"Only rainbows after rain. The sun will always come again." The sun and rain make plants grow, but can rain-loving Lily Chambers make precipitaion-hating, Chase Matthews, grow into something more?

An adventure of a girl who loves Tim Burton films, English Literature, and a boy named Finn. Their love is something people can only dream about. And a dream it definitely is.

Tara is a famous YouTube gamer. She has millions of subscribers, goes to VidCon, and she's friends with some of the most famous people out there. She has the life she's always wanted, but when she goes back home to Tennessee for a family wedding, not only is it crashed by fans, but also, she ruins the entire day. With only her friends and family, Tara seems to remember how simple her life was before she became a YouTube sensation. She even remembers how in love she was with a country boy before she left, and their love, was an OTP just waiting to be created by fans everywhere. Will they ever be together? Or will Tara's popularity ruin it all? <><><><><><><><><><> "I forgive you," I say weakly. "What?" he asks. "I forgive you," I say a little louder. Through the heat of the moment, he leans down and kisses me.

[GRADUAL EDITING] "I love you". Three simple words that are the hardest to say in any language. You could be saying these words for 3 different reasons: death, emotion, and life. Danielle McAdams, a girl whose father died 4 years ago, never got to tell those 3 words to him as he was lying on his death bed. And she regrets it everyday. This is story about a mute girl, a boy of many mysteries, and a few packs of sticky [trigger warning: suicide and self harm]

"I have little time to explain myself. I never wanted to kill anyone, I only wanted to save them, and they knew this. So, sitting in the hospital waiting room, while police officers monitor me, making sure I don't run--as if i could be so cowardly--I write this. This is the only time I can tell my story--on the preface of my first patient's medical chart. So before you see what I've done, you can understand why. To the patients whom I treated: great people, you were. But I feel no remorse for what I've done. Hell, you were treated by one of the most renowned doctors here in the states. It was clear that all I wanted was to heal you all, and that's all I did, for as long as I could." [a collaborative book with @pitiless and @folieoutnic]