"Courtney, what do you fear? Do you have any fears?" "Dementophobia." "What does that mean?" "The fear of going insane." {ONCE WAS #207 IN FANFICTION}

SECOND BOOK IN DEMENTOPHOBIA SERIES Avenir || French for future Courtney Akehurst's life turned out better than anyone could have guessed. She had a wonderful boyfriend and beautiful family, but when old demons come back to haunt her, will she be able to hold on to her fantastic life or will she crack under the pressure?

There is no rewind button on life, no fast-forward or pause. No matter how many times Bowser Joseph wishes there was, it wasn't possible. It's never going to be possible for him to live his life over or fix his mistakes. It's never going to be possible for him to be happy.

Chicago Beaumont has a magical life to everyone on the outside. She is just like any other rich kid in the world. She gets whatever she wants at the snap of her fingers. She lives in a beautiful house and she's considered one of the most popular girls at school. But nobody knows what goes on behind closed doors. Chicago's father is always putting her off and her mother always wants to ridicule her about anything and everything. Her parents can't even stand to be in the presence of each other. They always ended up fighting, leaving Chicago to sneak up to her room and try to drown out the noise. Everything about Chicago's life soon gets ripped to shreds and everything seems to be ruined beyond repair although her mother is unsuccessfully trying to rebuild it. Well, that's until she meets a bright haired drummer, who seems determined enough to make her world become an okay place once again. ONCE WAS #428 IN FANFICTION

i willed myself to believe that it was all just a bad dream, but then i remembered. how long is forever? sometimes, one second. COVER MADE BY @SILLYBIEBER

"Could you really love two different people at once? Could you split your heart in half?" The topic of love had always seemed like a foreign subject to me. I didn't really think I have ever been in love. Of course, I loved someone, but not the kind of love that made me feel butterflies inside. Then suddenly, the love was there. It was real and rare, but far more complicated.

When Jenna was six years old, she watched a boy leap off a building, sprout wings as he fell, then fly off into the distance. Her young mind embraced and believed the boy was real, but as she got older, she was teased more and more about "The Boy Who Can Fly." Jenna will be forced to see therapist after therapist, counselor after counselor, all trying to break her belief in the flying boy. To avoid all of the ridicule from her family and her peers, she spends high school pretending to be "cured" from her wild imagination. Once she leaves for college, she intends never to tell anyone about the boy she saw that night, until it comes back to haunt her.

love, hate, and something in between. demons, monsters, and nightmares. life, death, and what comes next.

tyler joseph has suffered from nightmares since he was fifteen. each nightmare seems to map out like a story, and tyler just wants this haunting narrative to end. a fortune teller gives him an answer without knowing a thing about his nightmares, but it's not one he expected.

Four beings rule the four seasons. Spring has her turn from March until June, restoring the flora that Winter had destroyed during his reign. After her comes Summer, who will control her season until September. She completely unveils the sun, having it beat down on everyone under it. Following her is Autumn. He takes the color from the leaves and sometimes puts it in his hair so Spring can have some dye to use for the leaves when it's her turn once again. Winter will have a grip on the planet for the rest of the calendar year starting in December, and continue on into the early months of the next year. He blows on the earth, covering it in snow and frost. Autumn and Spring were good friends; they've helped each other on several occasions. But Summer and Winter were so different the very concept of a companionship between them was hard to grasp. But they say opposites attract, right?