Sienna never planned to stay in Gracetown. Sent away from a life that was quietly breaking at the seams, she arrives in a town where nothing goes unnoticed and no one ever truly leaves. What begins as a temporary escape slowly turns into something far more dangerous: friendship that feels real, routines that feel like home, and Adrian - the mayor's son who sees her in ways she has spent years learning how to avoid. But in a place built on memory and expectation, change doesn't come gently. As attention turns into whispers and comfort turns into conflict, Sienna finds herself pulled between the future she has always chased and the life she never planned to want. Staying means risking the person she dreams of becoming. Leaving means losing the only place that has ever made her feel chosen. No Soft Landings is a coming-of-age romance about first love, invisible pressures, and the quiet devastation of growing up - when finding yourself sometimes means walking away from everything that finally feels like home.

In a quiet alley on a night that should have ended everything, Klaus meets a girl who refuses to die. Aitana is strange and unpredictable, hiding something impossible. Drawn into her world, Klaus finds himself stepping through unfamiliar doors, chasing questions with no clear answers, and discovering a life he never thought worth living. Between fleeting moments, quiet conversations, and a mystery that defies reality, two broken souls begin to create something neither of them expected. Sometimes, all it takes is one door to change everything.

Allani Nightrain (Pronounced Night Rain) is the daughter of the most feared family in Navarre. Her family had sided with the rebellion, resulting in their deaths. Now Allani is in her third year at Basgiath. What will happen when Violet comes to the school? Especially when Allani had pledged to honor her family's deaths.

"I've seen "It" many a time. "It" never comes out of the woods, but I have seen it standing just inside the tree line, never out in the open, always just far enough back to hide among the trees and bushes. A couple of times I tried to sneak up on it from the side, and once I walked straight towards it, only to find that the moment I turned my eyes or became distracted, it's gone. I don't see or hear it go, it's just gone."

Violence and Control. Two concepts that entangle yet dissociate from one another. When you point a gun at someone, which is in control? The gun, or you? Anirudh was someone who had to ask that question. When his high school is overtaken by a group of barbaric terrorists, he must take the reins and lead a rebellion with the surviving students, be it killing anyone who came into his path or escaping the hellscape itself. [WARNING: This story contains themes of mass murder, school shootings, terrorism and many other mature themes. I highly recommend not reading this book if you are uncomfortable with any of these themes.] UPDATE: As the story progresses, there will be major or minor changes to the earlier chapters. Please keep that in mind while reading the story. It is best to start reading when an Act is finished. Act 1 is complete so stay tuned for the further ones. Thanks for reading!