(For book 2 Search for "The Human Retaliation" by Freelove) Lilly was a normal girl, until one distraught day when she shot herself in the head with her Grandfathers Revolver. Then everything changed - Dark deals for a second chance, Ghouls, a kid she names Pop, a traveler called The Wizard and much more. Death follows her every step and everyone wants to control her, she quickly becomes the ultimate weapon which eventually starts the Fourth World War and nearly wipes out the human race. So, Lets watch the World burn.

The opposite sex puzzles many of us. In this issue we learn a little more about the things we already knew and we learn things we had no clue about with a little help from our fellow Wattpadders!

Chelsea Hanley and Chris "Motionless" Cerulli were in love. Before going on tour for a year, he was very distant. Now that he's back, he's even more distant than ever. Now, its up to him to reignite the spark that Chelsea has given up on. Can he do it, or will he let them fall out of love?

Love quotes? You have come to the right place my friend. Like a lot of readers/nerds/internet addicts I am in love with some of the quotes I find from places like TV shows, books, bands, inspirational famous people, and the like. You'll find some insults and comebacks floating around in here too somewhere, which I give you all permission to use against people that probably deserve being taken down a notch! *Also, if people have any requests, feel free to message me and I'll probably get round to doing it like two or three months later :) I'll dedicate the chapter you requested to you as well :)*

I nearly died three years ago. I nearly didn't get to meet my destiny. I was nearly fourteen. I was only fourteen who had no idea what life was. From then on, I realised that you only got one shot at life. From then on, I realised something that changed everything I knew about life. About myself, about dad, about everything. I'm Nicole Cass and this is my one and only life.

Emily Smith is not a normal teen, she's a spy in training thrust into a life where everything is Classified. Her mother is training her in the ways of Espionage and Stealing. Emily may not be the best spy/thief ever, but she knows when something is not right. Her classified life suddenly becomes way more complicated when Emily meets a seemingly normal boy on a practice session who shows up again halfway across the world on a another one. Can Emily figure out what this boy is up to? How will she face the dangers along the way? Lucky for you, that information is not classified. "My phone between us flashed with a new text message and I grabbed it lightning fast and opened the text up. The screen before me only held two words, but those words shook me to my core. I dropped the phone like it was on fire and Christina picked it up immediately. 'Hello, Emily." she read. 'Em, did you-' 'I didn't tell him my name.'"

It was an insult, truth be told. I mean, to assume that a creature with such horrific talent is male? I've never heard a claim more absurd. I am Evelyn White, the Boogiewoman.

She stalks you like prey. No one escapes her eyes. But you ignore her, and she becomes hungry, but continues to starve herself. You are the first to challenge her, even if you don't realize what you're doing. You're up for the battle of a lifetime; against the Consumer.

A poor young English boy named Heathcliff is taken in by the wealthy Earnshaw family where he develops an intense relationship with his young foster sister, Cathy.

O'Reilly is only eighteen and fresh out of high school. She was ready to start college in the fall and go on with her life, even though her best friend is away at boot camp. Enter Preston Lynde, best friend, most popular guy in school and the guy O'Reilly has had a crush on since she was eight. They think their separation will be nothing other than just that, but one night changes their world, or more accurately, O'Reilly's. Now pregnant and without a partner, she faces the world alone. And, without realizing that she's just making it harder for herself, she decides against telling Preston. After all, not telling him at all is better than telling him over the phone or in a letter, right?