I never believed you could fall in love in five hours, until it happened to me.

After a devastating disease wipes out most of humanity, 16-year-old Cameron MacRiada must survive alone when he misses his scheduled evacuation. ***** "0800 hours. It's been four days since I stopped going to school. Seven since the last teacher stopped showing up though, so I reckon there's not much point any more. My dad was raging - he thinks that teachers have a duty to their students or something. I did point out that their contracts probably didn't include an apocalypse clause, but here we are." Three years after the Infection first ravaged humanity, mankind is on the brink of extinction. Society is collapsing; resources are exhausted; the British Sanctuaries are overwhelmed by the constant influx of evacuees. And in the midst of the chaos, a secluded boy in the Scottish highlands decides to document his isolated lifestyle as he awaits evacuation. Who knew the apocalypse could be so fucking boring? ~a story told in sound~

Put someone who is too good for you beside someone you want but can never have, spice things up with a relentless bully and a few suspicious personalities, then you get Oliver's first semester in Denberg University. Oliver Wilburn, a once sad case, learns to love and accept himself a lot more in the university with the help of his day one friends, and a handful of new friends he makes during his first few weeks in Denberg. Faced with a rich diversity of people, he opens his mind to the endless possibilities of a student's life. Casper Stenchrow, his bully from highschool, poses to be a hindrance to his transformation campaign when he finds out he attends the same university as him. Oliver is unknowingly caught up in a love pentagon with him as the centre of attraction, but he has his eyes on someone in particular. Whilst trying to avoid Casper, he finds himself developing feelings for one of his new friends, a straight one at that. Torn between letting himself fall deeper in love and the impending heartbreak, he snaps after an awfully long period of emotional struggles and confesses his feelings to his friend. His first semester is an odyssey filled with bad choices, rejection, and betrayal. Will Olly get a happy ending? He deserves a happy ending. Everyone does. WARNING⚠️ This book contains: -A few non-bleeped cuss words. -Offensive slurs. -Dirty, dirty jokes. -An appropriate amount of fluff. -Tear inducing elements (some chapters might make you cry). #27 in comingout #1 in Sivan #87 in gayromance #3 in Troye Sivan #36 in bromance #31 in lgbtlove •Previously named These Feelings•

Lance has heard tales about Yorak the Great and Terrible since he was a little boy. His parents and all of the village elders warn him that the fearsome warlock will lay a curse upon him if he dares so much as approach the lonely hilltop house from which Yorak looks down upon the villagers of Plaht. But eventually, a dry season strikes, and the conflict comes to a head and spills over. Yorak offers a deal to get the villagers off of his back once and for all: whoever can take the key from around his feline familiar's neck will marry him on behalf of the mortals, and they'll call it a truce. Yorak won't bother anybody ever again. But if the village cannot meet his requirements by year's end, he will curse them, and Plaht will never see rain again. The magick oath is sealed with a wicked mark upon the chieftain. The time to make amends between the warlock and the mortals is running out. Lance wonders if peace can ever be achieved at all... especially when he begins to acquaint himself with the so-called monster. And begins to question the council's version of village history. Before Lance knows it, he is tangled in a quickly unraveling web of lies that threatens to change everything about his little world. He can only trust in his heart- one that is ever drawn to the mysterious Yorak- and hope that he has not made a deal with the devil.