Rewrite (n.) a person with the capability to alter the past, leading to changes in their future After the third world war, approximately ten percent of the population gained abilities. To be an altered is both a blessing and a curse as scientists seek to understand them and hunters seek to exterminate them -at any cost. Athena Roberts is a rewrite just trying to survive. But one day she does what no rewrite has ever done before: she goes to the future - and watches as her sister is murdered. Now back in the present, Athena is in a race to find out who killed her sister, whilst trying to evade the hunters who now include her best friend, stepfather... and boyfriend. When a boy from her future threatens the reality Athena is trying to survive in, she'll have to make a choice: trust the relationships she doesn't remember, or help her fellow altereds? With not just her life on the line, what she decides could change the lives of everyone around her... forever.

At only nineteen years old, Joseph and Anna Lasker are forced to confront the impending death of their son. Note: The Life and Death of Arthur Lasker is the first chapter of the FULL version of The Day I Wore Purple and is not included in the abridged Wattpad version, so I decided to post it as a short story. If you want to read more about Joseph and Anna, check it out here: https://www.wattpad.com/story/58547635-the-day-i-wore-purple

A story isn't just a bunch of words slapped onto a page. It's a living, breathing manifestation of your imagination. This guide explores aspects most guides don't touch on such as memorable protagonists, world building, character psychology, and backstory, and many more. It will help you flesh out your ideas and make them fascinating and memorable.

Caleb Ward doesn't believe in the Underworld. It's the Underworld - abode of the damned, land of eternal sleep, and complete hogwash. But after a chance encounter with a mysterious girl looming over the dead body of his Physics teacher, Caleb finds that the existence of the Underworld may not be such a myth after all. And that's when things take a turn for the worse.

When she loses her adoptive family, Alexi changes her name and moves in with her godmother all the way across the country. All she wants to do is forget her tragic loss. In the town of Fairwyn, she finds that despite being surrounded by her own kind, safety will only last so long before the dangers that once followed her would track her down again. This time, the danger is in their midst, and closer to home than she ever imagined. © 2011 All rights reserved. RimUranium

So my therapist, Dr. Gina, asked me to list two things I like about my body and two I don’t. My list went something like this: Like: 1) Big boobs. (Does this count?) 2) Curvy. (I’m more squiggly, but what the hell.) Don’t like: 1) Flabby abs. 2) Thunder thighs, arms and neck. After looking at the list, Dr. Gina told me that I had low self-esteem and that I obviously knew what my problem was, so why didn’t I try to lose weight? I never went back. The only thing I lost in that session was my temper, goddamn skinny therapist.

Celeste Livingston is the daughter of two of the world’s greatest superheroes. There are extraordinary expectations for her… ones that she can’t possibly fulfill. She lacks superpowers, and ultimately, feels like a burden to her family. But when she does develop powers, she realizes that her days of being normal are over. She keeps her powers a secret and takes up the challenge of creating an alter-ego. Celeste becomes a contender in the ‘Hero of the Year’ competition, and has the chance to become even more of a legacy than her parents. She tries to keep her secret and maintain a normal life, while at the same time she grows and learns to embrace who she really is.

". . . I'm doing it for her. Even if it means reading about every single private moment of her life. . . " Kelsea Richardson went missing three weeks ago. Demi Costello thought that they were best friends, but obviously not. Not if your best friend doesn't tell you why they're about to disappear off the face of the Earth. And no one seems to know where Kelsea is. So Demi decides to play detective, but from reading Kelsea's diary which she left behind, it's as if she is running around in circles. Nothing makes sense. No one will help her. And Demi grows frustrated as she learns about the things that Kelsea kept from her - family traumas, romance, and of course, incidences with Demi herself from Kelsea's perspective.