*CHRISTMAS SPECIAL* One clear night, Collin wishes upon a shooting star... and now he's trapped in the world of Minecraft. With no knowledge on getting out, he and his friend must survive the hazardous, blocky terrain while not being killed by countless of aggressive mobs. Together, they must work together to locate the End portal and defeat the Enderdragon. The only problem is, this isn't just a game anymore.

Yuki has just moved from Japan to Crawford. But by some weird freaky twist of fate, she gets tied up with Keith, the mega popstar. And not that she has anything against popstars, but this one gets on her nerves. That is, until she realizes he means something more to her than just another obnoxious popstar.

What if you could look into the future? Sounds awesome? Maybe not so much. Kaylie Winston and her whole family posses this uncanny ability. They know when and where things are going to happen before they did. The slight glitch is that none can tell what happens there and then. However, no altering of the path of nature was allowed. From a young age, Kaylie was taught to let things go their way, and to handle situations related to the path of nature. Overtime, Kaylie had learnt to suppress the guilt and pain of knowing that something could have been done differently. One thing which Kaylie was never taught was how to handle situations in the event, things do not go as planned...

*In major construction. Do not read unless you do not want to read the ending for a very long time until I get things figured out. Thanks!* I was just a hacker. Your average, seventeen-year-old, very sarcastic hacker. Well, average if you thought average meant living with your fried chicken obsessed uncle after your ex-secret agent parents mysteriously disappeared off the face of the Earth. Until that day. A simple business card from an odd boy claiming he needed a hacker for something of the utmost importance. Now? I’m working with the son of the director of the FBI to figure out who wants his father—and possibly us—dead. Not to mention not getting caught and totally not falling for him all while still trying to figure out where my parents are. As I said, nothing good could come of this.

The journey of a 17-year-old teen-adult who discovers the hurt and painful reality. Take a step into reality, and look out, far into the distance.

‎"What would you do when you need helps? Will you just turn around or asked for His help? It started with an innocent letter, but the outcomes . . . would be unexpected." - Short Pitch for "A Letter To God"