The third and last installment of Jessie & Minho's story. The Death Cure. With Winter Soilder & Black Widow vibes. And adding a little Hunger Games; Mockingjay. •×• Jessie has killed two of the biggest monsters from her past, but not before her mind was hijacked and she tried killing Minho. Yet somehow, he managed to break through the mind control and bring her back. The red code book was destroyed, but that won't stop Janson in trying to figure out why she can break through the mind control and others can't. Why is she a Super Immune to the Flare and others aren't? Jessie is vaunerable to WICKED and their new ways of torture and manipulation. WICKED still wants their cure, but only their way. She's stuck in an adjoining cell with Minho on one side and Sonya on the other, Jason and Aris somewhere down the hall as well. They are familiar with each other's screams. Until one day she's all alone. Everyone was rescued. Jessie is now alone with her mind even more clouded and lost then ever before. Her defiance and noncompliance is running low. She's losing hope. While back at the Right Arm Camp, everyone is doing their best to find her. The longer it takes the more unstable and reckless Minho becomes. Minho is ready to burn the world down. His anger, guilt and trauma have taken a front seat. •×•

Jessie, an Assassin trailed by The Hall, a secret branch of WICKED to do their dirty work was sent to Maze B. Somehow she found herself in Maze A one night. Being stuck with a Glade full of boys who do nothing but bear and batter her walls around her heart she has fallen in love and started to care about some of them. The Gladers have been rescued from The Maze and have been taken to a facility. A deep unsettling feeling has been building in the chest of Jessie; not everything is as it seems, not everyone who seems like a good guy is and not everyone who seems like a bad guy is. She is just trying to navigate her past, her traumas, deaths of her friends, and with a spark of hope that maybe Sonya and Harriet are still alive. Jessie tries her best to keep her boys safe, and figure out who she can trust and who actually is on her side all while wanting to burn the world around her and destroy the people who have done unspeakable horrors to her and those she has learned to care about.

Jessie finally got used to living a life of survival with 50 other girls. For two and a half years she has lived, fought and survived with her best friend and sister, Sonya by her side. She's a leader. She's a rebel. She's a fighter, a rule breaker and risk taker. One rainy day she's doing a routine sweep of a regular section when an accident happens. She finds herself in an unknown part of the Maze. And to make matters worse, her Girls are gone, replaced by boys. 50 teenage boys. Can Jessie find her way back to her girls? How did she find a maze of boys? Confused, angry and alone she must fight alongside whoever to get out of The Maze, and figure out who she is and why she's there.

They tried to break her. Torture her. Kill her. Instead, they forged her into a weapon. Now Eleanor Riorson-Tavis, Queen of Orlyth, wages war not only against the Venin, but against Navarre and the very gods themselves. The Balance is fractured, magic is unraveling, and with the Shadewing Den reborn, her name has become prophecy and curse alike. With Garrick at her side, Noodle in her shadow, and Nox and Chradh above, Eleanor has built an empire of monsters-and she will tear the world apart piece by piece to protect what remains of her family. Her kill count climbs. Her mercy burns to ash. Her humanity slips further from reach with every battlefield she leaves empty. But victory comes at a cost. And the deeper she walks into madness, the clearer it becomes: this was never just war. It is a reckoning. It is the endgame. Because Eleanor isn't fighting to save the world anymore. She's fighting to remake it. And when the dust settles, history won't call her hero or villain. It will call her what she has always been: Oblivion.

Eleanor was never meant to survive this long. But now that she has-she's not sure who she is anymore. The war has reached a breaking point. Navarre is crumbling from the inside out, tangled in bloodshed, backroom politics, and betrayals disguised as strategy. Len was forged for battle, trained to kill-but nothing prepared her for this kind of war. The kind where words are as sharp as blades, and allies might be enemies in disguise. As time runs out, Len finds herself walking a path her mother once warned her about. The lines between hero and monster are blurring. The darkness inside her-once caged-is waking, hungering, changing her. With Nox at her back, and Garrick at her side, Len is a weapon ready to be unleashed. But love is no longer her anchor-it's her weak point. And in this war, weakness is fatal. As gods reach down and monsters rise up, Len must choose who she's willing to become to survive. A savior? A destroyer? Or something far, far worse. Because the phoenix doesn't rise to save the world. She rises to remake it.

BOOK TWO OF "VIPER" Everyone expected Eleanor Lennox to die at Resson. Len included. But against all odds, she survived. And now? War is coming-whispered in the halls of Basgiath, painted in blood on the battlefield, buried in the lies of the Revolution. Assassins stalk the shadows. The enemy is already at the gate. And Len has a target on her back-not just for wielding shadowfire, not just for bonding to Nox, but for refusing to die when she should have. With Garrick and Xaden on the front lines, Len is missing half her family. But she's got Bodhi at her side, a war to fight, people to kill, and secrets she cannot afford to let slip. They used to call her the Viper. But she's not just a snake with a lethal bite anymore. She's an inferno. And if leadership wants her dead? She'll burn them to the ground.

☄︎ ⋆·˚ ⋆ *. ⇒ 𝐨𝐩𝐞𝐧 𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞 𝐓𝐎 𝐋𝐎𝐕𝐄 𝐀 𝐁𝐎𝐘 i want to love a boy, the way i love the ocean wish i was not afraid, of all i have that's broken i know i must behave, to contain all my emotion but i want to love a boy, the way i love the ocean Samantha (Sam) Quincey is gay and in 1985, this only makes life difficult. After the horrible realisation and life changing fear that her sexual understanding placed on her, Sam finds herself completely alone without a purpose in life or a goal for her future. She tells herself it couldn't possibly be any other way. Her parents had stated this 'choice' would leave her with nothing and although they were wrong about believing that Sam had forced herself into this path of life they did make sense knowing that Sam could never be open with who she was, she could never be who she wanted to be. Therefore it seemed impossible that she would ever find somebody to love. However in 1985 Sam finds herself babysitting her half sister, taking her around Starcourt mall and feeding her obsession with ice cream. That's how Sam stumbled upon Robin Buckley for the second time in her life, once an insignificant figure in a blurred sea of faces and now absolutely everything to her heart. How can Sam possibly hope to hide away and live her life in isolation when such perfection is only minutes away? Sam may think that getting to know Robin is a perfectly innocent tactic to understanding but in reality, this new friendship is when things start to get strange, very strange.

Sixteen-year-old Vicky never asked to fall through a green hole in the sky and land in the middle of the Avengers' lives. She's mysterious, sharp-tongued, and hiding scars-some visible, some not. The team doesn't know where she came from, and neither does she... but the voice in her dreams might. Between training sessions, grounding punishments, and late-night talks with Peter Parker, Vicky's building a life she never thought she'd have. But shadows from the past-hers and theirs-aren't done with them yet. And when HYDRA returns to claim what they lost, the fragile balance holding her-and the team-together begins to shatter. Trust is a luxury no one here can afford. Nightmares bleed into waking hours, and secrets claw their way out of the dark. Vicky's choice isn't between hope or fear-it's whether she'll survive the monster inside her... or become it.

rory has everything-money, beauty, brains, and talent. at just fourteen, she's already a rising star at arsenal's u17 academy, with dreams of playing for the first team and the lionesses. she's the kind of girl who shines on and off the pitch, always smiling, always pushing forward. but behind the perfect image is a girl who's had to raise herself. the daughter of a top ceo and a fashion designer, rory has never known what it's like to be truly seen by her parents. they provide everything-except love. their absence, their coldness, their indifference-it's all she's ever known. so rory has learned to be her own light. she pours everything into football, into school, into becoming something worth noticing. and then, one evening after training, jonas eidevall, arsenal's first-team manager, tells her he wants her to train with the senior squad. just like that, her dream inches closer to reality. but as rory steps into a world where talent is only half the battle, where pressure builds and expectations rise, she must navigate more than just the game. because being a star on the pitch is easy. but learning to let people in? learning that she is enough, even without proving herself? that might be the hardest thing she's ever had to do. 🥇 arsenal 🥇 woso 🥇 womensfootball 🥇 lionesses 🥇 viviannemiedema 🥇 stephcatley 🥇 gunners 🥇 bethmead

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