Now a digital pilot for SYFY The Society knows when we're going to die. They imprint it on our arms at birth. I was supposed to die yesterday. I'm the girl who's Expired. Winner of the 2020 Readers Choice Awards Cover by @Forcade

Jane's family has a dreadful secret. They have been cursed to live in the world of their own dreams until a descendant can break the spell. From Alice Kingsleigh, to Jane March. It's her turn to bear the curse, and she finds herself stuck in the realm of Harry Potter. Will she be able to distinguish between dreams and reality? Will she finally be the one to break the curse?

Willow is a pregnant girl from District 12. This is the 100th Hunger Games. This Quarter Quell shocker is that the Games will consecutively go on for three years. So when Willow is reaped, she knows that she's going to have to undergo pregnancy during the Games. But the Games will just be another problem when she faces death, love and a betrayal too terrible to believe.

"I'm done with your shit." "Then take my piss." ••• Reason #1: We're squad goals. ••• First published: 28 May 2016

Emilyn and Liduen are two Elf siblings, living a quite normal life in Ellesméra other than the ability to communicate to each other through thought, until they attend their first egg festival. There, they become the latest of the new Dragon Riders, to be trained under the guidance of Eragon on the desolate island of Ragnigaësia, Land of Rivers. How will the two siblings, only 8 and 7 years old, survive the difficult training to become a rider, and when the time comes, will they be able to defeat an age-old evil, just waiting to be awakened?

Just a book of songs mashed with fandoms.

She wasn't a bad kid. She never snuck out, she always did her chores, she had good grades.... So, what had she done to deserve this? Never has she once doubted God - If He was really up there. And that is what sixteen-year-old Aliana Karson begins to wonder when she wakes up in the hospital room 406. If God was up there, and was really as fair as people preach, then why had he chosen her for this terrible fate? She was a perfectly good person; kind, beautiful, smart, talented. Though, if you asked her what the one thing was that she wanted out of everything - her answer would be simple. Easy. Quick. To dance. That's all she wanted. She breathed for it, she lived for it. She loved it. But what happens when that is all shattered? What happens when the one thing she loved since she was three is ripped from right under her feet... literally? Could God really be that cruel?