Isaac and Chloe Lahey have had pain and misery served to them on a dingy plate since they were young and throughout time it's simply gotten worse. Isaac does everything he can to protect his sister, but is it enough? Will an unhinged night at work possibly be the only answer to safety, even if it shoves the siblings head first into an abyss of the supernatural? Will Isaac be Chloe's protector to the very end or will someone else join to help? cover by: @sighstiles

This is just about me and my life... Why are you still reading?

Previously titled: "Blue Eyed Doll" ------------------------------- Draven Kjellberg belongs to one of the richest families in the world. He's had everything he's ever wanted and more due to not only his parents seemingly never-ending amount of cash, but his fame in his own country. Sweden. He's just mostly known for his criminal record and screwing up his parents's reputations, honestly. Then a random girl living in a small town hundreds of of miles away decides to message him on a popular texting app. At first, he was skeptical about answering her back. Eventually, he went against his non-existent morals and messaged her back anyways. He never knew that he would fall in love with her along the way. Secrets are revealed, pasts are uncovered, and repressed memories are dug back up. Not only that, but the world's biggest lies are told and discovered. This isn't a story of everything escalating from hell to the greatest thing that's ever happened to someone (okay, maybe it is). This is a story based on a couple of questions: How far will you go for the one you love? And is it even worth it in the end? ------------------------------- This novel deals with topics such as domestic violence, self-harm, and depression. This novel is rated PG-13: drinking, smoking, partying, violence, and cursing--all involving teens.

His name is Krystle, and he lives with his uncle and two loving cousins when his parents die from the Single-Celled killer. It's a nasty parasite in unfiltered water that eats away at the brain. However, when he moved with his uncle at a young age, he didn't know his uncle. Never met him. Until the day he left, and he soon finds out what a true monster is. He has a horrible past, and an awaiting future. Along the way, he meets Trent: a kind-spirited but fierce, stubborn, and opened boy. Who also happens to be gay. How does he take it when Trent tells him? And on their wild adventure, does Krystle decide to tell Trent a secret he has kept forever locked away in his mind? A secret that could kill? What will these two boys face? Only time will tell...