"Our memory is a more perfect world than the universe: it gives back life to those who no longer exist." ~ Guy de Maupassant The Sequel to Coalescence

Lonely, inexperienced intern Athena has the hots for a lawyer at the firm. What could a small crush cost?

How would you feel if the whole world was watching you? It's your big celebration but you've got cold feet. Even a Queen can get cold feet.

After admittedly the world's crappiest suicide attempt, eighteen year old Charlie Hogan cannot be trusted to be home alone and is shipped across the country to stay with an absentee, dead beat dad in Florida. And thus begins a summer of transformation; of beaches and swampland, retirement homes and the Electro Complex; an anarchic, anachronistic, apocalyptic world filled up with violence and hedonism, home to the best friends Charlie will ever find. And then there's this mixed up boy- the kind who shoots lightning bolts up your spine, right into your skull- who's about to screw with Charlie's whole world. Forget everything you know about boy meets girl, Electro is a hot wet soup of gender identity, Dr Freud, Dr seuss, interminable sexual obsession and prosthetic penises...[hs au]

Superheroes. The saviors and guardian angels we all look up to, and more often than not, fall in love with. Everyone knows the super hero and damsel in distress love story, and all the super-villain and hero love stories. In all the bundles of stories where love is evident, in this story, love is hidden behind masks, death, and a want for revenge. Can one teen really survive so much, or was part of her killed off for good? Come join me, Rosetta Parker, for what may or may not end up being the rest of my life. Guys is wrote this when I was younger, stop leaving comments about all the cliches! I know they are there! A 2014 Watty Undiscovered Gem; Honorable Mention winner. All (c) me. Superheroes ect. (c) DC. Copying or distributing this story or any part of it is illegal, don't do it.

He's carefully balancing the sandwiches and the two biggest tupperware containers he could find that both had functioning lids when the front door opens and he almost drops everything right there in front of the stupid fountain. If that's Derek Hale, he's definitely not a mountain man.

Madeline Stone knows where her future is heading-her family has that part all figured out. On her twenty-first birthday she is stealing a few moments back from her own life before relinquishing every part of herself to their plan. Jackson Rider is a southern boy who grew up with a football in hand. He has seen a lot in his time as a quarterback, but when Madeline stumbles her way into his life throwing the most unconventional passes-he can't get the beautiful rookie out of his head. In life as in football, even the most solid plays can be intercepted.

The passionate story of Tessa and Hardin continues as family secrets, deep betrayals, and career opportunities threaten to tear them apart.