Lea and her sister Mia were always inseparable, and after the death of their parents, their bond only grew stronger. Before Lea moved to Manchester with her best friend, Mia begged her to stay, afraid of being left alone. But Lea went, leaving Mia behind in London. When Lea receives the devastating news of her sister's death, she rushes back to her hometown. Her world shatters, and even the letters Mia left behind can't ease the pain. Then she meets Liam, her childhood friend who disappeared from her life without explanation when they were both 17. Liam rekindles the light in her eyes. At first, she resents him for leaving, but something slowly changes. Old friends begin to grow into something more. He slowly becomes the light in her life that she desperately needs.

Alexandra Dalton lives in a crumbling post-apocalyptic wasteland ruled by The Enforcement and terrorized by the Legacies, power-wielding humans corrupted by their abilities. But when a deadly encounter thrusts her into the heart of a war for humanity's survival, secrets of her father's past begin to surface, forcing her to choose: fight for the light or be consumed by the darkness. In a world where entire cities can burn in minutes, and nobody can truly be trusted, can she protect her mother and sister-and uncover the truth before it's too late? Excerpt: "Dad?" My voice was no more than a whisper. The tendril caught the woman just as she was about to hit the ground, and in one harsh movement, it tugged her into the darkness. The blackness engulfed her screams, swallowing them completely. I could feel my father pulling on my wrist. His grip was so tight it hurt. Everywhere around me, people were dying. Their shrieks echoed in my ears, and I couldn't seem to move. My hands started to shake as I looked toward the dark sky. The silhouettes of bodies in the air, lit eerily by the theme park's neon colors, littered the sky like stars. This wasn't just chaos-it was the end of everything we knew. Chapters released weekly!

Severa grows up in a horrific world, one ruled by hatred, just like everything around her. Believing she has nothing left to lose, Severa clings to revenge. But what if her cold heart starts to beat faster for the enemy, and she becomes entangled in a journey that takes her on an adventure she never desired? A journey that threatens to take away her last possession - something she didn't even know she had. A heart. Full of love.

Why do people always hate villains? I figured it's because the heroes get to express how they feel and what they're going through while the villains just act without explanation. Would you still feel sorry for a hero when you get to see things as a villain do? Why don't you find out?