What if you found out that your whole life was a lie? That you weren't exactly----well---- a human. What if instead you were a supernatural being that wasn't only a vampire or a werewolf, but both, maybe even something else entirely. Meet Nicole Bloodstone, who is living the dream life, with a mansion and acres of land, eating dinner and hanging out with celebrities, and an Olympic sized pool. During one of her breaks off of school her best friend Kimberly Mcmahon comes to visit. That's where the story begins. Nicole's mom starts acting weird, and Nicole starts to think that maybe her mom is a werewolf, and that her, and her other two close friends that are twin brothers but are sworn enemies find out that they are, Hybrids. That would explain a lot, including her last name. What will happen when assassins come and hunt her down for something her dad did. The only problem being her dad is dead, and they don't listen when she tells them. Will she be strong enough to survive to uncover some family secrets, and lies? Or will she perish like many before her? Find out in, The Hybrids.

"It's kind of complicated...." I said as I started trailing off. This is what I told pretty much everyone at my new school, and I was already getting tired of it. Leila Daniels was living the life somebody could only imagine. She had the perfect boyfriend, with the perfect blonde hair and blue eyes look going on. Her friends owned yachts and she did too. Well, that was until her dad lost his job, which left her mom working 24/7. Her mom got a really good job but then they made her choose to lose it or move all the way to New York. She chose the obvious choice of moving and that meant the whole family had to go. Moving all the way across the country is hard enough, but when your boyfriend dumps you and you see him and some other girl on Instagram the next day looking real comfortable together like you had with him, you are the new kid in school, there is a clique of mean girls there too, and the bad boy won't leave you alone it gets a lot harder. Oh and don't forget two annoying brothers. Find out the whole story in It's Kind Of Complicated.

This is a short story about a girl who fell in love with her best friend. She was too afraid to tell him how she felt and throughout her life, watched him have relationships with different girls. To warn you this will be sad, if you have feelings.

*Prequel to The Hybrids, Doesn't have to be read in order* The new lighting in our bustling town added warmth, I guess you could call it the city of lights. Nicolette Bellerose lived in Paris, France during the Victorian Era (1889 to be exact) and had a beautiful big house with many rules. Even though she would much rather play with the boys, she has to dress elegantly constantly and remember her lady manners and posture. One of the things that came with living a good life in those days was finding, and marrying the right man--one that had enough money to support you and your family. When she finally meets the man she has heard so much about ever since she was little, she doesn't mind the idea as much. That is until she meets Greyson Pierce LeBeau who is hiding dark secrets about his past. But what if he isn't the man that they talk about in ghost stories, what if his smile lit up a room and he made you feel as if you were floating. What if he was like anyone else, working in several mills just to support his family. What if every time you walked down the streets of Paris with the newly built Eiffel tower's lights shining down all around you it was like an adventure. What if you could break all the rules from the life you know, would you do it?

Viola Russey is a normal 16 year old. She likes playing Sims for hours on end, watching YouTube for days on end, reads books with a couple relatable characters, and has a special love for Panic!. The only un ordinary things about her is she actually likes her job at Barnes and Noble, she's depressed (sort of, it's hard to explain just read the book :)) and she can't see color. No she's not color blind, she literally can only see grey, black, and white. So when her family drags her along on a road trip across the country, she's bored to death. Until she finds a huge used bookstore. Still pretty normal, but then she sees color. A whole person in color. He drags his hands across the spines of the books and every inch he touches turns bright with colors she never knew about. Who is this stranger, what's so different about him? Maybe he is the Brendon Urie of her dreams ;)