“All Hunters are born with a certain amount of vampire-like traits. There is the rare occurrence in which one is born with more vampire traits than the average Hunter. Very few of these Hunters exist, and I am one of them.” ~ Hanako Kazuyuki is one of those Hunters. The kind that live not nearly half as long as a Pureblood vampire, but more than twice that of a normal human. The kind that only exist in fairytales and myths. The kind that everyone wants to fear. She has lived her life alone and on the run, never being one person for too long. But when Hanako arrives at her uncle’s prestigious school, Cross Academy, everything changes. For once in her life, Hanako is happy in her own skin. She has friends who love her for who she is, and not what she is pretending to be. She has a permanent home with her friends, a fantastic job, and a chance at a normal academic career. Nothing could possibly dampen her spirits, right? Wrong.

Savanna and Lindsey are two ordinary teenage girls, or so they thought. After moving to a new school in a new town, ongoing paranormal actions of their fellow classmates cause their suspicion to sky-rocket. Little do they know that their new school and the students in it are anything but normal. Deadly secrets are revealed and the two girls soon find themselves tangled up in this new world of mystery, death, and love.

Arline Jones is forced to go to a camp called Camp Crystal Lake for the summer with her friends, Betsie and Christina. There she meets the mysterious Ash and hyper Maddie. There is something about them that is not normal. With a bunch of killing incidents and no evidence of what happened, everyone is freaked out. Will Arline be the killer's next victim? Watch out for the twisted romance!

My name is Jasmine Clark and my life is set for a drastic change when Social Services learn of the neglect my mother inflicted on me after my father's untimely demise. I am taken away from my home and sent to live with an old friend of my father's; James Andersen, his wife, Lilly, and their seven sons. Living in a house with seven boys is no walk in the park, either. This is me, surviving the Andersen brothers.

In the year 2112, one hundred years after the meteor crash and seventeen years after WWIII, there exists a nationality of sorts known as 'Furries'. Their appearances range from simple ear and tail attachments to horrifying, beastly mutations, but that's not important. What is important is the relationship between our main characters as they travel towards their destination, and face many hardships along the way that may or may not relate to this minority. Many controversial views will be addressed as expected with everyday life, so I suggest you proceed with caution. Guns will be shot, lies will be told, kisses will be exchanged, and the human mind will be pushed beyond the edge of insanity. This is not your average story. Why? Because you have me as the narrator. You can trust me. (Nominated for On the Rise in the 2011 Watty Awards.)

What if you could predict the future? What if you could predict disasters that have not yet occurred? Would you stop them, even if it meant risking your own life? Meet sixteen year old Emmery Willows, who is doing just that. Instead of worrying about school and homework, she has to worry about bombs and car crashes and how to prevent them from happening. Her life takes a bizarre turn with a chance meeting with a boy called Hudson Matthews, who shares her abilities. As the two set about saving the lives of those around them, an unlikely friendship forms. But as feelings blossom into something more, something dark is on the loose. Someone, or something is trying to stop the work of the two teenagers, threatening their lives and ensuring that the disasters happen. As a tragic event, that Emmery may not be able to stop looms around the corner, can she save those she loves? Maybe some disasters are meant to happen. Like falling in love when you least expect it. *~*~*~*` If anyone was to look at Emmery Willow, they'd think that she's just an average hard working teenager. But you know what they say, 'Dont judge a book by its cover.' Emmery had kept her secret of future sightings to herself. That is until she moved next door to a (good-looking) young man known as Hudson Matthews. He'd saved her life once, but that wasn't where the story ended; infact It all began from there. Hudson had a bad reputation at school, but Emmery thinks otherwise. Soon, Emmery finds out that her chances of getting killed increases everytime she gets closer to Hudson. Now that she knows that there is another person who understands her secret better than anyone else, would she have the ability to stay away from him? Would he stay away her to keep her safe?