"A Stranger Things Story" (At the time, I didn't know what to name it, so this is what it's called.) is a fanfiction of the Netflix show Stranger Things. It features the main six teens in the show as well as some of my original characters. - This is Book 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Summary - In the town of Hawkins, Indiana, there are a group of teens. They have been friends for as long as they can remember. (And huge troublemakers.) But when new people walk into their lives, they find themselves dealing with pressuring and mind-blowing events that change them forever... and put them on a path they could never have imagined... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ Note - this series becomes rated for mature audiences as it continues forward. ~ Also Note - I started writing this in 2019, and I'm still writing the series! I'm copying from what I wrote so long ago. My writing will get better, I promise! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!! *KEEP IN MIND: UNEDITED* ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Last Chapter Release - 12/10/22 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Completed On - 12/10/22 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Cover Changes - • 8/5/22

UNEDITED!!!!!!! They live in Texas, but come from different worlds. But little do they know, they have more in common than they think. Meet Marcus and Jill. Marcus Burton- a man addicted to work, stressed out and ready to take a break. One night, his friends take him out to a club. He meets the famous Jill Summers- a woman who take care of kids and works to make her dreams to come true. One night leads to love and ends with a kiss but when the sun comes up, it leads to war that they need to be prepared for. Will they make it out of the war alive or will the war break them once and for all? #1 IN LIFETIME

"Love never existed , it never will" "I was foolish enough to love" " In the end, regret was all that surrounded me" "All that I had asked was you" "What had I not sacrificed, for your love" "In return, I was killed" "In your hands" "Being born in this kingdom, must have been my sin, for I died because of love. A "Sacrifice" was all I was to them."