[I apologize for how immature this book reads. I wrote this when I was like 14 and haven't fixed it since. Warning: cliche plots and unnecessary cursing ahead] Bethany Ford isn't your average, everyday teenager. At fifteen, she's already mastered more than 12 fighting styles, mastered the art of street-conning, and is already about to live on her own. She can defeat and overcome anything. Well... almost anything. Just when Bethany hits the streets in order to get away from her abusive family, she drops into Gotham City. Literally. With the Motherbox, Bethany is able to travel to a whole new dimension; one that includes the Justice League and their sideki- I mean, apprentices. If holding one of the most powerful objects in the universe isn't hard to believe, meeting the Team is a whole different story. From Kid Flash's constant flirting to Superboy's continuous brooding, the Team fits together like a well-oiled machine, no matter how different they all are. Enter: the alluring, charming, and amusing Boy Wonder. Robin is filled with mischief and adventure, which is everything to distract Bethany. But will she be willing to trust him enough with her secrets? How far will trust go before it breaks? From living in the Wayne Mansion, starting school at Gotham Academy, and joining the Team, everyone knows that trouble is never far from paradise. The big villains begin to take notice of the spirited and talented new heroine. When a threat from the Light is revealed, can she afford to put all her trust in these new magnetic strangers and accept the Team's help? Or will the Light succeed in ensnaring Bethany? Will she ever settle in with the Team, or will they move on without her? Without further ado... a daring, bold, and heart-leaping novel. Prepare to get OVERwhelmed. [COMPLETED]

Katrina has gone through just about everything. She's lost family, she's lost friends, and she almost lost her life; more than once. You'd think that after all of this, she'd learn. Even after the wedding, something that should bring a lot of joy and peace, she can't help but dig herself into a deeper hole. The Riddler is Kat's boyfried, if you can even call them that. Her best friends have all moved away because of college or past experiences. It doesn't help that her... exotic condition is getting even more serious. While Kat struggles with all of this darker things are at work; things she is no longer in charge of. Bruce can do nothing but watch. After all, how do you help someone who doesn't want help? Bruce want's nothing more than to keep Gotham safe, but will he loose his god-daughter to do so?

|| Book 1 of The Shadow's Melody || As a maid here at the new Opéra Populaire I can certainly sense something different. Something missing. It lacked him. The Opera Ghost who disappeared. I know I should let it go. I know I shouldn't constantly think about a dead man. A murderer. But I simply can't. I can't forget about that man I fell in love with those many years ago. I yearned to hear his angelic voice again. I begged for it. Hoped for it. Prayed for it. I called for him in my dreams. The man they called The Phantom of the Opera. I would never have guessed that my hopes and prayers would soon be answered.

Sequel to Siren's Song. Takes place five years later.

Bethany Ford, now 18, has had a lot to deal with in her life. After running away from her abusive family, she falls into a whole new dimension. In this new dimension, she's been chased, shot at, stabbed a couple times, faced off with magical opponents, been on the brink of death (multiple times), and has experienced loss. But right when she thinks she's gotten past all of that, she gets hit again. But this time, from her old dimension. When old family ties show up demanding attention and giving hopeful promises, how will Bethany decide? Is her dad dead? If not, then where has he been when she has needed him most? What is this H.U.S.H. organization that he worked for? Back in her new dimension, there's an impending doom for the Team and even for the Justice League themselves. The Light has been building their army, but when will they reveal themselves? And who will prevail? With new teammates in addition to the older ones, Bethany's life gets pretty hectic, especially with high school graduation around the corner. There's a growing friction within the Team and arguments and conflict arise, almost splitting the Team. And on top of all of that, the Team becomes most vulnerable when one by one, they all start to mysteriously disappear. Will Bethany be able to save all her friends before what happened to her dad happens to them? Unravel the secrets behind her father's disappearance and help save the Team! Without further ado... a mysterious, thrilling, and dauntless novel. Try to stay TRAUGHT. [A Dick Grayson love story - and other characters included] [This is the second book of the Bethany Ford series. It is suggested that you read the first one! It's under my books, so have fun! [COMPLETED]

Growing up together and being friends is all well and good. But sanity slips, and bonds break. People who were once friends can become enemies, even more so they can become victims.

Sequel to: Beyond the Sun. Life was never an easy feint, it would be asking too much for life to be easy now. Establishing himself as a resident hero of Metropolis, plus reporter by day; how could life possibly get any more hectic? Like before Zod's failed invasion was bad enough, honestly, Clark didn't think he was asking for too much for life to calm down now. Sadly, as ever, life had other ideas. Gotham's resident bat's kicking up a fuss and hitting headlines in all manner of ways, it clearly wouldn't take long before he set his sights firmly in Clark's direction; not that he was wholly wishing to fight Batman, but if that's what it took for him to back off, then so be it. If that wasn't enough, Bruce Wayne and his sudden injection into his and Annie's life proves to be more harmful than good, but then this is Bruce Wayne, what else could anyone expect? It is not exactly a shock when it's learned that himself and Batman are one and the same. Competing companies, madmen creating monsters from Kryptonian's, a God from space, a child and a possible wedding. It was definitely safe to say that life was only just starting to get a bit hectic.

He was a billionaire, I was a bellboy, can I make it anymore obvious? It all started one fateful afternoon in summer of 2012. I was working as a bellboy at the Trump Hotel in Hong Kong on an internship program. This was my first time in a big city. It was all I could have ever dreamed of, and more. But little did I know, it was all about to change. Follow me on twitter.com/aguywithnolife Please note, this story may contain mature humor that isn't suitable for all ages.

Moving from the crime capital of the world, to the quiet idyllic scenery of Smallville, the last thing Annie Lockett half expects is to befriend the one person who the other children label a 'freak'. In the same respect, the last thing Clark Kent expected was to have the new comer be nice to him, and soon become the best friend he never seemed to have before. Becoming inseparable is one thing, but growing up with budding romantic feelings is another thing completely, coupled with a rather big secret about Clark that he'd much rather keep a secret. Original story finished: June/2016 Edited story finished: Jan/2017

You probably know him as Robin. That's what everyone knows him as. Many call him the Boy Wonder, a prodigy, a blessing on Gotham, bird boy, Batman's right hand man, the bat brat... Heck, you might even know him as Dick Grayson. Because that's what I knew him as. He was my best friend. Or at least I thought he was. I understand why he left. I really do. His parents died right in front of his eyes. But he didn't have to leave me. No letters, no phone calls, no contact at all. I loved him; I was nine years old and I knew I loved him. So when he left, his hurtful words stinging my heart, I was broken. And as soon as I saw the Boy Wonder on the news, I knew right away. I had to see him. Prove him wrong. So that's why I put on the mask.