Five teenagers make fatal mistakes resulting in their deaths. However, instead of ending up in the afterlife, they are in limbo-given one last chance by a mysterious, powerful deity to prove they are worthy of living. They will have to face ghastly wolves, sickness, and their own demons before they can return home.

The title says it all. Here, I will descriptively write out the dreams I have. They will usually be weird, random, and you might even find them funny. Don't forget, guys-dream big.

After being broken up with on her one-year-anniversary, Thalia Woods needs a new project to focus on. She then sees a boy in her grade getting pushed into a wall, and- voilà- she's found an outlet for her energy. Yet, somehow, the overachiever doesn't plan to fall in love with the victim, recognize human qualities within a bully, experience true heartbreak, or dive headfirst into a world of drama and deadly rivalry.

Jasper Rivers and Marielle Harte are star-crossed enemies. For the entirety of their college lives, they've been fighting each other tooth and nail for the top score. What could change, right? When Jasper breaks into Mare's apartment in the middle of the night, pleading for her help, her world turns upside down. The bickering college students take off on a cross-country road trip to rescue a hostage, take down an infamous international gang, and figure out the mystery of their pasts. Without a doubt, this humorous thriller will leave you glued to each page and counting down the seconds until the sequel is released. *marked mature for repeated use of strong language, descriptive fight scenes, and mature themes*

This story is for a writing contest, so... no other explaining needed.

Meet Savannah, a cute nerd turned emo. She's seventeen years old and in her senior year in Williamsburg High. Savannah likes alternative rock music, video games, Netflix, YouTube, and sleep. She has a unique personality: she's a punk, gets bad grades, and she thought she was anti-sexual. She's also anti-social and battling depression. She has obsidian black hair that falls just above her shoulders with blue streaks in them and electric, bright green eyes. Meet Adam, seventeen year old senior at the same school. Adam likes making people laugh, watching youtube, having fun, talking to people, alternative rock music, drawing, and video games. He doesn't like popularity, try hards and bullies. He has crazy black curls and bright blue eyes. Two twelfth graders destined to be together. Ever since the day the two met, a fellow classmate of Savannah's had been shipping them. Savannah couldn't help but crush on Adam... In a complicated story of love, sometimes unrequited, sometimes not, will Savannah and Adam find true love, or will it all go down in flames? Sadvannah: A Ship. ******************************** Warning: will contain some vulgar language ********************************

(Book is in 1st person) Jo wakes up in utter blackness, not remembering anything but her own name and her lessons in school. Her school memories are fuzzy, and she can only remember facts, not people, places, or anything like that. Jo also remembers her age, she is seventeen. As she wakes up, she is shocked to discover that fairy tales are real, Santa Claus is missing, and the Red Queen is ruling the world. She is thrust into a world she barely knows anything about, and tries her hardest to save it from total destruction. Amidst all that, there is friendship, love, scarifice, a little bit of crazy, and lots of sarcastic humor. (ps hi my name is Annabella and this is my first book. My grammar might be terrible, so sorry about that. I will try to update once to twice a week, but responsibilities that keep me pretty busy. Hope u enjoy!!!) Important edit: Please ignore the awful writing qualities of the first few chapters, I promise it gets a lot better after the fourth chapter.

~~~Not full description because it's too long~~~ I wiped my sweaty palms on the hem of my floral dress. Today was the day. The day I became an Assassin. My society, the Secret Society of Assassins, hung in the shadows. We pretended to be normal, but we secretly killed those who the Master Assassin deemed worthy of killing. None of us have ever met him, but that's just me and the Fledglings. The Assassins have met him. You meet him after you graduate from Fledgling. To do that you have to kill. I picked my weapon of choice- a katana that gleamed silver in the light- and things were supposed to go great. I am to kill Jacob Starly, a burly kid with a mop of reddish-brown hair thrown haphazardly upon his head. I am forced to do what I do. I don't want to. I dream of peace. But I don't have a choice. So that is my dilemma. I don't want to kill.

Shadows are great in many ways. Your shadow boosts your self-esteem by looking very skinny in the afternoon. You can look at shadows to see what's going on around you. But they aren't as great when they try to kill you. Rose is having a normal, everyday, regular day as an eleventh grader when the shadows start attacking. There is no escape. Join this heart stopping, page turning adventure written in varying perspectives (I.E. some chapters in Rose's perspective, some in the Shadows' perspective, and some written in third person.)

A poem a day keeps the exams away! This book is just a collection of "roses are red, violets are blue" poems that I'll try and update every day. Short and sweet- for you poetry lovers out there!