Alice Cross is a witch who lives in a world where her next door neighbor is a family of 73 Elves living in a mega treehouse, and her current dilemma deals with her Werewolf boyfriend cheating on her with a Sex-Addicted Nymph. When Alice's older sister announces her sudden engagement to her MORTAL "Prince Charming"-- the Cross family is up in arms about the arrangement. Refusing to have shame brought upon the family name, Alice decides to take matters into her own hands to make this never come true. Upon arriving in the mortal world, everything is easier said than done. Especially with the sudden disappearances of magical creatures and a certain mortal who keeps following her every step of the way. And for Alice, "The End" doesn't always mean a "Happily Ever After" for all... Cover created by: Millae K.

Khairunnisa is a 14 year old girl that is beginning high school. She attends one of the worst schools in Queens, New York, August Martin High School. The main reason she joins is for her boyfriend Andre Johnson. However, she gets in far more trouble than she expected. Is it worth it? How will she overcome these obstacles. xoxo KHAIRTHAGREATEST

"You're mine now ." Eirik whispered hoarsely, caressing her soft cheek. "I don't like shattering your hopes, Viking, but I'll never be yours. You may have my body, but never my heart!" ---------------------------------- They are enemies. He kills. She heals. She is light. He is dark. Can love bloom, where hate was seeded?

A girl going to an all boy's school? Alexa, "Alex" Abotts has few options when it comes to getting a decent education. She lives in a town so poor and tiny, it's often forgotten on maps. With a run down school and no teachers who care, Alex's only way out is applying to St.James Academy, a prestigious boarding school in New York City her dad used to attend. Using his legacy and connections, Alex is accepted on full scholarship. The only problem? St. James is an all boy's school and they have no idea Alex is a girl. Alex is there to learn and make something of her life, but what'll happen when she starts to get close to the boys? Will she forget the reason she's really there? Updates every Wednesday & Friday

©Loyallyric for the cover. I love it, thank you so much for taking the time to do it. •°•°•°•°•°•°•°• In Storybrooke lies the girl named Ana, who had false memories just like nearly everyone else. Her life was peaceful and happy. Until the curse broke. Memories and identities from the past went back. Memories that Ana didn't want to remember came back. Along with memories came certain green-eyed boy that came back to her life. And this time, he made sure she remembers.

Every town has a story. But it isn't always the one you think you know. 3 months after a brutal murder rocked the small town of Falls Peak, everyone is just starting to get over it. Four teenagers with nothing in common just happen to be in the same place at the same time when they see what they believe is the monster that is said by the locals to have roamed the forest for years. What follows is a secret adventure to find the hidden creature, and maybe just find a way to break down the social barriers that say they can't be friends. But the search carries a dangerous risk that none of them could possibly imagine.

Lenox knows one thing about this summer-it's going to suck. While her friends are off vacationing in the Hamptons, she's stuck with her grandparents in the middle of nowhere. However, Lenox's luck changes when she meets her idol, Kaylie, a popular beauty YouTuber. Kaylie is everything Lenox wants to be-outgoing, successful, and gorgeous. She'd do anything to be in Kaylie's social orbit, including telling a few white lies to become her personal assistant. As Lenox hides who she is from everyone, including Kaylie's good-looking brother, Callen, she finds appearances are deceiving and lies have a nasty way of coming out.

Life is a huge mess of walking clichés. The good geeky girl moves into a town, a city, a school or has been with you since kindergarden and gets noticed for the first time for being strong or have that "fire" in their soul. They learn what is fashion or have a best friend at their side that pushes them to look more like a girl even though she is beautiful to that guy you know she's going to end up with in the end. Of course, other guys will want her and she'll be conflicted but the bad boy always wins in the end due to his hidden sentimentality. Let's not forget he rides a motorcycle that the good girl fears but then learns to love for whatever reason. The previously known geek puts the queen bitch in her place and they all live happily ever after. Well not all. What happens to the Queen bitch? Has anyone ever thought of her? Of me? Has anyone ever thought of why I'm like this? Why I'm this shell of a person that likes to feed off people's misery ? Let me tell you my story.

Twenty one year-old Audrey Byron grew up without the guidance of her parents due to their unfortunate passing. When she found herself being relentlessly let down by others, emotionally hardening herself became a regular thing. Work, school and her grandmother were the only important aspects in her life and all that she needed. She has no desire for a prince charming or any men for that matter. Men is just a complication that she rather not deal with. However, life has a funny way of showing that sometimes, you just have to open yours eyes and see beyond the facade of your perceptions. **Does contain swear words and a few sexual references**

Jeff Meyer's wife left him, he's heavily in debt, and near homelessness. The only way to better his life is by going to prison. Of course, Jeff doesn't want to go to maximum security with the murderers and rapists. He's only hoping for cushy minimum, where they allow you to watch TV and take naps. To get there, he'll have to commit just the right amount of crime to be locked up behind... whatever minimum contains you with. Probably not bars. Unfortunately, getting arrested is not one of his strengths. Against impeccable odds, every crime Jeff commits has unintended benefits, transforming him into more of a hero than a criminal. If he doesn't start being more careful, he's more likely to wind up with the key to the city than having a place to sleep. After all, being a hero doesn't pay for groceries.