Small town girl Song Hyejin grew up with a pair of scissors in her hand, spending her high school days in her father's barber shop cutting crew cuts for young men who were about to enlist in the army; this was how she was intending to spend the rest of her life. When top star Ares Hwang walks into the shop one rainy day demanding that she give him a haircut even though it's past opening hours, her life gets thrown straight into a raging hurricane known as the world of showbiz. ======== Enter Kang Hyunwon, hairstylist to the celebrities, touted by all the country's fashion magazines as the golden hands that could catapult anyone, literally anyone, from obscurity to stardom. When his limelight gets stolen unceremoniously by the head of hair atop one Ares Hwang (whom he had callously rejected to style just days before), his ego takes a beating that he will never forget. When he finds out who it is who was responsible for his humiliation, he vows to show this clueless suburban girl what it truly means to be hair-raisingly good with a pair of scissors... ======== Cover adapted from the artwork by @ClarissaNorth

This is the rewritten (better!) version of Boys Will Be Boys DISCLAIMER: This book will contain foul language and general idiocy. I started writing this almost six years ago, and many of the writing techniques and actual content are no longer representative of me as a writer. Nonetheless, I do hope it makes you happy to read. CW/TW: (internalized and general) homophobia, other TWs are specified as needed in chapters *** "You good Keke?" I felt a hand slap my back and looked up excitedly, lips splitting into a grin when Lukas dragged a stool over next to mine. He nudged me with his shoulder, a small smile on his lips. "Don't fucking call me that, and yeah, 'm alright," I yawned, resting my head on my forearm and leaning so I could meet Lukas' eyes. "Just tired and sore" I admitted, letting my legs dangle so I could knock them into Lukas' in a repetitive pattern. He looked down in surprise, which soon turned to determination as we waged a silent war between who could kick each other harder and evade the other's attack. "Yeah, I'm still sore from last night too" Lukas murmured, wincing when I got him in the shin. "Same here" DJ piped in, echoed quietly by Roger who was still lost in his own world. "You guys make it sound like we had a massive orgy last night"

British band Purple Envy are heading for the States, and Scott Connors, Oliver Godfrey, Luke Cartwright, and Demitri Fitzpatrick are quickly becoming the most famous people in the world. They have the world at their feet and their roles to play: Luke; the lead, Oliver; the eye candy, Demitri; the mystery, and Scott; the talent. But across the pond, lust, greed, envy and lies await each member. For some, it's drugs, for others, the pressure of fame. But for Scott Connors, it's falling in love with best friend and band mate, Oliver Godfrey. Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/holliepop4/playlist/1NDwGDV1BxhWEiHD0xqVjI

Everyone at school knows Andrew Jennings. Missing an arm. Openly gay. But when he meets star athlete Ryan Sullivan in therapy, can friendship lead to more? ***** When Andrew 'Jacky' Jennings ends up in therapy after an English assignment gone wrong, he doesn't expect to find his high school's star athlete, Ryan Sullivan, sitting in the same waiting room. After all, he and Ryan couldn't be more different: football captain, future valedictorian, and all-around nice guy, Ryan is the school's golden boy, while Andrew is known for his permanent snarl, being openly gay, and losing his left arm (along with his father and sister) in a car accident. But when Andrew learns they actually have a lot in common, he's surprised to see past the enigma that is Ryan Sullivan and his seemingly perfect life. And as the two boys begin to connect over their shared grief, depression, and teenage angst, they might just discover a little pocket of happiness for themselves -- if they're willing to fight for it. [Word count: 100,000-150,000 words] Cover designed by Lily Taylor Please read the 'Introduction' for a full list of content/trigger warnings

From a young age we were always told to never go outside, that our community would always protect us, until we turned 16. This story is about a sixteen year old boy and how he, and his partner in crime, were kidnaped by 'aliens'. See, people became so scared of them that they locked themselves in buildings and never saw the light of day because of the fear of being taken. #1 in distopian as of 4/22/2019 #2 in lgbt as of 3/14/2020

In elementary school, Jonah had it rough. Horrendously bullied at school and abused at home by his mother. The only light he had was his best friend, Chase. That all changes when Chase transfers to the same school as Jonah. Chase decides to join the bullies to protect himself, leaving Jonah to suffer completely alone. Six years later, Jonah is now sixteen. Suffering with PTSD from the trauma of his past he tries to move forward. He's moved away from the town and people who caused him so much pain in his early childhood. What happens when his childhood best friend Chase moves in down the street and ends up in the same high school as Jonah?

Casey James Kellar is a rebel. He smokes, drinks and beats up anyone who gets in his way. He's failing all of his classes. Despite being a bad boy, he's very protective of his little brother Cameron. Casey's father dislikes Casey a lot, and adds on to Casey's outbreaks. Jace Jeremy Li is Casey's best friend. He is the exact opposite of Casey. His parents love him unconditionally. Jace is getting 80s in all of his classes. Jace is a goody-goody and no one really understands why someone like Jace is best friends with someone like Casey. Although Casey would never admit it, he's madly in love with Jace. But he would never tell anyone that.

Could it really be that a nerdy boy can make the school's popular basketball guy gay? Elliot makes Damian consider if anything in his life is even real or just made up to fit in, while Damian makes Elliot break all of his promises to himself, including playing sports and letting someone to touch him again!

Sam has nothing but oversized hoodies inside his closet; Drew is determined to know why.

A snarled ripped through Jason's chest as he pushed me harshly up against the metal lockers, a small whimper left my lips but I just laughed weakly, nevertheless. " Say it Patty. Say it's me you like, not that stupid prick." He spat angrily, fisting my gamer shirt, my favourite shirt actually. Even though I knew he was purposely trying to hurt me but I couldn't help but get lost in his forest green eyes. I could have said that I liked him and not the new kid, Joe. But what would be the fun in that? " Bite me." I spat back. Patty Mcdonald was a geek. Not a nerd. He played all the video games, went to the conventions and wore all of the novelty shirts. And on top of all that, he was gay. Not the best sexuality choice in a small town where everyone knows everyone and most of the town is religious. Jason Davis was a jock. Not a big air headed jock. He had it all; the girls, the looks, the brains and the friends. But what happens when Patty finds out his little secret?