There's a place far beyond here. Far beyond this earth; unknown to any living man. But Ophelia McClain is no living man. She's a dead girl. After blacking out, Ophelia wakes up in an unknown world, in an unknown place, with an unknown man. With no recollection of her previous life, she's realized it's her job to find out why she's here.

i'm a messy bitch who lives for drama and self hatred ;)

As the only daughter to one of the most powerful Mafia families, Shay has sought to figure out her own path despite the overbearing pressures from her Family. After a family dispute leads to Shay and her mother to go into hiding, Shay attends Elite academy--her own perfect Hell. With an incredibly awful (or ingenious) disguise, Shay's new identity is going well until Jacob Smith shows out of nowhere. Not only does he seem to know every right button to push, but he also seems to know everything about her. Shay's seemingly normal school life explodes with a new set of problems. Old and new enemies are coming for her and she needs to choose whether she will carry the Ricca name. Goodbye Nerd Disguise, hello old identity, old life, old friends, and new enemies. It's the Family business, where plotting someone's assassination is just part of the daily duty. (Unedited first draft) FYI title may be misleading at first.

Ah summer. A time of leisure and fun. It's a wonderful break from school, if there was school. Or a government for that matter. It would certainly be a step up to not have the world in chaos. I'm Glory, and my story includes my friends, Jenny, May, Lynn and Cassidy, the Band of Misfits I call them. There used to be two others but we're quite certain they're dead. No one stays with us for long, which is why we're the Misfits, but I love us.

The Devil plays tricks with the mind. He deceives and manipulates as he pleases. This has never rung more true than in the case of six girls living in Salem, Massachusetts during the Salem Witch Trials.

Any teenager knows that starting high school is the worst experience of their short lives. You're forced to associate with cliques, follow antiquated rules, conform to stereotypes, and also, be a hero. Except, for us, the last one is a little bit more literal. Not only do we have to navigate through high school, but we have to hold the pressure of being the next generation of superheroes as well.