Eclipse Knight just turned sixteen. He got a truck. A rifle. Birthday swirlies from his oldest brother that left him with his head in a toilet for twenty straight minutes. And a custom deck of cards from Orion - his fourteen-year-old brother who's convinced high school is going to eat him alive. Petrified, Arizona is a desert mining town built on Route 66 nostalgia and tourist traps, where the heat doesn't let up and neither do the rumors. Eclipse has three brothers, astronomer parents who work nights at the observatory, and a dream of becoming a gunsmith. He's a competitive shooter, a tea enthusiast, and the kind of brother who'll protect Orion from whatever's coming - even if he's not sure he can. School starts Monday. Orion's a freshman. Eclipse is a sophomore. In a town where everyone already thinks they know you, survival means figuring out who actually has your back. Family isn't perfect. But it's yours.

Serah dies in a sudden accident... and what she finds is a ghost's worst nightmare. Betrayal, supernatural rules, and strangers who can see her-the afterlife has its own agenda. Dying wasn't the end. It was just the beginning of the drama.

Prologue~ Imagine a world similar to ours yet very, very different. A world where what we see to be goofy or silly means so much more and has the capability to change the fate of every individual starting at a high school level. Where a simple wedgie can set THE VICTIM back a grade or even expelled. For example, in our public high schools, students are categorized socially by several different profiles, these being nerd, jock, primp etc... But in our world, these profiles can be grown out of after graduation, but not in this world. In this world, students have their futures dictated by how well they overcome the power of others. In our world, we would call this bullying, but in this world, they call it progress. Through a process known as filtering, these "new and improved" schools promote bullying, teaching them that success only comes from the strongest. This new story series I will be working on introduces the character Emilia, a high school student in a dystopian world where bad behavior is not only promoted but required. This series is the story of her experience in the school and how she reacts to having a target on her back. This story mainly focuses on wedgies and possible other forms of humiliating "punishments." I flipped on the maturity switch just in case...

The Thorne family has been part of Bar Harbor for generations-running their bar, fishing the coast, and causing more trouble than the tourists could ever handle. It's the 2030s, but life here hasn't changed much: the boys still wrestle, the bar still bustles, and the family still stands at the center of everything. Between festival booths, sibling banter, and the occasional "sanctioned" wedgie, the Thornes are proof that chaos is a family tradition.

The Addams have a new member in the family. Everything seemed perfect. But what they didn't know was more trouble was coming.

In a world of superheroes and supervillains, aliens and demons, magic, invasions, and celebrity heroes treated like pop stars, the extraordinary is everywhere. Rafe Ryker isn't any of it. Nineteen and unpowered, Rafe comes from a family of famous heroes - and chooses the one path that doesn't involve flight, fame, or spectacle. He enlists in the military. Stationed in Los Angeles after boot camp, Rafe lives on base, endures brutal training and hazing, and exists in a system that values silence, endurance, and compliance over glory. Able to go home but never fully belong there, he's caught between worlds: military and civilian, anonymity and notoriety, love and humiliation. Active Duty is a grounded, character-driven story about being human in a world obsessed with power - and what it takes to keep showing up when you will never be extraordinary, only present.

Growing up doesn't happen cleanly for Flint Red Elk. Between school, family, and the quiet violence of daily life on the rez, Flint learns early that being strong doesn't mean being good - and that being loved doesn't mean being safe. As he moves between brotherhood, bullying, and a private creative world, Flint starts to realize that surviving isn't the same thing as knowing who you are.

Diego un futuro bully, va a la Bully School donde aprendera a hacer calzón chino, swirly, dedo mojado y otra cantidad de abusos. Junto a sus musculosos compañeros _Esta es mi primer historia y espero les guste _Tal vez encuentren algunos errores _Disfruten No se permite ninguna clase de adaptación, y si alguien se quiere ofrecer para traducirla al inglés puede preguntarme.

Everyone warns me about the town's new bad boy. No one warns him about me. He sees the bruises I hide, the silence I carry, the fear I pretend isn't there. What begins as curiosity turns into something I'm not allowed to have. Because in my world, getting close doesn't lead to love - it leads to danger.

A girl gets classes and decides that she's now a #nerd. But some people who know that life show her what that really means.