Raina Bash is going to a new school. She is what you call a punk or an emo so she goes to the crowd with the outcasts. She makes a good amount of friends. The one true friend she has introduces her to the tomboy lesbian girl who used to go to the school but left and now came back. Read the story to find out more.

Stephanie Hersh has always lived a sheltered life, but that is until she meets John Schmidt. The man who manages to make her actually feel free and loved. He is the man who brings her joy and laughter. The love of her life. Her one true love. Or so she thought... Who ever thought that your own soulmate could hurt you in ways that were unimaginable? Mentally, emotionally, and physically. Love hurts, but what hurts the most is trying to find a way to escape it... Completed 11/08/14

Amalie is an orphan, moving from home to home. But not just any homes. She has been sucked into the world of vampires since she ran away from the orphanage two years ago, she has been a slave to many vampires within those two years. Amalie has learned to hate vampires. Or at least some of them, most vampires just want her to feed off. Others just want her to clean. The worse ones were those who wanted her for sex. Now Amalie is a slave for the most power vampire America has ever seen. The prince of vampires. But he seems to care a lot about Amalie's health and well being. Will Amalie fall for the prince? or is it just an act to get Amalie to trust him.

I woke up from the pain I felt in my wrists and ankles. I opened my eyes and I saw nothing but darkness. It was cold and I felt metal chains holding my arms and legs. I heard footsteps and then a door opened. Someone entered the room and opened a dim light. It was a man, an inhumanly beautiful one I may say. He bended down so he could face me, he grabbed my chin roughly and glared at me with cold green eyes. " What do you want from me? Who are you?" I said A dark smile covered his beautiful lips " You are my new pet, of course" I am Amy. My life was normal till a few hours ago. Now, a few hours later, I am not sure I can say that I have a life anymore.