Do you believe in fate? Kayleigh Brown does. She believes that everything happens for a reason, that our lives are mapped out for us before were even born. She believes in fate so much that when she meets the incredible guy at the bar, she knows it’s not meant to be. This guy can't be meant for her because he's on his stag night. He’s promising himself to another woman, taking himself off the market and committing to someone else. Fate was just messing with her this time; if he was the one she was meant to be with then there would be some signs to show that. He wouldn’t be that easy to cut out of her life. But even when the signs start appearing, Kayleigh chooses to ignore them, going against everything she’s ever believed in her life. Instead, she tells herself that fate is what you make it, fate is about choices, and she chooses not to be with him. But is it really going to be that easy?

When you don't fit into either gender box, even doing the simplest tasks, such as using the restroom can be an awkward and uncomfortable experience. This piece addresses the hardships that many members of the lgbt community face, and hopefully will make you think twice before judging, when you see it through their eyes.

Katie is a girl that loves fire. Kylee is a girl that loves the wind. Heather is a girl that loves to be in water. They have been like that for a long time. The reason is because they are elementals. They exist to govern the elements on Earth. Salamanders govern fire, Sylphs govern the air, Undines govern the water, and Gnomes govern the Earth. The elemental that govers Earth has turned to the darkside and wants nothing, but to take control of the world. The other three elementals try to stop him from killing everyone and everything. Can they stop him in time before he destroys Akasha, the goddess of the fifth element, spirit? Open the book and start reading to find out.

Would you jump? If you saw a rip in the fabric of space would you jump? No? So if you saw a shimmery light coming from a dark mysterious void, would you jump? Still no? But if you saw the one you love fall, would you try to catch him? Would you jump after him? Really... still no? Liar! I did. I jumped. I threw myself into the abyss after him. I would have said no, to the above questions, before... But then he kissed me and... Well, I didn’t even question it. I just jumped.

Who do you turn to when people around you are being mercilessly killed... by demons. Trained from a young age, a young man fights his way to become the world's greatest demon assassin. Little did he know that, even with his life chosen for him, there are many downfalls awaiting for him in the near future. What will he do when his comrades are killed by the very few that he is asked to kill?

BOOK #1 [A Watty Finalist & Newly Edited!] The Swarm - thought to have originated from biological warfare, arrived, it killed and left millions dead in its wake and still has not been eradicated as it makes its way around the world. A cure is not possible. Irissa Maclin, a reclusive and hostile girl from a desert region that borders the capitol Arid, is on the verge of turning seventeen. Girls of this age from the surrounding regions are selected at random for surrogacy. They will be taken to PURE, a lab to help harbor Seraphim - genetically perfect embryos. If she is to be sent away, can the turmoil deep within her be mended by a young man from a neighboring region - a forbidden attraction that can change everything? Secrets, betrayals, and love pave the path for Irissa. Will she choose her own fate, or succumb to the science that promises a brighter future?

Only 15 years old Alina discover her mate and it's nobody else than the werewolf prince Alessandros, she was blind in love and their secret relationship were been hiding from everybody. He promised her love and mating process, but there were some troubles. He was dating her stepsister Clarynn and had no intention to leave her, but Alina didn't know about that. She confesses to someone, who supposed to love her unconditionally and betray her. She discovered some unpleasant truth about her family and she was sent away something like boarding school, but she never got there. Her only protector send her to the most dangerous and cruel warrior school for troubled wolfs, in faith he will never see her. But fate has turned her back to home. Where cruel secrets will be relieved.

Anna St. Clair was only fifteen when tragedy struck her home and ripped her family apart. It is also what sets her on course to pursue a career as a cop. Along the way she finds herself struggling to believe in love and happy endings, but when a new cop is transferred and assigned as her new partner she begins to believe that maybe there is a such thing as happily ever afters. Reece Martin is involved in a huge scandal and feels as though his life is spinning out of control until he meets his new partner, and starts to believe that maybe everything does happen for a reason. But will they get their happily ever after or will a killer tear them apart forever?

Some of the worst poems ever written, locked away where no-one should ever ever read them. *Written by me unless otherwise specified. "My Poem" is my own version of Simon Armitage's "Poem". It is all about the good and bad things I have done in my life but obviously not as good and less exciting as I'm only young. Flockynockynihilipilification - Something Worthless Epic - 1. A long poem, typically one derived from ancient oral tradition, narrating the deeds and adventures of heroic or legendary figures or the history of a nation. 2. Heroic or grand in scale or character Fail - A grade that is not high enough to pass an examination or test