- actual powers, not like a superhero, but magic. Real magic. Some fairy tales she's been told are true. She learns about lies and secrets that have been hidden from her for the past 17 years. Lillian learns who she really is. Join her as she figures out how to deal with her new life and what it's like to have powers.

No way ever so undoing an unbreakable wall conspiratorially built by those shattered themselves.

It started on Wattpad but now is EVERYWHERE with an upcoming film adaptation by Wattpad WEBTOON studios coming to Tubi. Stay tuned for film release updates! In the meantime, read the original story that inspired the film. KISSING IS THE EASY PART is published by Wattpad Books. Please order from the link in my profile. *** Being beautiful might as well be Flora Morgan's only talent. Some of the words she hates include economy class, second-hand clothes, and budget. She likes fashion, dating, not being on time and getting what she wants - until she meets Sean, who is like the clock striking midnight; he erases all her magic power. He is as mature and sophisticated as the dark roasted coffee he drinks, while she is like a lollipop: colorful, dazzling on the outside but empty calories and artificial sweeteners on the inside. The attraction is instant, but getting a kiss is only the first step. To keep their fire burning, they must accept each other's differences and decide if what they're building is strong enough to survive trials, jealousy, expectations, and the fear of becoming someone they no longer recognize.

The Lockdown was just the beginning. Escaping the asylum was nothing. Finding out who she was... That was everything. Robin Wayne has been lied to all her life. First she believed she was one person and then she was thrown into another life. But now she knows the truth. And now she is going to end this. ** If you haven't read Lockdown or Solitaire, then this story will be very confusing :) Both stories are in my profile!

((COMPLETED)) When Summer is kidnapped by a married couple who are determined to have perfect daughters,and a perfect family, there's just a sick twist to the entire thing. Slip up one time? It's death for you. Say the wrong thing? It's basement time for you, and you'll be lucky if you even survive. The others didn't. When the couple kidnaps two other girls,Paisley and Nicole,Summer is determined to get everybody out alive. Even with the costs. Making promises? Can she really keep them? Though Summer slips up all of the time,they refuse to murder her for some odd reason. Nicole stops believing that they'll escape,but Summer won't give up. She's got her mind set on helping everyone escape unhurt. The same question keeps flying around Summer's head. Will I be able to help everyone escape? -cover made by @achillies-

The game is called paranoia. Everyone gets a name. The object of the game is to 'kill' that person. This time, the game was taken too far. And now, someone has to die.

It's hard to play solitaire in a world where no one understands you. They say madness is the emergency exit. "Solitaire" is the story that will take you there. A year has passed since the fatal lock down and shooting at East Delavan High school. Robin Wayne, a 17-year old survivor, is trying to forget that day and move on with her life. But she can't move on if she's living in an asylum now. Ever since that day, she's been crowded by doctors, scientists and her family members as they try to figure out why she's changed so much. Most importantly, why her blind eyes can see now. Robin knows that none of them can understand, except for Damien Isadore - her true friend, who understands what she's going through. As she and Damien live together in the asylum, they know that the life they deserve won't be in there. Robin realizes she can't walk both paths in front of her. She could follow after Damien, and be by his side for all their lives. Or she could take a step back and retreat to who she used to be, in the world that she used to live in. But Robin knows one thing: People die, beauty fades, love changes... And you're always alone. (this is the sequel to Lockdown)

" I'm leaving because I'm marked. My name is Laguna, I'm nineteen years old, and this are some of the few things I may write before I die. I am part of The Other." - excerpt from chapter a | - michelle l. two thousand and fourteen. |

"Okay, where do you want me to start?" "Anywhere you wish." "There were five of us. Dani, Elizabeth, Audrey, Taylor and me. We spent about 9 months in the basement. The walls where cement. The floor was cement. We each had our own chairs. Dani had her baby blue chair with white roses in the upper right corner. Elizabeth had her pale pink chair with white daiseys in the lower right corner. Audrey had her yellow chair with white roses in the upper left corner. Taylor had her black chair with red roses in the lower left corner. I had a white chair with sunflowers that sat in the center, the very center of the room. Each of us had a light above our heads. There were no covers in the lights just the wires losely hanging with the light attached at the end. The front legs of all our chairs had buckles that when we sat down they were right where our ankles were like he knew just were to put them. There were buckles on our arm rests that when we laid are arms on them the buckels our wrist were in the perfect spot. I think its funny how we all never made the conecction." "What conecction would that be?" "That we all have brown hair, blue eyes, were 5'5, all weighed 130. That when you put the first letter of each of our names together it spells Death. I love how at one point we all thought something, right before we were taken. Dani thought she was going to get mail. Elizabeth thought she was picking up dinner. Audrey thought she was going to class. Taylor thought she was taking her dog for a walk and I thought I was going to marry him and that I loved him with all my heart."

With a brutal, faceless killer walking freely on the streets of Freetown, everyone's instinct is to run and hide. Seventeen-year-old Cassidy Meyer's instincts however, immediately urge her to run toward the direction of danger in an attempt to unmask the killer's identity, thereby satisfying her life-long obsession for crime-solving. Her obsession with the case starts to create a wedge between her and her loved ones, and it starts to put everyone's life in danger. The only way to salvage her friendship and save everyone's life is to finish what she started; to find the killer before he can claim another life. #8 in Mystery/Thriller. (Highest ranking so far.)