Lynnly Alphamega is a rebellious, snooty, rich girl who has had a surprisingly hard life. Her mother died in a tragic ransom-gone-wrong incident, and her father never really cared about his daughter to begin with. She is thrown out of several private schools, pushing her father to his limits until he finally gives her a dilmena: She has to graduate the next high school she goes to, or lose her birthright and all the money that comes with it. Easier said than done though. Especially for a new female student attending Night Forest High. A school where the boys rule, the girls have a major attitude problem, and the technology created there is beyond advanced. Lynnly is soon introduced to a tournament where the female students battle in order to obtain the glory and the benefits that come with winning. Will she comply with the system and eventually graduate? Or will she fight it and risk giving up her life as she knows it?

"Maybe if you focused on more than starving yourself, your boyfriend wouldn't be cheating on you with me." Three people living together become addicted to different drugs. While Maddi starves herself to the point of collapsing, her boyfriend Adam, shoots up heroin while sleeping with her best friend, a sex addict. As their own dramas escalate, each one is haunted by the demons of their past. The people around them know they need to get healthy, otherwise something horrible will happen to them. However, Adam, Maddi and Emma have no desire to leave their lifestyles, and each one becomes so intertwined, they are as addicted to each other as they are their own drug.

Azelie Ryans is the definition of fearless. She will jump out of planes, hold spiders, lick any public toilet and will do any and every dare. She will do everything and everything that makes any other person feel the one emotion she no longer experiences - fear. Secrets cloud her past, making her hard to figure out, but Cole's certain that he can change that. Cole refuses to believe that Azelie isn't scared of anything, he's sure that there's at least one thing that everyones scared of. No matter how big, or small. And he's determined to find out what Azelie is scared of. Even if it means facing his own fear.

Aria has always laid low in school with her tight-knit group of friends. When she meets Nash at a party, he's rude, he's blunt, and he's got more baggage than he can carry. Aria immediately dislikes him. But the line between hate and love is very thin, and a continuous game of Never Have I Ever may change everything.

Sequel to Escaping Death It's been seventy-five years since Gabriel had lost the one he loved. He is plagued by nightmares that prove to be more than just dreams. They are messages given to him from the one he lost, the one that has been watching over him all this time. Times have changed as the Keepers are fighting against the demon and the Master; an evil creature that wears the face of a human and who has appointed himself as leader of the demonic beings. His tactics have grown tremendously through the years and every step he makes brings him closer to his ultimate goal. There is something buried deep within the recesses of each Council throughout the world - something that the Master wants desperately. Will he succeed and destroy time in his path? When a new transfer arrives at the Italian Council, she proves to be an uncanny asset. She also begins to stir a flame within Gabe that he believed was gone forever. Will she be the one to break the years of remorse and guilt and set his heart free to love once more? A Keeper's life is filled with danger, love, magic, and death. This is the story where endings are met and new beginnings are written when you are immortal.

What if fate gave you a second chance? Would you take it? Wendy dies moments after she confesses her love to Ian Ryder. Distraught and grief stricken, Ian manages to be consumed by sleep only to wake up the next morning to none other than Wendy, his best friend. Confused and disoriented he concludes that it was all a horrible nightmare. But when everything is a mirror image of events that happened last week, there is no denying that something has happened. Something that has altered time. Something that could save her. In a story about time, loss, and love - Ian will discover what it means to treasure the moments that are given to each and every one of us.

Have you ever heard something go bump in the night and wondered if someone was there? Only to go looking for the cause of the noise and find nothing at all. Or how about an unexplained feeling, like you're being watched when you're completely alone? Things disappearing for no reason or strange ghostly footsteps in the hall? --- Finn Rowan and his father, John, have just moved to Oak Isle - a small island off the coast of New York. The land is old with luscious oak trees (planted by the first settlers that inhabited the island) surrounding the isle. On the first day he moves in, Finn meets Rose and they instantly become friends as she shows him around the isle, introducing him to the small town and it's people. But as the weeks pass, Finn becomes unsettled in his own home - hearing things in the dead of night. At first sight, the isle is beautiful, but underneath the beauty of the trees is a secret that has been kept hidden for over a century. It isn't until Rose and Finn begin to piece together the mystery of his house - The Curse of Oak Isle. Can Finn and Rose put a stop to an ancient curse? Or will they become victims, repeating the horrible events of 1827?

Please do not read if you have not read Escaping Death or Keepers of Time. Contains spoilers! The balcony scene in Keepers of Time written in the perspective of Gwen ♥ Beautiful cover made by lverlaine ♥

Please do not read if you have not read Escaping Death :) *spoiler alert* Written letters that Gwen wrote after the day that Gabriel left her when they were mere teenagers. First letter is the one she wrote the first night they were in the cabin; her goodbye letter. Ever wonder what happened in those six years that Gabriel was absent? Well, here are some of the events she chose to write to him about-in hopes that he would one day read them.