Terza is a really quite girl. She is known mostly as Billy's little sister or the quite farmgirl. Terza lives on a large farm in the small town of Bluebell Utah. She goes to the small school of Skyridge Junior High. It's a small school and that means word gets around fast, this isn' good for the shy girl Terza Jacson. Lucas has always been Terza's best friend. He has been there for her no matter what. He is a very popular person at Skyridge but is very humble about it. He mostly spends his time with Terza. Or at least that's how it was. That year was not the same as all the others. Bella coming back from New York and Colten's plans for Lucas changed the entire atmosphere. Also lucas's secret did get in the way a bit. Can these two's friendship handle all this drama?

(Sequel to Believe In Sherlock) Maggie, Sherlock, and John are back...but so is Moriarty. Without ever having met the psychopath responsible to Sherlock's three year disappearance, Maggie doesn't know what to expect. How can you prepare for something you have no idea is coming your way? Jim Moriarty is coming to visit...and he has a plan including an old enemy from years ago... Sherlock Trilogy: Believe in Sherlock: Book one Trust in Sherlock: Book two Hope in Sherlock: Book three

In here are some poems. Some rhyme some don't. Most are long. But some of them aren't. The last one is even summary of one of my favorite books... I hope you enjoy these odd works of art.

Wonder... a mysterious concept. If you had so much imagination that you were thrown in bedlam what would you do to escape reality. And to save your family from madness

One day, the TARDIS decides the Doctor needs to take an adventure in an unknown world. Sure, you're thinking the Doctor has been to many worlds before that were unknown. Why should this be any different? Two words: Fairy-tale. The Doctor knows science and miracles and many many things but does he know magic? Can he explain how this goes off and this appears and whatnot? Maybe he needs this adventure as much as the people in this world may need him. Especially a lonely little girl in a tower. A girl who has gifts unlike any other. What can happen when magic and untold knowledge collide? All rights to the BBC and Disney. All credit to the writers and creators. Except for my ideas.

Sherlock Holmes is asked to solve a case. This case is...interesting, however. It was requested by a young woman at the approximate age of 20. Her father was ruthlessly murdered, but there is no evidence. Nothing. No marks or anything. All that's left is a burn mark in the shape of a tree. Sherlock precepts this as an easy case and brushes it off. Three days later, twelve people have been murdered. No marks except a burn mark shaped like a tree. Things are getting very suspicious. Not knowing what else to do, Sherlock takes the case. He knows these methods are very familiar, but he does not remember, and for him, it's a new experience. As the time grows, his memory is fading faster and faster. Soon, all he remembers is the girl. He doesn't even remember his own name. All he remembers is the girl. But why? Why her? Find out. Who is the lone tree assassin? All rights to the BBC and the creators of Sherlock.

The Little Android is a retelling of The Little Mermaid, set in the world of The Lunar Chronicles by New York Times-bestselling author Marissa Meyer. When android Mech6.0 saves the life of a handsome hardware engineer, her body is destroyed and her mechanics discover a glitch in her programming. Androids aren't not meant to develop unpractical reasoning or near-emotional responses…let alone fall in love.

To my friend Alex.

This is Doctor Who Quotes for seasons 1-7 and Day of the Doctor. All rights Reserved to the BBC and Steven Moffat, Mark Gatiss, and other writers of the best science fiction show of all time DOCTOR WHO!

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