Twelve years is a long time to be around the same eight other people. And they say people grow strong bonds over years of friendships. But not all friendships, no matter how long, were built to last lifetimes. Some are meant to end. Shannon Atwell is the leader of her friends. Don't ask her why, she doesn't even know, she's just good at planning things. And today, they've gathered at her and her brother's house as usual, getting ready for summer vacation. It's the first bonfire of the year. But this get together isn't like ones in the past. Sure, they're all laughing and eating pizza and hugging each other. But that's for show. The real show is the game they'll start playing. The game that will set everything into motion. In this fiction novel, 9 teens face the questions that have been hovering over them since they can remember. Are secrets safe in a group? Are they worth killing yourself over? Or really, are they worth killing you? Shannon Atwell-The Leader Jessie Gefferson-The Secretive One Jackson Lap-The Bullied One Mason Kase-The Jokester Sandra Bowers-The Naive One Makayla Turner-The Sad One Olivia Parker-The Angry One Ben Harrison-The Athlete Randy Atwell-The Dark One (Book Trailer in Chapter One) All Rights Reserved Copyright 2016 Cover by @angellover254

In a five part story based on the BBC TV show SHERLOCK, the legendary detective, Sherlock Holmes, and his mild-manner companion, John Watson, face five original adventures written by WattyAwards2012 Finalist, E. K. Sloyer. The two partners in crime face a criminal that can only be tracked through John's past; a mysterious voice bent on destroying Sherlock through a member of the Royal family; and lastly, a nemesis that is determined to prove that Sherlock's dead...though, all the while, the great detective is one step ahead of all of them. __________________ IN EDITING PROCESS COMPLETED 2013 #54 in Mystery/Thriller

Chace Palmer meant everything to me, until we left town, I had no choice but to leave him behind. Two months after I felt I got my first letter from him, not only with an address but with a picture to remember him by. Over the next year Chace and I wrote letters to each other until one day, we lost contact for about three months. I was left broken. I never thought I would see him again, until a miracle happened...