Reign, a high school heart-breaker has never felt any affection towards anyone he dated. He thought there was something wrong with him until his best friends Drew and Floyd suggested that he could be gay. He's scared to accept that though, after all his dad's a major homophobe. Being raised from a rich household and parents that are hardly there make it difficult for Reign to have a normal family. They just had a child so they had someone to give their wealth to when they died and Reign knows it. He knows that he can't continue to become a famous runner like he hoped for. His dad already has everything planned out for him right up to his death bed. Not to mention the completely white straight fantasy wedding. What makes it worse is that he falls head over heels for no one other than his teacher. It couldn't be the boy down the street, or the nerd? No, it had to be his maths teacher. The one that's strictly off limits. Like Reign ever let something like that stop him though. Will Reign rule this whole experience out of a crush or will he learn to live, fight, love and accept who he really is?

"It's not your fault you're not straight. You can't choose your sexuality or who you fall in love with." ~~~ Marcy is known as a strong, competitive girl who's openly homosexual. At least, she used to be openly homosexual... When she finally decides to come out to her parents about her sexuality, she's completely heartbroken when only her mother accepts her and her sexuality. Her father becomes outraged at the news and after a series of insults, disowns her. Marcy's mother tries to talk some sense into him, but is unsuccessful. They start to argue more often, and eventually get a divorce, resulting in her mother taking custody of Marcy and moving out of state. Ever since then, Marcy blamed herself for her parents' divorce and still has yet to forgive herself. Settling in New Carlisle, Ohio, Marcy must adjust to a new school, new home, new neighbourhood, and a new life. She thought it would be extremely difficult to get used to such a change, but it turns out to be easier than she expected when she meets Isabella... Isabella is a young female with a bright future in front of herself. She's openly homosexual and enjoys helping others who are part of the LGBTQ+ community be proud of who they are. When Isabella and Marcy meet at a bakery, they instantly become friends. And when Isabella finds out Marcy is homosexual, she offers her a chance to join the Rainbow Ribbon Club. The Rainbow Ribbon Club is a place where every member of the LGBTQ+ community can find acceptance, no matter what. When you join, you're given a rainbow ribbon, as well as a ribbon with the colors of your sexuality, romantic preference, and/or gender identification. Overall, every member can only have up to four ribbons, but most have less. Marcy is hesitant at first, but eventually decides to join. Little did she know she was heading into an adventure filled with laughter, friendship, acceptance, and love...

You know, the quietest room is the "Anechoic Chamber". The longest a person lasted in there was 45 minutes. They say, many people get hallucinations if they try to stay there as long as possible. Maybe the silence in my room was starting to affect me. #TheAccepters #DiverseLit #FreeMentalIllness #IAmHere #ProjectYou #ProjectFemaleCharacters #HelpAll #StopMentalStigma #TalkThePoc #JustBeYourself #BreakStereotypes

Raw feelings of a victim who is more broken to even realize that she has been ditched.

A love that is lost..but not at the same time.

"I'm in love with him, the navy boy." Elizabeth and Alexander, two best friends from two very different backgrounds. They follow the rules, work hard and make sure that trouble is kept out of class. Deep down, he's shy and she's fragile and things are about to change. Alexander loves the sea and boats that sail on it, Elizabeth would rather walk along the shore but this year, everyone and everything that they have known will be changed forever. Lessons to be learned and a adventure that neither of them will ever forget. Guess love and growing up can be a struggle for young people right? This is no exception. The Navy Boy is a Teen Love story inspired by the true friendship of Scarlett Rose and her best friend who was also her first love. Rated PG for scenes of bullying and emotional thoughts. No violence.

What did we do to deserve this? Why does the world wrong us so bad?

❝Why can't I be a superhero? Being the dream of every girl, not being a freak. Maybe even fly around like Superman. Or being fast like the Flash. But no, now I'm stuck in this mortal body of mine.❞ --- I am your average young boy. Smart, but not too smart. Like a B smart. That's the problem. I am never enough. There is always that smarted jerk who gets the girls. Has a one night stand then dumps them somewhere to never look at them ever again. I am Dean Collins. But you can call me Nightcrow.

S I L E N T | P R E V I E W "I think I've always disliked the whole 'shut up and smile' theory." Brielle Granger is desperate for a distraction. She wants to run away from home, school and most importantly her own thoughts that seem to be eating away at her slowly. She can't get rid of her self hate, and the longer she keeps herself secluded from others, alone; the sooner she will give into her deadly thoughts. Ryder Shay is considered to be the freak in flannels; the punk in plaid, his presence will never go unnoticed. Ryder was born to live along the edge, he just couldn't seem to create enough chaos or get into enough trouble. When Brielle accidentally meets Ryder, she knows; he's the perfect distraction. This may be triggering for anybody who has experienced any of this... Also, the stickers/ tags on my cover just show that I am supporting these causes with this novel: #GirlLove #Weareteenqueens #ProjectCharacter #ProjectWomanUp #WriteForYou I will also be supporting these following projects <3 [But they won't be on the cover] : #nomorescars #spreadyourwings #theaccepters #ProjectNobody #WEFIGHTON #ProjectYou All of these projects and champagnes bring awareness to mental health/ illness, woman's rights, equality, diversity, accepting oneself and so on <3

"Some things in this world cannot be unsaid, Athella - and my love for you, irrefutably, is one of them." In which Rhys pens out her feelings for the illustriously broken Athella Halle. Cover made by @HailPerseusJackson © Makenna Collette (@mack-collette) 2016 All Rights Reserved