Sakura was always a curious pup, chasing after foreign insects and the migrating birds heading south each fall. She 's constantly had the same dream, over and over, for three moons now. When the gods of her pack become one with their hosts, Sakura knows something is wrong. Sythvenos, goddess of wisdom and nature, guides Sakura to a university that was built in the ruins of most of the forest Sakura calls home. Over time, she grows both curious and fond of the human beings taking up residence on the campus. Namely one human in particular... Steven never had much of a family. He was kicked out of the foster system at eighteen, and he thought that Shruikani University would be a good place for a new start. Man, was he wrong. Crushed, beaten, spat upon, and left to rot: Steven was bullied since he arrived at the college. He's constantly considered a member of the "nerds"; being untalkative, unsocialable, and having watched every episode of every good sci-fi show ever doesn't really come across as a positive thing at this school. So he just sits by the gated fence encircling the campus, constantly drawing in his sketchbook between classes. Then Sakura came. To Steven she was the most beautiful wolfess he'd ever seen, and he drew her frequently during her visits to the fence where he sat. Then a new girl came to the school, and despite the fact that all the other boys seem to flock to her presence, she actually paid attention to Steven. He stopped going to his spot by the fence, curious about this new student who arrived the day before school began. The girl with the eyes of a wolf.

"Anorexia. When you hear it, when you say that word, you think of a girl, right?" Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the skinniest of them all? Jack Thorne has lost everything. Still struggling with guilt and grief from his fathers death, old emotions and demons from the past resurface when his best friend suddenly dies. He had nothing - until he met her. Emily Gray, a mysterious yet inviting girl that, unbeknownst to Jack, is connected to him forever. Just Jack chronicles the life of a teenage boy, on the brink of becoming a man, who develops anorexia after the sudden death of his best friend. Join him on his journey to recovery and on the rocky roller coaster of a new found love.

Here it comes again ... that same old feeling ...

Born with a damaged heart, Leanna Weston has lived a sheltered life with little chance at adventure. When she hears that Finvarra's Circus is coming to her small town, she sneaks off to witness the magic first hand, sure that this is her only chance at experiencing true magic-even if the frightening rumors about the heartless Ringmaster, Finvarra, are true. Caught by Finvarra, Leanna is given one chance at survival: she must join the circus. As slowly she becomes part of the strange family, Leanna learns that there is more than magic to this circus, but an ancient curse that has tied Finvarra's life to its rings. If the circus fails, he dies. Leanna vows to save the circus, but when a ruthless enemy emerges, set on destroying it and Finvarra, will Leanna be able to save them both, or will her broken heart fail her just when she needs it most? Cover Artist: Lisa Rhodes

A collection of Poems I am writing , which will hopefully grow big. These are Dark Poems~ for personal reasons but yet still dark. Abuse, murder,suiside,cutting, punching, gun, blood ect

Katlick Eversweet hopes her name will be drawn for the 69th annual Humping Games. The world will be watching the sexiness unfold :D “Featured in the official Wattpad @Fanfic The Hunger Games reading list”

The world exists in multiple dimensions, and somehow we've managed to travel into an overlapping dimension that brings mankind closer to solving the unknown. Purgatory is a world-wide operation funded by each country to protect humanity from the disasters that inhabit the overlapping dimension, but they do so at a great cost. No one in Purgatory chooses to be there, but everyone in Purgatory is there for a reason. Helena never cared for the life she had until it was taken from her. With the drive to get her life back, she works her way through the ranks of Purgatory, only to delve deeper into the twisted nature of the program, and uncovers secrets that could cost her life or be used as leverage. In this new and unfamiliar realm, will Helena be able to find what she is searching for?

Six teens are devoted to a game with one rule: If a player gets tagged, they must change their life within the next fifteen minutes. The better the player, the bigger the change. One might give their car away, or punch the school bully. Another might change identities or sacrifice their virginity. Anything to keep evolving, to avoid fitting into a label or caring about the junk they own. But their quest for enlightenment has taken a rotten final turn - one of the players has murdered the game's creator, the teen prophet (cult leader?) David Bloom. Our narrator is being framed for the crime; can he clear his name and discover which of his lifelong friends is the murderer before he takes the fall? [sic] is a gritty teen murder mystery that delves into the psychology of enlightenment among the criminally dysfunctional.