Avi Kaplan is a senior in high school. He's smart enough to pass his classes, and smart enough to stay out of trouble. He has enough friends to feel accepted, and he doesn't get any grief from any bullies. He even has a cool secret: the ability to shape-shift. His only problem? He's lonely. What happens when he acquires a new friend... with the powers of invisibility and telepathy? A tale of romance, true understanding, and a whole bunch of other sappy love stuff... And maybe some other stuff.

Found at last, Mitch is on his way back home. But four years can do a lot to someone. Will he be able to go back to his normal life, or will the horrors he endured finally finish what they started: Destroying him. Scott, four years in the force, helped save the boy he kidnapped all those years ago from the nightmare he had been living. But now, he feels obligated to to keep helping Mitch out of the pit. As suicide reports of more of these rescued victims come in, Scott begins to worry. Book Two in Absent Series ~°~ "Home?" "Yes, home." "No. Not home. This is just another Hell Hole with a nice name slapped on it." (Warning: Self harm, rape, death) Completed. Now Editing

They've been through it all, but when Scott reveals parts of himself. Mitch realizes that he really doesn't know anything about his boyfriend. In this book, you read the troubles they go through in their love's journey to survive. Will Scott and Mitch make it through their thoughts? Are they crazy or just crazy for each other? Sequel to "I'm not Crazy"

Mitch has been labeled a danger to himself and others. After an unfortunate event, he was placed in the 'All saints' insane asylum. He questions weather he really is crazy. Scott is a phycologist. He used to work at an asylum, but was fired for breaking the rules. He's on the hunt for another job, until he stumbles on the 'all saints' asylum. He is placed on the case of the dangerous Grassi. Warning: may contain abuse, violence and mature matter. Viewer discretion is advised.

Mitch Quinn and Scott J. Nothing else to say.

AU. Scott’s life is going just as he planned it. He has the perfect roommate, the perfect girlfriend and, as of today, the perfect new job doing what he loves. As he begins this new profession, will his new colleague throw a wrench into his perfectly placed life?

Just some stuff