The story is written on the shortest horror story "Knock" The last man on earth sat alone in a room. There was a knock on the door. The mind is the greatest villain in everyone's life as it can make you think anythink and can be controlled through hypnotism. Story description is given in a quote format you will be able to crack after you read each chapter of the story. "I don't remember how did I get here but the last thing I remember is mass destruction" "She's standing right in front of me but she's bleeding black" "Maybe I'm just hallucinating or she's actually my true blood" "I thought I was going to die but a deadly creature killed another" "What happened in the past is more darker than the present" "I couldn't digest a secret because it cost lives" "I had to pay the price for rescuing a life and taking another unintentionally" "Electric waves can restart a heart and also erase one's memory" "I have to come out of this fake realm to take vengeance" "After destroying all the evil I came out as the last survivor" It's my second book 🖤🖤 Do vote for the chapters as you read🖤 Editing credits- Nazreth Remedios

Well this is my fifth book and I think u will like it. It is mainly about the fault in our stars but there is going to be a BIG change in my book

What happens when a party game turns deadly? For her 21st birthday, Abbie Reed's friends throw her a surprise party and plan an outrageous game of 21 Dares. The rules are simple: Abbie must follow each dare to the letter as they pop-up on her phone--each one sent as a text message from a secret guest. Starting off funny, if not a little humiliating, the dares send Abbie and her friends across her college campus and through downtown Tampa. But the closer they get to the mystery man behind the text messages, the more deadly the dares become. Harboring a vendetta against Abbie, the mysterious guest won't stop until she pays. Now, it's up to Abbie to figure out who he is and what he wants, before her 21st birthday becomes her last.

ALL CREDIT TO SPARKNOTES Crowther, John, ed. "No Fear The Merchant of Venice." SparkNotes.com. SparkNotes LLC. 2005. Web. 16 May 2016.