To be perfect is to be like everyone else. To differ is to be a target. Olivia DeWitt and Abigail Lovejoy have been respective stars in their families' long-standing feud. As for Leah Sanders and Skye Cohen, they are both examples of studious girl and girl on the wrong side of the law. Other than their differing characters, these girls knew Julia Parker. They knew her well enough to score a place on the suspect list after her disappearance. As the whole town of Hillbrook County races against time to find the adored-by-all Julia, the girls entangle themselves in sticky and bloody situations that are sure to land them either in prison or twelve-feet under.

"You either kill him, or I'll kill you." The emotions long gone from my voice, replaced with a deep, vicious monotone. I held the hand gun tighter in my sweaty, shakey hands. Blood trickling down from my bleeding forehead. He did nothing. He didn't move. He didn't take the dagger and killed him. He looked right into my eyes, right into my soul,"No" he replied, still looking into my eyes. With a deep breath, I pulled the trigger. *BAM* *BAM* BAM* The gun falling out of my hands onto the floor as I dropped down onto my knees he was still-- ______________________________ Malia. Malia Huntrss. A girl with a purpose. A purpose to avenge her brother. By all means to stop at nothing, even if it means giving up your own life for it. She promised and she will keep it at all costs. She goes through so much pain. Hurt. Betrail. And heart break, but she doesn't stop for nothing. She keeps going just for him. Her dead brother, the one who was killed. By the creatures. _____________________________ Warning: . This story contains Bloody and gore filled scenes . Things like violence, murder and swearing is included ______________________________ ( Quick disclaimer): If you are sensitive to any of the topics listed on top of this disclaimer this book may not be the one for you. Read at your own risk. Thank You x ______________________________ All rights reserved✒

life is surprising. You never know what would happen in the future, one second you're laughing the next you're crying. no one knows what the future holds for us. that's what happened to karma. Past is a powerful thing too. it could ruin your life or it can simply change it in ways you can never imagine. Sometimes not only our pasts that can change us, people's pasts can do that too. that's what happened to Catherine. karma's future was effected by people who thought they were doing the world a favor while Catherine's was effected by karma's past. two fighters, two different worlds and a long road ahead of them. But in the end when those worlds collide will the future ruin the past or will the past change the future? "it's all just a big mess of opinions and perspectives."

[1st place in Romance in TheMysticalAwards, Honorable Mention in Romance in the Rebel Wars Awards] "The woman in front of her had seemed like a magical creature: Wild, unbound and stupefying pretty." Robin Mills, 22 years old, living in Seattle, stands at a crossroads in her life. Having a dysfunctional mother-daughter-relationship, a so far unused college degree and her cousin's couch to sleep on, might not mark the best position in her life. Accompanying said cousin to an art exhibition does not seem very promising either. Little does she know that she will run into somebody who will rock her world very, very soon. Alice Jones has finally made it! Her path is not about running away from the prison which has been her home in the UK. Not any longer! For the first time since leaving her country and moving to Seattle she is truly chasing her dreams. Due to a turn of events the best day of her life might become even more beautified - literally. Apparantly, happy accidents do exist! A female, modern Robin Hood meets a modern Alice in Wonderland. A contribution for #PrideMonth, #FreeTheLGBT and #WattPride. Based on characters of the TV show "Once Upon A Time". #TalentAwards2018 #projectdiscoveryourtalent

After years of taking steps off of Bentshire, Jodie Miles finally finds her way home for the summer. Her plan was simple: attend her sister's wedding, spend a couple weeks home, then pack right back to Philly. A month top and she wouldn't have to come back for another year or so. But catching up seems to be much more complicated as her old heartbreaker, Carter Mantle, is in desperate need of help. Now Jodie might have sworn to never cross her path with Carter, but this one help-- she just can't brush it off. Can she leave within the month or will her heart turns and stays in Bentshire? Will her path crosses with Carter for the better? Or will her heart be crushed just how it did 6 years ago.

2nd place in the teen fiction category for The Waterfall Awards. Amazing banner by @Mysteriouswriter2006 "Success is not final; failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts." - Winston S. Churchill. Amelia Sanders, a 17-year old girl has always wanted to be a designer since she was little, inspired by her look-alike mom. When mom dies, dad becomes indifferent to her dreams, and she will need to prove that she can be successful. Her last year in Brookwood High School, Georgia, she gets a job in a famous industry, Fashionista and all she has to do is attend a three year program in Rome. All is going well but she learns that success is never easy especially with a bully from work, cultural clashes, love, betrayal and lies. "Amelia Sanders, you have been given a job in Fashionista. Your passion and enthusiasm for designing has earned you a place here." Copyright ©2018

in which a little girl becomes her worst nightmare *** One night, 3 siblings decide to watch a movie but don't realize that it will affect the middle child, Chloe. Day after day, Chloe has multiple nightmares of the woman in the film and her brothers seem to notice that something is off with her. After her 10th birthday, Chloe begins to "change" as she becomes more like the mysterious woman in the film. Why does this happen? Is it really from the nightmares or is there something else at play here? [#50 in butterflyflyaway]

in which 7-year-old Justice writes letters to her younger sister Judith, who recently passed away. *** After a childhood accident, Judith was taken away from her family at the age of 5, and she leaves Justice, her sister, to live life without her. Sometime after her little sister's death, Justice writes letters in her diary to her sister, hoping she will write back. This short story shows an innocent sisterly bond and how grief can affect a child after losing a sibling. [#15 in butteflyflyaway] [#239 in heart-felt]

-thoughts are much more than words on paper- [collection of random poems and shorts] [#48 in butteflyflyaway]