Codi James is a chronic underachiever. A straight C student, her life is going nowhere. Causing havoc at yet another school it looks like she's heading for another expulsion, until one teacher decides to call in a favour from an old friend. Codi is sent to the one place where her aggression might do her some good. Joining the underdeveloped Brax-Delta training academy, Codi is set on the long, bruising path to compete as a champion in the Gauntlet Tournament. Thrown together with a team of other misfits and under the tutorage of a frustrated veteran, she has one chance left to prove that she's more than just a struggling orphan. Never underestimate a desperate person. WINNER OF 2014 WATTPAD PRIZE FOR BEST EPIC

Hang on, it's going to be one hell of a ride... [THIS IS A ROUGH DRAFT OF A VERY OLD STORY! IT IS NOT GOOD! AN UPDATED, EDITTED VERSION WILL BE POATED SOON] Due to her parents' death, Christian Wells, and her siblings, are left in the care of a semi-distant uncle and aunt who live halfway across the country. She's not thrilled with being shipped from sunny Arizona to a tiny, practically non-existent, town in New York, where the weather is questionable, at best. She's also not thrilled with all of the things that it entails: a new school full of strangers, a painfully stereotypical school mean girl, boring teachers teaching things she never bothered to learn the first time, and somehow trying to make friends so she doesn't spend her high school career alone. Little does she know, she's in for worse. Somehow, she has a run in with maniacal scientists and wakes up one morning with wings. Instantly, Chris, and the few friends she's managed to pick up along the way, are sucked into a plot none of them quite understand. They aren't the only ones though. The scientific mutants, who have labeled themselves either 'angel' or 'demon', are quickly spiraling out of the control of their megalomaniacal creators. Which raises the question: why were they given these mutations in the first place?

A group of 7 strangers are awakened inside a strange hallway. They wander around to eventually find out that they are inside a strange maze. A maze that shifts around and defies gravity, with strange portals that emerge from walls, and there are doors that have numbers. Maybe the numbers mean something. Maybe this maze is something else.

The universe holds many secrets, and only a selected few from the Solar System knows about it. They call themselves Dreamers, the protectors of the Solar System. Dreamers are tasked to maintain the balance within the system and protect it from extraterrestrial beings from other galaxies. But for the first time, the Dreamers failed their duty. Plutonians were wiped out swiftly by the hands of a mysterious enemy, the Veruvians. Now that his father is dead, Seventeen year old Blair Collins inherits the tall task of being a Dreamer. Will he and the other Dreamers be able to stop the Veruvian Invasion? Or will the Solar System be heading towards it's destruction.

26 year old Bobby Shaw doesn’t want to die, not yet, especially not in her underwear and a t-shirt that reads, “A hug is just a strangle you haven’t finished yet.” She isn’t equipped to deal with the man who shows up in her kitchen in the middle of the night—a man who knows the answer to the questions that have been plaguing her recently, questions like: “Why do I suddenly have super hearing?” and “How am I going to pay rent this month?” and “Who the hell is this stranger in my kitchen and what does he want?” But the answers only lead to deadlier questions...