[Summary] Kairi lived a normal boring life, of royalty that is. She loves her father, who has always accepted everything that is Kairi, And her step mom, who hated her for everything she was and is, and She has her childhood love, Carson, and they were soon to be married. But, will she realize it was never really love? Will she find a hidden secret about herself that she was never warned about?

Preslee Taylor - it girl of Northwood High. Everyone adores her and wants to be her, except her. She hates herself, and starves herself, and cuts herself. She is at a constant battle with anorexia, bulimia, and depression. Will she win the fight for perfection? Or die, trying?

River Snow has always lived a normal, boring life, and she's sick of it. Being homeschooled, she has no outside life on her family's farm except for the neighbours that are a forty minute walk away. But one night, when mysterious Emery Hasting's appears inside of her barn, everything changes. WARNING: For strong language throughout, and mild violence. This is all unedited. I realize that there a lot of spelling and grammical errors. Things in the plot are extreamily novice and a lot do not make sense, for example, Emery's age because I decided to change it. Please bear with me and I'd prefer if you didn't comment on any of the above. Thanks!

"Do you want to talk? You know, about everything?" Evan asks. He's staring up at the star-covered sky as he holds our brown bag of French fries. I finish my sip of my vanilla milkshake despite not wanting to stop and follow his gaze. The stars twinkle against the black and wish I had brought my camera. Somehow I thought that bringing it on our maybe-maybe-not date wasn't appropriate. "I don't know," I smile, "everything seems like a lot of talking." Alabama Reed has fooled herself into thinking that this could work and she knows it. With an accident she's trying to downplay and a loss she can't seem to forget, things aren't looking good. So Bam's parents do the only thing they can think of; they take their daughter and drive her halfway across the country to sleepy Mermaid Bay to live in an empty cottage for the summer. Things quickly start looking up when Bam realizes the newspapers don't cover news that happens hours away, but as soon as she starts making friends and secrets of her past start unraveling, Bam finds out that you can't always run from your past - even if you actually run away. Spiritual #18 May 16th, 2013

"Narrated with spunk and humor by a zombie who still has sex appeal, Grey Matters is one of the most original takes on zombie literature I have ever seen...humorous, acutely terrifying, and thoroughly gripping from the first page to the last." Katherine Boyle, Veritas Literary

One day, Morgana decides to pick up a pen and write a series of letters addressed to those she loves and hates. In these letters, she reveals her deepest fears and darkest secrets, in these letters she tells of the only boy she's ever loved and in these letters she realises that nothing is ever as it seems, and after these letters, nothing will ever be the same again. (used to be named Thirty Letters) (Inspired by the 30 Day Letter Challenge)

Drugs tear lives apart, and that's no different for Fallon. With his parents two years dead and the girl he loved disapearing and returning, things are pretty eventful. Throw a young child into the mix and he's got himself a complete mess of a life. Cravings, responsabilities and the drug addicted mother of his child wanting to waltz back into their lives, Fallon has a lot on his plate. But more than that, he finds himself asking the question, 'Are drugs really the cause of this?' A/N: I'm sorry for the horrible description. I suck. I suck a lot.

Meadow and Grayson have been best friends since grade three and they couldn't be more different. Meadow is the happy, carefree type while though easy-going, Grayson is brooding. They truly think that together, their bond is strong enough to take on anything, but can they take on this? Meadow's frail heart only has a few months left to beat inside of her, even with assistance. The only way she'll survive is with a transplant, but being on the bottom of the waiting list, she's looking death in the eyes rather than getting the surgery. Meadow knew she was going to die, but she had no idea that it would be without her best friend.

Sloane can remember some of her life, but she doesn't remember everything. After making it to Fort Saunders with her maybe - maybe not boyfriend Jagger and a depressed Cole, they don't find what they expect. Fort Saunders is long gone, ever since a hoard of the undead had infiltrated the supposed safe place. Things are happening that Sloane doesn't know about - things that affect her. The army has finally arrived, but instead of helping the survivors, they're killing them and not asking questions. They're also looking for her, hoping to bring her back to her father. But after learning that this new world is partially his fault, Sloane doesn't want to go with the army, she decides to go alone. Not only does she want to confront her father and get answers, but she also needs to stop him before there are no humans left. *SEQUEL TO RESISTANCE* Note: I suck at summaries. Also covers.

Sloane can't remember a thing. After hitting her head, every memory before that moment is lost. As she starts on the trail to remember her life, she learns that the world isn't like what it was before. Something has killed most of the humans. But that isn't just it. They may have died, but they sure aren't staying dead. With a random dog, a shotgun, and a hot guy who is constantly playing with her mind, Sloane starts to accept that the present is only what matters right now. Well, at least until she remembers the past. Resistance Horror #15 April 18th, 2013