"Hello children! It's nice to see you finally awake! Now,i expect you will be wondering what you're doing here? Well, you're about to play a game. It's called blackout. There will only be one survivor and one survivor alone. The rules of the game are; Kill or be killed. You will be let into a room. And in that room somebody will die. You can pick who that person is by killing them yourselves or you can wait until the lights go out at a random time. By the time they come back on somebody will have died. When somebody dies the door to the next room opens. There are seven rooms in total. Have fun!" *** Can i just note that the length of the chapter depends on how quickly the lights go out. So some chapters may be shorter than others :)

"The Picture of Dorian Gray" tells of a young man named Dorian Gray, the subject of a painting by artist Basil Hallward. Basil is impressed by Dorian's beauty and becomes infatuated with him, believing his beauty is responsible for a new mode in his art. Dorian meets Lord Henry Wotton, a friend of Basil's, and becomes enthralled by Lord Henry's world view. Espousing a new hedonism, Lord Henry suggests the only things worth pursuing in life are beauty and fulfilment of the senses.

18 year old Chrissy Morgan is moving away from her Hawaiian home to live with her friend, Miranda Devon in California while her brother is on a swimming trip around the Pacific. Why, you ask? Chrissy's and her brother are half merpeople, but she's never told a soul her secret before she left Hawaii. But on the plane ride over to see Miranda she meets a certain curly haired British boy that turns her world around as she meets the rest of his amazing (and famous) friends. This is the story of how a boyband changes the life of one special mermaid, but will she trust them enough to change theirs?

(Currently being edited) Grace Reict was comfortable living her life in a standstill after her father passed away when she was fourteen. She hated change, she hated unfamiliarity and most of all, she hates the idea of someone trying to take her late father's place. Cue her mother's new boyfriend, the front man to Green Day... And everything he brings with him. Change, unfamiliarity, a new male figure entering the household, you name it, Grace hates it. In fact, she hates him. And his "arrogant, entitlted rich boy drummer son"...

John is devastated by his best friend and secret love, Sherlock's death. He copes by visiting his grave every day for sixty days. Will this be closure enough, or will John need more to know that Sherlock has heard his words?

It's hard watching your children grow up, especially for this consulting detective and his blogger. This is the story of Hamish and his dads John and Sherlock. Sequel to 60 Ways to Say Goodbye