Ethan Miller is a bullied, lonely, antisocial high school student. His mother is constantly at work and he spends most of his day alone at home. Zane Connor is a rough, tough, almost 99 percent of the time angry, nightmare. What is supposed to be a normal(as normal as it can get, doing it with your bulies best friend) history project, turns out into something that will cange both Zane and Ethan... The peace that only Ethan can give to Zane and the healing that only Zane can give to Ethan are the foundation of the unusual relationship of these two... What starts out as a deal turns out in a painfull need and what starts out as hate turns out into sometning much, much more... NOTE: This is the first book of a series, you can find the rest on my profile!

This story is currently being rewritten from the ground up as the author has improved tremendously in their writing. It will also be finally completed during this time period. Welcome to Johnson High, home of the jackrabbits. Most people deny anything that has to do with segregation of students, but here we own up to it. Every person has a cliché, stereotypical group that they belong to. One particular group is much different. All it's members are more diverse than anyone could imagine. From stoners to beauty queens, this group has them all, and when a boy joins the group as a complete outcast he learns more than he bargained for. On the far side of the quad during lunch are two vending machines, each with their own offerings. Two very different groups have set up camp on each side. The popular jocks and our favourite clique of all of things special. What happens when a single coin ventures onto the other side? What will come of the boy who dropped it and the football player who just so happened to pick it up? Cover credit: ThatMagicalBich

This tale begins in a far, far away land called New York City where a boy named John Fierce lives. This sounds familiar? Right, but this is not your typical fairy tale, take my word. John Fierce is a bisexual flirt who takes advantages of his good-looks. Of course, that morning when it happened, he would have laughed at the idea of him ending up in a drunken embrace with the world's biggest rock star, lead singer to Royal Parade, Damien Darkridge. He also would have laughed at the thought of his close friend slept with his ex-boyfriend while they were still dating. And he would have died laughing at the thought of a bi-curious rock star trying to get in his pants. Of course, like I said: this is not your typical fairy tale. And who says all fairy tales have a happily ever after, because if that's truth, maybe this isn't a fairy tale at all.

Tristen is a broken hearted 19 year old who's moved countries to get away from his past love but fate had him room with a boy named Seth who has awakened old painful feelings. A comical and romantic yet painful adventure awaits Tristen as he struggles to cease his feelings for his knowing room mate and get through college with the Grades he wants but trouble never seems to far away for poor Tristen.

When Noah Chambers close to failing Biology, his teacher suggests that Eric Stevens,the unlikable straight A student, should tutor him. Eric refuses at first but eventually does It. The two get off at the wrong foot but quickly get attached to each other without knowing how much they need each other. What if they were both severely damaged? Will the two ever heal from what's hurting them? What if they developed feelings for the other? Can the relationship between two damaged people with no similar interests survive?

Five years ago, Alan Thorpe was a happy, social, pokemon loving boy that everyone in the small town of Nashville, Indiana loved. But that all changed when his parents died in a car crash, leaving him to live with his aunt in New York. Now Alan comes back to his hometown, but he's not the same happy boy he was once before. No one recognizes him at all and he wants it to stay that way. All he wants is to finish high school, ignored and left alone. The only problem with his plan: The rich, popular, Chase O'Neil taking an interest in him. As Alan fights his past demons, he will discover that there is much more he has to go through in order to achieve the happiness that he wants so badly. Will Alan find that happiness, or will he forever be haunted by his dark past? (THIS STORY IS NOT EDITED, MEANING THERE WILL BE MANY MISTAKES. IF YOU FIND ANY MISTAKES, PLEASE COMMENT AND TELL ME. IT BUGS ME THAT THERE ARE MISTAKES, BUT I WON'T BE ABLE TO EDIT IT FOR QUITE SOME TIME. SO DO TELL ME. PLEASE.)

Ethan Harris believes he's not gay, but his parents think otherwise. After a small incident, he's sent to St. Henry's Academy for Sinning Youth to reverse his sexuality. But after meeting twins Alex and Alec, he wonders what's up and what's down.

Adam Jones has grown up in a world that seems to be against him in every turn. He has no family to speak to. He can't hold a job. He doesn't seem to be able to stay in touch with friends. And he can't seem to find a boyfriend who loves him. After a terrible accident, Adam is left blind and has to be left in the care of his teenage crush as well as his two lovers. After growing up so independent and fearless, he can't help but feel as if his life is meant meaningless. And ironically enough, he meets someone just as miserable as he is: his new neighbor, Adrian. Adrian Kowalski hasn't been able to hold down a job in months, it's amazing he's even able to keep his apartment. His only talents remain in his art and his guitar, but that means nothing in New York. After meeting the "blind boy", he finds himself with a job of looking after him while his friends leave for work and school. And that's when the chaos begins. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Originally called "Blinding Love". ((This is a stand-alone novel; but you can read a story about the other characters in the much more shorter Double Vision.))

[Sequel to Savior or Prisoner] Sky Grey has a normal, peaceful life. He has the job that he worked hard for, a place he can call home, and friends that mean a lot to him. But it all changes when his past comes back to claim him; body, heart, and soul. What will happen to Sky? Will he be forcibly sucked back into his past, or break free from the chains he once thought he was freed from? And why is he so familiar? This is the second book to Savior or Prisoner. If you want to understand this story, then it's best to read the first book. Seriously, read the first book. There is a first book for a reason.