There’s no such thing as superpowers...right? That’s what Kim thought, until her plane crashes over the Bermuda Triangle. Who would’ve known what lies at the bottom of the sea includes what she's only ever seen in comic books. Protected by an invisible barrier known as The Dome, lies a surviving civilization who are gifted with strange superhuman abilities; including Kim and the survivors. But all that glitters isn't gold...

Jasper Kravitz is a slacker who inherits a camera that can take a picture of the very last thing a person sees before they die. When he decides to go into business for himself trying to sell people their fate for a very reasonable two hundred dollars, he quickly learns that dealing in fate can be hazardous to your health.

[editing-slowly] Despite doing everything she can, Lucy Ainsworth can't forget the night that she held the hand of the dying stranger, Ryden Mitchells. However; when she finds herself face to face with his ghost in her bathroom mirror, she's thrown deeper into a pit of confusion, questions and an odd attraction to the boy. As the two search for answers to this strange occurrence and do what they can to help him move on, a strong friendship bonds: and an even a stronger romance. But getting too close to Ryden could have devastating consequences for Lucy and she'll have to find it in herself to do what's best for her and for the dead boy that she's fallen head over heels for... Story Copyright 2013 © I do not own the image/s shown on the cover or in the banners. They rightfully belong to their owners

// previously entitled Trapped // In a society where children are most times orphans, the children are sent to homes. They've no contact with the outside world. In a dysfunctional society, where going outside and looking up can send you to your death, what will a young girl do when she decides to break the status quo? Follow Orillia as she tries to make sense of the world she lives in, and follow her as she encounters a scandal not even the Government can keep secret.

Indi is an atheist, vegetarian ; who orders chocolate milk from a juice bar every Wednesday. Four minutes later, she sits in a confessional sipping her milk that has been placed into a juice cup and talks of her life. On the other side of the screen sits Atticus, who hasn’t read the book he’s named after. He listens only because she comes when he coincidently has stopped to take a breather from the basketball practice that occurs on the empty court beside the church. It is the early summer of their seventeenth year, yet at heart they aren't seventeen years older than when they were first born, they just appear that way. Spiritual #62 / Non - Teen Fiction #267

Three schools vie for dominance under the watchful eye of an ancient spirit; however, a forgotten group has risen from the shadows to the west, and their influence has corrupted the balance of power. A civil war is fought in the hills and back alleys of the Citadel, but the students are none the wiser. Until the fighting comes to them.