[Male x Male] [Fantasy] The year is 2098 - nearly 74 years have passed since an asteroid hit the East side of the Earth. The planet is barely surviving, much like the people left. Korin Eylani is a survivor. The effects of the asteroid hadn't wiped his family out, so he lived his days protecting his home. A group of survivors had banded together in the city, scavenging to find a something. The search had been on for 50 years, before the scientists were wiped out. A special something that healed the sick. They destroyed to find it, they burned to find it, and they killed. Korin would not let them find it. Yet, a nuisance entered his home, and as he vowed to kill that nuisance, he couldn't help but feel pity for the boy who didn't have an ounce of survival skills. With happiness comes bitterness, with hatred comes love, and with betrayal comes eternity. Will Korin make it? Wallpaper - Avatar.

Atlas opened his eyes with hands around his throat. Which was unusual, as it would be for just about everyone. After realizing the situation he was actually in he opened his mouth to let out a scream only to have the hands around his throat tighten. "Shh baby, you dont want anyone to come in and see this now do you." "You're gonna be a good boy for me now right.?" The voice spoke yet again. Atlas had only just realized what kind of situation he was in. And man was he was screwed.... ----- Started: 9/10/20 Ended: 8/1/23

The story between military personnel and their medical doctor.

Orion Kendrick is 17, gay, and lives with his dad, stepdad, and younger sister. He has a medical condition called CIP - Congenital Insensitivity to Pain, which is a rare disorder that affects the Autonomic Nervous System, which means he can't feel pain. River Brown is 18, bisexual, and lives with his dad, and visits his mom one weekend a month, and he's an only child via his dad, but has two younger siblings via his mom and stepdad. Meets Orion when he transfers to Orion's high school, and they have most of their classes together.

How do you take someone on a date when they hate everything you could do for a date? This is the exact problem Freddie faces when he decides to pluck up the courage to ask max on a date. Freddie used to bully max, turns out it was because he felt for him. Max secretly enjoyed the bullying because it meant Freddie noticed him, but he never expected Freddie to ask him out, let alone on his worst nightmare. A date. The journey two boys take to try and make a date work.

BOOK THREE: THE MATED SERIES Alexander William's has always been in a mental war with himself. When he turns eighteen, his mate isn't there and it pushes him over the edge he's been riding. But his mate shows up, silencing the demons in his mind, the uneasiness in his stomach. Can he cope without relying on his mate? Will he reject him with all his demons under attack?

After a fatal accident, Aidan wakes up in a hospital with more broken bones than one. His critical condition leaves him under the care of the hottest person he'd ever seen, so much that one look at his doctor almost gives him a heart attack. As he tries to control his attraction to the annoyingly professional man in scrubs, he forgets that he is slowly recovering until it's too late. Will his feelings be reciprocated? Or will he leave the hospital more broken than when he'd first come in...

Where The Light Doesn't Reach is a raw and unflinching young adult contemporary novel that explores the lingering effects of trauma, mental illness, and the desperate search for connection. Carter has spent years perfecting the art of disappearing-hiding behind oversized hoodies, avoiding touch, and keeping people at arm's length. But when Gray, a persistent and enigmatic classmate, forces his way into Carter's life, the walls Carter has spent years building begin to crack. As the two navigate an unexpected friendship, Carter is confronted with the past he's tried so hard to bury. But survival comes at a cost, and facing the darkness means risking everything. Told in a gripping first-person narrative, Where The Light Doesn't Reach is about resilience, found family, and the struggle to believe in a future when the past won't let go. Content warnings: S/A, neglect, suicidal thoughts, loss/grief, self-harm, homophobia, slurs, physical violence, physical abuse, mental abuse, mental illness, recovery

"...now I'm falling..."

Saying that Max Oran is a disaster would be an understatement: he got himself kicked out of school, his dad has sent him to live with his emotionally distant mother and his friends don't want anything to do with him. When Max starts at his new school, he meets Cole Benson and his turbulent but loyal friends. As Max develops new bonds and begins to fall for Cole, he realizes that, despite everything, he might have stumbled into something beautiful. Eager to embrace the second chance that life has given him, Max begins counseling and, with the help of Cole and his newfound friends, tries to move forward. However, he quickly realizes that there are more bumps ahead than he was prepared for and is forced to decide if he's going to push past his problems or let his mistakes hold him back forever. [ September 2021. - January. 2022. ] #1 in counseling #3 in mental illness #8 in queer #12 in moving on #13 in youth #19 in growing up #24 in bisexual #31 in daddy issues #66 in ya #89 in mental health