Enzo is just doing his best. Forced to leave his home at 15 years old, he's done everything he can over the last seven years to ensure that he and his little brother Harper can survive on their own. Unfortunately, surviving is hard when you're only a few inches tall, and Enzo can't remember the last time he's felt truly safe. Even though he and Harper live comfortably in the apartment walls of a human named Luca, Enzo is constantly worried about being discovered. But Luca is not as oblivious to his house guests as he appears to be, and Enzo learns this the hard way when an accident forces the unlikely roommates into meeting face to face.

Tyler is waging war against his roommate. A quiet engineering student, Ren won't give Tyler the time of day- unless it's to tell him to turn his music down. Tyler doesn't know what he's done to deserve the cold shoulder, but he figures if he's going to be disliked, he might as well properly earn it. So, Tyler goes all out: dishes in the sink, laundry on the couch, loud laughter and even louder friends. But despite his obnoxious bids for attention, Tyler can't seem to make Ren notice him... until one eventful winter break, when Tyler forgets to take his medication... and shrinks. Stuck at his size until he can get a refill on his prescription, Tyler suddenly finds himself relying on Ren for, well, everything. ...what's the worst that could happen?

Greek Demi Gods walk the world with the sense of entitlement of the gods, which doesn't help when they can literally tower over humans to look down on us. Ella, who hates the gods, has to take a job working in one of the temples to support her family but it means now working directly with the demi gods themselves.

Sixteen-year-old Jayda Willow doesn't live on Earth. She's an orphan, living with a foster family on a distant planet named Endaria populated and ruled by giants that humans escaped to after Earth's resources were depleted. In a desperate attempt to join her mother in the detention center, Jayda burns down her foster family's house, and is brought before the overseeing giant of their human township, Marcelo Aricci, who's only a little bit older than Jayda herself. Marcelo decides to take Jayda as his own instead of sending her to the detention center-a fact that she initially resents, until she uncovers the truth behind his motives. Marcelo is part of a progressive movement that advocates for a more integrated community between humans and giants. Soon Jayda is drawn into his world and assisting him on secret missions to the capital in an attempt to start a revolution-and find her mom again, who may have been taken to the seventh moon, El Arayra. Through it all, her feelings for Marcelo grow into something Jayda never dreamed was possible, and she's forced to admit that everything she once believed about giants was wrong. Updates on Wednesdays and Saturdays!

A wall separates the two kinds: giants that stand higher than sky-scrapers and humans that are no more than tiny insects to them. When Neeve meets Cameron via a radio transmission, the two hit it off more than they'd expected. It is only when the wall is unexpectedly destroyed, that their worlds combine, for the better and for the worse.

'Let me help you.' It's a simple request, but it still manages to leave Kaylin- a human living in the undercities below a world of towering pertheans- a little confused. After being unexpectedly sent to a deskmate school, she had been trying her hardest to keep her fear of pertheans undisclosed so as not to hurt Derrick, her new deskmate. But after finding out about this fear, he's not hurt or upset- rather, he's offering to help her overcome it. Why? Is beating this fear even possible? What's in store for Kaylin and Derrick when they begin to meet up after school with the goal of fighting this phobia? Trigger Warnings: Some mention of blood, depictions of violence, exaggerated descriptions of the protagonist's fears that may be discomforting or upsetting to some readers. Author's Note: Once the story is completed, I'm going to go through it and create at least one more draft before having it printed. So, some details may change here and there in the future, but the over all plot should stay the same and I plan on leaving the story online for all to read for free for as long as I'm able to! I also plan on creating an audiobook and having the book translated into different languages. Let me know what languages you want to see! Thank you all for your continued support as I develop this passion project, it really does mean the world to me! ❤️

Maddison Tramph makes terrible life choices and is shrunken as a result. To return to normal, she must reform her behaviour with the help of an estranged best friend. Resulting in even worse life choices.

A race of colossal aliens, the Tsosyrans, took over the planet in a matter of months. Humanity has been all but exterminated. The humans left alive have been caged and sent to facilities for scientific study. Kriss, a young woman who was captured, has accepted her fate knowing that she will soon be tortured to death at the hands of the ruling alien race. When she exhibits unexpected cleverness and determination during the first test, one of the giants takes an interest. As Kriss continues to surprise him, he begins to question the morality of what the Syrans have done. Warning: Some disturbing imagery described

Everyone has murderous intents in them to some extent, right? With most giants having been past their cravings of devouring humans, some don't. But in reality, they haven't been past it, they just ignore it as best as they could, special pills help with overcoming that ravenous hunger clawing at their insides. But some have more murderous intents to them than others. Some thoughts they can't really control, and may even act upon on.

Piper Douglas long ago accepted that her life was just meant to be sucky. After her parents' divorce, she developed something of a bad attitude, causing all but one of her friends to leave her behind. However, things take on a whole new level of sucky when Piper finds herself suddenly and inexplicably transported to another dimension, a dimension in which Piper is four inches tall relative to everything else. Things become more and more complicated when she runs into a giant teenage boy with an attitude to rival her own. New cover by: gwengreenwich