"Stranges" are known throughout the world as things to be hated: children who possess amazing powers from birth, and never age a day past fourteen. They are hunted, and taken away to who knows where. Many are never seen again. Raven Ashton always hid the fact that her father was a Strange; what she also hid was what he left her: abilities of telekinesis. She'd gone her whole life without anyone knowing about her abilities, but after her fourteenth birthday, the assistant of a famous scientist notices her, and the odd things that happen when she gets scared. The next day, she's kidnapped. Now Raven is trapped in an underground lab with others who possess Strange abilities, the precious "pets" of a genius billionaire sadist. Is there a way out? Or is she doomed to the fate of other Strange children?

{Original Story, sequel to Sudden Superhero} A save in Chicago leaves Peter with a mess on his hands when his bad decision follows him to New York and brings an unexpected consequence: a criminal with mysterious methods and even more mysterious motives. And as if a cunning, dangerous villain isn't bad enough, he also has to deal with the will of the public, a new handler, an only slightly-dormant bear-bee, and his faltering commitment to the academic team. No one said balancing his superhero life and personal life was going to get any easier...but does it have to be this hard?

{Original Story} When Peter McKay saves a man from falling off his roof, he didn't plan for that guy to be a criminal, and he certainly didn't plan to get injected with an experimental -- and stolen -- serum that gives him superpowers. What a day. Now, with the help of the people who made his new abilities a possibility, he has to learn how to become the superhero the city needs, all while studying for tests and doing his homework. {First in a duology but can be read as a standalone!}

Chapter One of a story I started. I'm only posting chapter one to get some feedback so I can see what works and what doesn't. It was a normal assignment: "parent" an egg for two weeks to learn about responsibility. For Kyle, however, the end of the assignment brings about a whole new beginning.

I woke up inside the world of one of the best selling fantasy book series "Deadly Crown." Intrigue, handsome heroes, adventure... sounds great, right? Just one problem: all the named characters except the main hero and villain die, are replaced and their replacements die. Being important in this story is a death sentence, so I plan to move to the middle of nowhere, and avoid the plot! It should be a fool proof plan, so why do the main characters keep dragging me into the story? I promise I'm not important enough to have a name, please leave me alone!

When Charlotte is betrayed and killed by the friend she sacrificed everything for, she thought it was the end. Instead, she found herself reborn as a baby, with her killer still enjoying the fame of stealing her work. Now, she's coming after him, and plans to make him pay... But first, nap time.

When a girl finds herself accidentally transported into the world of her favorite romance novel, she is pleased to find out that she's become the story's only sensible character: the unnamed coffee shop girl. Now with a front row seat to the romance, Megan finds that she just can't watch a dark and brooding hero awkwardly stalk his way into the female lead's heart. So she sets out on a mission: to reform him into a well rounded character capable of healthy relationships. But in the end, she may have gotten more than she bargained for.

This is the story about an author who gets hit by a car right before she can finish her bestselling book series. Trapped in the role of a terrible side character antagonist, she must find a way to change the story's ending. Not just for her own survival, but for the characters that seem just a little too real to be fiction. (30K words)

Born with a passion for the water and a remarkable talent for swimming, it's no wonder that Rayne Bennett spends more time in the pool than she does on land. But when family secrets become unearthed and lies are uprooted, Rayne realizes that her passion for the water goes farther back than she could have ever imagined. When Rayne finds herself moving back to her quiet birthplace of Shady Cove, things start to unravel even faster. What really happened to her mother, who had (supposedly) been killed thirteen years ago? Why does Rayne feel such an intimate connection with the ocean? The answers, as she will soon find out, come at a cost so great that her life-as well as the lives of those she loves-is in grave danger. Though she doesn't know it, Rayne is the key to unlocking the mysteries that dwell just beneath the ocean's surface. She is the answer to the secrets of the deep. [ adventure #5, fantasy #6 ]