**CURRENTLY WORKING ON AN EDIT OF THIS*** Ziva Ner is a mutant trying to live her life under the radar, but her simple life is ruined when she's hauled off to Xavier's School for Gifted Children. It takes her only moments to figure out her fellow students are a bit off the wall. Before she knows it, she and her new friends are pulled into a fight against an evil plot that may or may not succeed. All of it depends on how stupid evil is on that particular day. Thanks to @lantea- (Holly) for the cover! Thanks to the @SupahBadCommunity for the 1st place win in their contest ***I have never read the X-Men comics; most of my knowledge of the X-Men universe is based on the movies. Character descriptions vary because the actors don't look exactly like their comic book counterparts, and things were changed for the cinematic universe. This fan fiction is nowhere near canon. All respect to Marvel and their ownership of the X-Men characters. I wrote this for fun, and it's meant to be a humorous adventure.

Akemi and Claire have never met in the flesh, but both are victims of an alien’s obsession. Akemi survived her ordeal but only as a hybrid bio-computer. And Claire survived hers as well. She escaped the zoo were she’d been captive. After three years. Her nightmare was over. But a lone human far from Earth has few options. And the one man who might help Claire evade her masochistic owner believes her to be a fake – an alien who’s taken human form. Don’t miss the latest installment of the Alien Cadet series, a far-flung space opera that explores the boundaries of isolation, fear, and redemption.

The aliens currently governing Earth took Sam and other children to be raised on their homeworld. They tell him humans have the chance to be great. They tell him he'll be a representative of his species. A hero. But the protests that follow Sam's homecoming say otherwise. He and the other cadets are both pitied and despised - anything but respected. And if Sam is going to give humanity that shot at greatness, he needs more than their attention. He needs their trust. Loosely inspired by the story of Daniel in the Bible.

This epic covers our society's view on sex, especially teenage sex, and how fear has turned something that was once beautiful, to something evil. This epic features a virgin healer who is sent on a mission to recover a rare flower in the dying forest. She is sworn to life of abstinence by her master, but ends up breaking it to restore fertility in a barren land.

'Ray of Light' is a tragic tale about a seemingly ordinary forensic scientist living in New York. He lives with his mother. He goes to work every morning. He talks with his colleagues. He's normal, right? Wrong. Join Leon in a quest packed with weirdos, violence, spirituality, mystery, love and death. Perhaps you'll even discover some secrets along the way. Just remember one thing: to never look back. Enjoy. ~Cypherax [Just as a heads-up, there's a bit of mind swearing. I'm sure you won't mind.]

Living a life out of a fairytale story is really not as it is cut out to be. I mean, Cinderella had to clean up a whole mansion by herself every day. Belle had to put up with a housemate who needed a shaver as much as he needed anger management classes. And don't even let me get started with Snow White and her stepmom's drama. Really, Rapunzel of the 21st century? I would rather be a tree. At least I would be contributing oxygen to the world. -------------------- Arianna had lost track of the number of houses, schools and countries she had moved to in order to run away from her crazy stalker until finally her Dad had just had enough and locked her up in the penthouse of The Tower, a building he owned in the city, with only her flamboyant cousin for company. But one desperate decision to sneak out of the house one night caused her an eventful meeting with Tristan, a mysterious boy, who suddenly seemed to be cropping up all the time after that first meet. Suddenly, the past quiet year was no longer peaceful. And she may just find herself forced to face the past she had been running from her whole life.

"Bad girls have more fun." At least, that's what Amanda thought. Being the most feared and hated student in Belfast High, definitely had its perks and invincibility was one of them. However, when paired with the not-so-charming David Walker, the keeper and broadcaster of everyone's dirty laundry for a media project, Amanda's invincibility is shattered. Karma is an even bigger bitch and is hell bent on making her pay. As the people around her begin disappearing and dropping dead like flies (not to mention her crazy ass black friend who is intent on joining the nunnery, dropping off the face of the earth), evidence linking her to the murder of several residents in Geraldton increases, and a stalker who would stop at nothing to see her pay for her past crimes becomes even more vicious. Amanda realizes one thing: She is a walking target and someone wants her gone forever. "It's time to kiss the bitch and make her die." Mixtape: http://8tracks.com/digital-suicide/bad-girls-do-it-well [First Draft]

Monsters. Fairytale creatures. Aboriginal deities. These are only some of the things that Christopher Pierce has to deal with in his everyday life. It's just that "everyday" happens to be filled with strange, magical, and most of the time unpleasant things. Chosen as a Knight, a champion of humanity, and the rightful wielder of the ancient blade, Gram, Chris does all he can to protect the denizens of New York City from threats they aren't even aware of. It's during a supposed vacation-slash-business meeting assigned to him by his dissociated sister however, that Chris finds out what it really means to be a Knight as he clashes with forces even more terrifying than the darkest of gods and monsters. Note: If you're reading this for the first time, read the [COMPLETE] one. I tried re-editing the whole thing and haven't gotten around to finishing so there will be inconsistencies (like originally, the story was set in the Rockies but in the re-edit, I've moved them to somewhere in Europe).

Meet FBI agent Derrik Chu - the book's hero - a free-runner phenom and martial arts expert. He's bad at office politics, lousy at paperwork and hopeless with women. Thrown together with CIA linguistics genius and master of disguise Audrey Kunitz, Chu fights against billionaire villain Colonel Sherman Gale's master plan. Adding complexity is Faith, Gale's alluring, vision-plagued teenaged daughter, with the face of an angel, the body of a pin-up and an unexplainable thing for Chu.extreme runner, martial arts expert and anti-hero. Like Vince Flynn (Mitch Rapp) and Stephen Coonts (Jake Grafton)? Or James Huston, Richard North Patterson and Brad Thor? Give this a try. Death of the Republic takes place in a world ten years in the future that finds America struggling to maintain its dignity. People have had it hard and have little else to turn to but belief in God and country. Independent presidential candidate Reverend Robert Strong pulls together enough of the Christian vote to make a credible run for office. The handsome and affable Strong is backed by brother-in-law Sherman Gale, a former Marine colonel turned billionaire. Colonel Gale is being investigated by Federal agencies. When FBI Agent Derrik Chu infiltrates the flourishing Christian community on his huge ranch in Wyoming, he is quickly discovered by Gale himself. Gale finds the young agent intriguing and offers him a job. Chu gets more and more embroiled in events and the personal lives of Gale and his family, becoming strongly attached to the Colonel's children – particularly to the captivating and savvy Faith. As the election draws nearer, and it is evident that Strong is destined to lose, Gale takes matters into his own hands driven by his fervent belief that it is God's will. Follow Chu and his friends' desperate attempt to stop him, through a series of twists and turns that will keep the reader guessing until the end.

It had to be said, Christian Sawyers life was dire, well, until his thirteenth birthday, when he received an offer from an unusual source. He could leave Earth and become a Guardian Angel or stay and put up with bullying and being a nobody? No question about it-he chose to go and his life would certainly never be the same again, but would it improve? Only time would tell......