When a Nazi soldier meets a Jewish girl, who's on the run with her family from the Gestapo, everything seems to change in Anton Engel's perspective of Germany. When Anton promises the Jewish girl Isabell for ever commitment and protection, he never knew what he had to sacrifice in a world in war.

POLICE X CRIMINAL AU | AJ and Rainbow grew up together and were raised by a crime agency who took in children to manipulate them into doing their dirty work as they aged, controlled into believing what they were doing was normal. Both followed dutifully and unaware until the fateful day where they were confronted by the harsh reality of their upbringing and what a true life of crime for them would be like if they continued down this path. With one driven away to a life of purity as a police officer and the other unable to let go of the only family she's ever known, the two lead different lives on opposite sides of the law. Through flirtatious fights, angsty apprehensions, and overwhelming realisations, the two struggle to accept the true fact that was clear since they parted. All they wanted was eachother.

"Hi, what can I get for you?" "Can I get a Venti Mocha Cookie Crumble Frappuccino with oat milk, 2 shots of blonde espresso, double blended, with toffee nut syrup, 3 pumps of white mocha sauce, extra whip, light caramel drizzle, toasted cookie crumble topping, and a pump of chai?" "..." "Oh and line the cup with some mocha sauce while you're at it." "...One tall cappuccino coming right up!"

When an unfamiliar colt is dropped into Ponyville, he must find his place without knowing who he is or where he came from. He struggles with self identity and flashbacks that don't make sense to him. He is taken in by the Mane 6 and is entirely grateful to them for helping him, but he can't help but feel like he's a burden. Will he be able to find out who he is and make his choice on who he wants to be? *I own nothing about My Little Pony Friendship is Magic. All characters go to their respective creators*

Archer Morales has never believed his life was meant to be anything other than pure hell in which every minute feels like a struggle to keep breathing. That's why he's so keen on ending it. Not because he wants to, but only because he has no idea how to stop the dark, intrusive thoughts or the crippling depression that's always kept him in a chokehold. At this point, Archer has all but accepted that this is simply how he is - broken. He doesn't know if he even wants help or how to ask for it, and admitting he needs it when Archer's own mother has demons of her own to battle doesn't seem like an option. Things are hard enough keeping the family coffeehouse running and making sure Archer's little sister, Rosie, never learns the horrid truth about what happened to their father - or how much Archer feels responsible for it. Just as he's sure he's mapped out his next steps to permanently solve his problems, the last person in the world Archer expects to make him think twice enters the picture: Hadley Jamison. He doesn't know what to make of the popular girl who always seems to be smiling and is way too determined to become his friend. Archer is overly suspicious of Hadley and her intentions at first, but the walls he's spent so long building to keep himself safe start coming down much quicker than he would've thought. Despite all the change - and some of that change Archer can admit is good - there's still one thing he's certain of: nothing good lasts forever. At least, that's what he's always told himself. But now that the blinders are coming off and Archer realizes he's not as alone as he'd thought, he can't help but be terrified of what will happen if the very thing he never really thought existed - love - is snatched away from him. And possibly the hardest lesson Archer is about to learn is that while you can't run from your past, you can change your future - even if you always felt like you never deserved one.

The Summer Dance has come to Brooklin High! But, as the night progresses, bodies of murdered students are found. Two hopeful detectives, Sarah and Kim, set their minds to solve the case, but can they solve it before it's too late?

"Number one rule in my book - don't fall in love with your best friend." "Because we all know how that ended last time." ♫ Emily Maisonwood always thought she would grow up and marry Lucas Elmhirst, her childhood best friend. Until he did something she could never forgive him for. Now they're in their final year at Hilverton College, an exclusive high school separated into three competing houses. Emily leads the Cernette Hawks, with her best friend, Watson Langley, against the Landor Tigers and the Prisley Wolves. She knows if she can just make it through this year, and make it through this war, she can escape this school, this city, the history and the memories. But Lucas is trying to push his way back into her life. He knows something about their past - and her father's past - that Emily doesn't know.

Childhood best friends to enemies to lovers. Alina wants nothing to do with the rebellious bad boy, Liam Somner. Which is difficult, because he goes to her school. And lives on her street. And keeps showing up at her apartment, and sitting in her kitchen, smearing way too much cream cheese on his bagel and... refusing to wear a shirt. Alina and Liam have history. Too much of it, and it's messy and painful, and should be buried deep and forgotten. But Liam feels like there's unfinished business between them. Unfinished business, like finding the burial place of Liam's great grandfather. And saving Oscar, Alina's brother, from his depression. And that promise that Alina and Liam made at midnight, with legs dangling over the East River, to never leave the other behind. Liam and Alina's past is a tangled web of life debts, family secrets, betrayals, and forgotten promises. So even though she swears she hates him, when Alina realises Liam is awake late, she finds unexpected company in her enemy. Two insomniacs, wide awake in the city that never sleeps. COMPLETE word count: approximately 60,000 words