A child, born on a planet with two moons, on an island with a powerful curse. The planet Nadyre is beautiful. It has five islands: Jelimun, Dramitt, Ransumi, Artimac and Senapri. Jelimun's a lush, green meadow, dotted with thick forests. Dramitt's like a desert: dry and sandy. Ransumi's wet, covered in lakes and rivers. Artimac's cold and snow covered. Senapri's full of thick, humid jungle. Those who live on the islands are given a pendant at birth, marking what race they are, giving them the powers of that race. Water Nadic have gills and power to control water. Plant Nadic have control over plant growth. Fire Nadic control fire and can resist heat. Ice Nadic have power over cold and can resist bitter temperatures. When two scientists decide to investigate the curse of the island Senapri and have a child, they didn't expect the curse to work. But, it's not exactly a curse. It gives the child power, more than it should have. And this child is better dead. ☆ Highest - #482 in science fiction!!

Six high school students. One impossible mission. And a power they never asked for... Kidnapped by the ruthless bio-terrorist group NEMESIS, the teens are exposed to a new element called Primonium-unlocking abilities only the rarest of humans, known as Primes, could possess. NEMESIS plans to unleash Primonium into the atmosphere, creating thousands of superhumans and reshaping society on their own twisted terms. Rescued by Atlas Corp., a private military organization dedicated to stopping NEMESIS, the six teens are thrust into a world of danger, espionage, and powers beyond their imagination. As new Primes, they must progress with their abilities, trust each other, and confront a rising threat that could kill millions. From high school parties to global battlefields, these six heroes must stop NEMESIS before the world changes forever. Evolution isn't a choice-it's a responsibility. And the clock is ticking. 🧬🧬🧬 Red Skies is a semi-grounded superhero story with some light progression elements. Think of it as Captain America meets X-Men meets Power Rangers meets My Hero Academia. There will be three books in the series, each of somewhere in the realm of 30-35 chapters apiece. The series contains 3 POVs, each dealing with different themes, character development, and aspects of the story. Chapters are 2,000-3,000 words, every Saturday at 12 PM EST.

Lela Barnes. Brock Smith. On a mission. The Government. The evil. Will not back down. Who will win? The Good? The Bad? Or The Unknown? Lela. A high school graduate who 'thinks' her life is normal. Someone who thinks she will continue her life, go to college, and have a family. She is wrong. She will continue to discover secrets. She will have mental and physical help. Her life will change forever. Cover by @ammmmanda

What if all of a sudden, what you thought was a dream was actually a part of your life? Alexandra Calvert has been having dreams about a boy with brown hair that fell into his gorgeous dark blue eyes and were framed by tangled dark lashes. She dreamt about a different universe where the citizens had powers and glowed red and green. As she was living the adventure of a life time, she suddenly wakes up. She has lost the guy of her dreams-literally- and the fantasy world that everyone aspired to live in.But what happens if her dreams turned into reality? Join Alexandra's adventure as she tries to save her home and her dreams in a different, exotic and futuristic universe. Ship each character with your own choosing and experience the escapade of a life time. Feel what she feels as she gets torn apart by two boys from two different places. A story about choices, hope, friends and family.

Enclosing Albama and isolating it from the rest of the world, is a chain-link fence, beyond which it is prohibited to move. The government says that the fence is for the safety of the Albamaians. To protect them from the 'evil' outside. Driven by curiosity and the poor conditions back home, Clary, holding no regard for the rules, crosses the fence to see what's on the other side. However, soon afterwards, she starts wondering if it were better to not have crossed the fence in the first place. Join Clary and her friends in this thrilling, suspenseful tale of love, loss, and death. Ranked: #48 in Science Fiction. #02 in World War 3. #11 in What's hot in Brigade reads #06 in What's hot in TBCA #23 in What's hot in ThinkFiction P.S: Albama (pronounced: Al-ba-ma) is a completely fictional place, a creation of my own, and has no relation with the state of Alabama. Cover by @ammmmanda.

My name is Violet Mercer. When I was about 4, I watched my parents die. A few weeks later, I was branded and shipped off with a bunch of other kids to my new fate, to train and learn for 10 years until I was sold to someone else as a slave. Brutal beginning? Yeah. But it's the truth. See, here's the thing. A few years back--maybe a little under 50--we humans did something stupid. It was part of an experiment called G42 by some genetics company that was trying to speed up evolution. What did they do? Well, they altered specific genetic strands to see if they could create a sort of super-human. Their answer? Yes. But there was a flaw in their plan. These new 'evolved' humans, or 'evos', were everything they could have hoped for--strong, and fast, and smart. Practically immortal, too, so what was the problem? They were born without emotions. Maybe this doesn't sound too bad to you, but our emotions? They're what make us human. What happened next was kinda inevitable: the Evos took over. There are two strands of DNA--get one, and your set for life. Get the other, good luck living to see past your sweet sixteen. And if you are one of the crazy (or brave, depending on who you ask) people who dares to bring a child into this world, you could give them the best, longest life ever, or doom them to an early death after a suckish life. So, yeah. Our world is screwed up. And we can't go to G42 for a solution, because as soon as the Evos realized the possibilities, they slaughtered everyone who might know something and blew up the facility. Now, dear reader, are you beginning to understand the use of emotions? This is my story. I still don't know how it ends, whether it was all for better or worse. But you're here. So go ahead and read. Maybe we'll both learn a little something. Welcome to my life. I hope you survive in this new world. By Earthstone #567 in Teen Fic on 6/17/2016

All the earth is torn asunder. There used to be grass, and the sun used to be golden. Children played outside, climbing trees with smiles on their faces and grass stains on their knees. People worried about a million things that would soon be irrelevant, continuing without a clue of the disaster to come. Centuries later, what little is left of humanity survives in a society constructed beneath the surface of a glass dome, the world outside converted to little more than a desert wasteland. Survival is a routine rather than an effort, and all rules are surpassed by only one: if you want to survive, you never leave the dome. There's nothing alive out there. The radiation that soaks the earth makes sure of that. Until one day, someone finds a bloody, dust-covered handprint on the outside of the glass. Nothing will ever be the same again. Book 1 of the Burning Series Highest ranking: #13 in Adventure on 03/04/16