In which a girl uses her friend as a face claim to get closer to the guy of her dreams. Started: 7-29-22 Completed: ©2024 All rights reserved.

A bunch of child actor and teen actor face claims. BOOK ONE OF THREE

When Imani finally admits to her bestfriend Leah that she is gay, it flips their whole high school plan upside down. She goes into a rabbit hole of one drama after the next.

"We're all in the same game; just different levels. Dealing with the same devil; just different hells." -Anon. (Season 3b) (book 4) (Imelda Drake series) COMPLETED T E E N W O L F (OC X SCOTT MCCALL)

Winnie Jones never asked for what she painted or drew in the brief blackout spells that a shining within gave her. She didn't ask to see a lizard man with homicidal tendencies in an oddly named town or a boy with the bluest eyes she'd ever seen. To top that, she sure as hell didn't ask to get involved. But unfortunately for her, that didn't quite seem to matter. [season two]

"You can't sell dreams to someone who has walked through nightmares..." "I know, but I can make dreams with someone who has walked through nightmares." ________________________________________________ I came to a realisation that some girls are destined for some guy in a white horse to whisk her away to her happily ever after. Some girls sit around and wait for a glimpse of happiness. Girls like me don't think twice on waiting for our Prince Charming... ...instead we chase after our Knight In Shining Armour who will fight for us.

Coming into a new pack can be hard, but it's even harder when you're keeping secrets. As far as our kind knows, all the royal family has been wiped out in one attack. For most of it, that's true except for one part, I survived. Staying hidden, is my best chance of surviving long enough to take the throne. But staying hidden is proving hard when the Alpha of my new pack can't keep away for me, that and the new enemies I'm making for having his attention. Not edited yet

Leon Reyes, young adult writer in NYC, has recently become a famous author, when his debut novel, Clawing at the Silk, hit the New York Best Seller's list. With money from his book sales and what he makes writing for a popular men's magazine, he’s been able to upgrade to a more lavish lifestyle that has always been his dream. But with the fame comes a responsibility to hold a standard for not only himself, but his peers, and the people who think they know what’s best for him. In the midst of his transition into his new life, he’s approached by Dr. Mirage James, social psychologist, who’s conducting a study, that involves her not only interviewing him one-on-one, but living with him to conduct intensive observation. Despite the insanity of her request, he accepts. Who Do You Think You Are? follows Leon's journey as this woman and his peers challenge his thoughts about who he is and what he stands for, especially when the secrets of Mirage's past come to the surface.

this story is real and that is me in the picture...I'm jus showing you how young adults still make it work. either if its relationship wise or parenting or with money. jus know this book ISNT made up. hope y'all like it.....

Read the first five full chapters of LOST IN THOUGHT! Lainey Young has a secret: she’s going crazy. Everyone else thinks she has severe migraines from stress and exhaustion. What she really has are visions of how people died—or are going to die. Not that she tells anyone that. At age 16, she prefers keeping her crazy to herself. When doctors insist she needs a new and stable environment to recover, Lainey’s game to spend two years at a private New England boarding school. She doesn’t really think it will cure her problem, and she’s half right. There is no cure, but as she discovers, she’s not actually crazy. Almost everyone at Northbrook Academy has a secret too. Half the students and nearly all the staff are members of the Sententia, a hidden society of the psychically gifted. A vision of another student’s impending death confirms Lainey is one of them. She’d like to return the crappy gift of divining deaths with only a touch, but enjoys spending time with Carter Penrose—recent Academy graduate and resident school crush—while learning to control it. Lainey’s finally getting comfortable with her ability, and with Carter, when they uncover her true Sententia heritage. Now she has a real secret. Once it’s spilled, she’ll be forced to forget protecting secrets and start protecting herself. "Vampire Academy meets Spellbound...Simply put, Lost in Thought is an absolute must." -Girls' Life Magazine “The boarding school setting is a lot of fun, and the chemistry with Carter snaps . . . leading to an action-packed ending with a twist that will leave readers clamoring for the next installment.” —Gayle Forman, author, If I Stay and Where She Went "Perfect for readers who love books and series such as Vampire Academy, Spellbound, and Sweet Peril, Lost in Thought is a sure winner for young adult readers interested in the paranormal, romance, and action-packed twists."