I wrote this book to show the different struggles of being a teenager today school, sports, friendships, crushes, and the constant pressure to fit in. But beneath all that, I wanted to dig into something deeper: how easily a good person can be corrupted by their own mind, and how the fight against yourself can be the hardest battle of all. For Henry, Year 7 should have been simple. But when he begins seeing a shadowy figure that no one else can, his life twists into a maze of fear, blackouts, and broken memories. The voice in his head pushes him closer to chaos, tempting him with promises of power while feeding on his darkest doubts. As his friendships fracture and his sense of self unravels, Henry discovers just how fragile the line is between light and darkness, between who you are and what you could become. Chasing Shadows is more than just a story about surviving school it's a raw, emotional exploration of growing up, mental health, and the invisible battles young people fight every day. It's about friendship, fear, obsession, and the terrifying reality of what can happen when the mind turns against itself.

Graham is a vampire in a world ruled by humans. And that could be fine, if the everlasting need for blood hadn't pushed the whole race to the brink of slavery. Tired of endless queues, tons of bureaucracy and the humiliating feeding procedure, he decides to take the matter into his own hands. How? By stealing anything that's not nailed to the floor and offering it to the local werewolf clan. In exchange for a bite, of course. DISCLAIMER: This story is meant for adults (18+) and deals with dark themes, such as institutional oppression, systemic violence, and all the consequences of the case. The main relationship begins as toxic utilitarianism, and then tries to develop into something genuine despite being stuck in a messed-up world. I am building toward a happy ending, but it will take a while 💜

Khloe Lakewoods life isn't ordinary. It's the opposite. She has six older and overprotective brothers. How does she survive? She spent the start of her high school going to a completely separate school to the rest of her brothers, except her twin because she wanted to go to the same school as her best friend. However they discovered her bestfriend wasn't the best influence and now she's forced to move to another school. With all her brothers. This is a rough and unedited draft. Expect mistakes. But I enjoy writing it. [Trigger warning - there are some triggering topics mentioned that may not be appropriate for some readers. Mental health issues. Eating disorder - if this is a sensitive topic for you I do not recommend reading this book. It will be very triggering -. Drinking. Swearing. Please drop me a message if concerned or want to figure out if this book is appropriate to you. I try and treat the issues as delicate and realistically as possible]

Lara Wilson is just about to start her first year of high school at the well-known music school in town. But thankfully, she won't be alone. She will have her four older popular, talented brothers there to hold her hand. Or more like, hanging from her brother's shoulder and her cursing for them to put her down. Living with older brothers is a pain in the ass. But often a good one. Because besides all the teasing, pranking and embarrassing, they still love each other and are closer than ever. When starting high school she meets new friends, accidentally pranks a boy that won't leave her alone and have her brother with her all the way.

⭐️ "We all feel a little lost sometimes." ⭐️ Sam Thomas lives with her five older brothers. Between sports games, high school, family, and staying true to herself, she has the ultimate goal of learning what it truly means to be a Thomas. Warning: contains swearing, deep thinking, and the occasional forehead kiss

[ONGOING] »-There's a light that you give me when I'm in shadow; There's a feeling within me, an Everglow-« Living under the protection of her Father and five older brothers is an introverted, anxiety-ridden, fourteen year old, by the name of Rowan Muraro. Life doesn't come easy for this young girl. When family secrets are revealed, her haunted past and present nightmares seem never-ending; which demoralises her future. Will her family and friends be enough to save her? »-What I wouldn't give for just a moment to hold Because, I live for this feeling, this everglow-« [content warning: dark/graphic in places.]

"Never, under any circumstances, tell anyone the truth." That was the number one rule. After changing their identities and starting new lives, Lydia and Jaxon hope to find safety from their dark past that is looking to come back to haunt them. However, things get complicated once Lydia meets a mysterious bad boy with secrets of his own. Will Lydia let herself fall for a boy she knows nothing about when she knows she needs to keep a low profile? Will Jaxon get too comfortable and spill all their secrets, putting them all in danger before Lydia can stop him? *** "Why do you always look away when you catch him staring at you?" "Because it takes courage to look in his eyes and not fall in love with them." ~COMPLETED~ #1 in TEENLOVE 4/25/19 #1 in RISING 1/28/19 #2 in TEEN FICTION 12/3/20 #2 in BADBOY 12/3/19 #49 in SECRETS 3/1/19 #509 in DRAMA 2/7/19

"Something you want to ask me?" he asks, amused. "Nope," I pop the 'p' sound and don't even spare him a glance. My eyes are transfixed on the city lights and the cool air. "The curiosity prevalent in your eyes begs to differ," Cole states. When did his vocab become so fancy-smancy. No Ara. You will not engage in any conversations with him, I firmly tell myself. "Well, Curiosity killed the cat and I for one do not want to take any chances," I glance at him and his smile is so broad and sends tingles all up and down and all around my spine. He chuckles, "Ask away, Ara." _ Five over protective brothers. Two absent parents. A very charming boy. One girl. Arabella Jenson's life is thrown around with just one announcement. A few words. She finds herself in situations she never thought she would ever face. The only thing she knows is that her brothers will be by her side one hundred percent of the time. 2016 3.20 #614 in Teen Fiction! 4.2 # 471 in Teen Fiction! 8.2 # 501 in Teen Fiction! 2017 1.12 # 443 in Teen Fiction! (How?) Complete and Unedited. Thank you!!! xx M.

Completed and edited. Marley Ryder is used to existing in the shadow of her older brothers, it's an accepted fact about being associated with the Ryders. But the entire dynamic in her family suddenly changes, with the return of an estranged mother and a crush developed on her brother's best friend. Logan Hamilton is the opposite. Always feeling lonely in is massive house while both of his parents work strenuous hours, Logan finds himself hanging out with the Ryder family a lot. Notorious for the amount of testosterone at their house and the talent on the football field, he fits right in with the rambunctious group. But when Logan starts to fall for the youngest Ryder, the beautiful sophomore whose older brothers protect her like a hawk, things get complicated...

Aiden Rowe never asked for hockey. He doesn't like the cold, the crowds or the jocks. He'd much rather spend his time watching birds. But when he gets stuck covering the Port Howe Puffins for the school paper, his senior year suddenly revolves around freezing rinks, team dinners, deadlines and a sport he doesn't really understand. Somewhere between the chaos though, he finds someone who actually sees him and maybe hockey (and Port Howe) aren't the worst things after all. A cute and occasionally unhinged story about finding warmth (and love) in the unlikeliest of places. Note: This is a queer romance with mature themes.