Ronan Sullivan never thought that his homework essay would land him in the Advanced English class. Now stuck with three girls and an adolescent mind, he attempts to navigate the treacherous, murky-filled life of a teenager while trying to be ordinary. Read. Vote. Comment. This novel is unlike anything you would read and I promise it just gets better. [Inspired by Oregairu] Trying to post as much as I can possible.

Natsuo is a man eclipsed by the crushing expectations of a tyrannical magistrate and the burning resentment of a village that views him as a traitor. He is fragile, stuttering, and drowning in a life he never chose. But the forest holds a secret. ​When Natsuo finds a wounded white wolf in the undergrowth, his act of mercy brings him face-to-face with a spear welding goddess of lethal grace. She is the embodiment of a forgotten past, and she sees something in Natsuo's trembling spirit that he doesn't even see in himself. ​As a massive construction project threatens the balance, Natsuo must decide where his loyalties lie: with a village that demands his soul, or the mysterious beauty that remembers his name.

Henry wakes up alone in a silent hotel. His wife, Elena, is gone. So is everyone else. As he ventures deeper into the endless halls of Hotel Désespoir, he encounters grotesque creatures, cryptic messages left behind by those who came before him, and impossible places that seem to exist only to break the human mind. Every floor draws him closer to Elena-but also closer to a truth far more terrifying than anything lurking in the darkness. In this place, monsters are not the only things waiting in the shadows. Sometimes the greatest horror is what you've been running from all along.