A continuation of the Your Move series by @MJOReilly and myself,

My name is irrelevant now. I'm known as patient 117 I am in a mental hospital. I am paranoid and crazy. That's what they call me. They say I'm going mad. this is my story in how my humanity returned. (basically a love story in a mental hospital where he finds love)

Hand in hand they flee to the shore and the sea, two broken minds clinging to each other in hopes of salvation. With his assaliant following in close pursuit, he's desperate for control as stability slips away, pulling asylum from corruption and crime. Morality depraved, ideals torn at the seams, he's lost himself by way of her hand, how can he ever hope to regain what's been taken? What can he do as her grasp grows tighter? An ever growing presence, embedded deep in an ally, how will they pull through? The sequel to Your Move, written by Myself and @MJOReilly.

Two souls already intertwined, he's running from a life no longer his own. Walled up in the dreary confines of civic life, normalcy is the mask that keeps him alive, but a target on his back for the eyes of the hunter. What will he become as death drops gifts at his door? How long will he hold on as she strips him of identity? A game of cat and mouse between two broken minds, who will walk free? A thrilling and chilling story written by myself and @MJOReilly.

Jay Z. Catsby throws the sickest parties on the Jersey Shore. His neighbor Dick has heard all the rumors: Catsby killed a man. He's richer than Blue Ivy. He's Hugh Jackman's butt double in the X-Men movies. Nothing can prepare Dick for the strange truth: Catsby is a furry who spends his days and nights in a cat costume, pining away for Dick's cousin Dandelion, a manic-pixie dream yuppie living in Park Slope with her brutish husband. Against everyone's better judgment, Catsby begins an affair with Dandelion that may cost him all nine of his lives. A new serialized story from the author of the Wattpad sensation "Gone Grey," which was named one of Buzzfeed's "19 Wildest Fanfics That People Couldn't Stop Reading in 2015."