Aria has always laid low in school with her tight-knit group of friends. When she meets Nash at a party, he's rude, he's blunt, and he's got more baggage than he can carry. Aria immediately dislikes him. But the line between hate and love is very thin, and a continuous game of Never Have I Ever may change everything.

❝A winter spirit and a princess form a bond that lasts until the end of time.❞ Elsa has shut everyone out and has closed her heart from the people she loves the most; frightened that she may injure them like she did Anna. But she isn't the only one that has feelings of loneliness lingering in her mind; Jack Frost has separated himself from his village and came to the Kingdom of Arendelle. His memories hazy and with no recollection of who he used to be, but with the help of a small princess he learns what love really is and it opens new doors. As the years pass Elsa begins to feel more for her friend Jack, who is gaining back his memories. Can she confess her feelings before he disappears forever?

The Guardians are alerted by Pitch's second return in a kingdom called Arendelle. The kingdom, already under Pitch's rule, has a queen - who has already been corrupted by Pitch's darkness - named Elsa. The power of the two combined are too much for the Guardians and they come to the conclusion that the only antidote to the problem is sending Jack back in time to find a single moment in the whole of Elsa's life where the entire course of events leading to the present can be changed so that the future of the Earth and all the people in it may be saved.

Sometimes you meet someone and your universe sort of just explodes, because even the sea gets tired of happy endings. Life is tragic and I witnessed a tragedy. ** After three years of keeping dark secrets, eighteen year old Helen Kumar wants to unveil it all. She knows who killed Sebastian, the boy who almost burned her alive, but is there really more to it? With the help of her best friend, a lost girl, and a broken boy, Helen plunges into the dark void of an even darker mystery. Little does she know that it's not only about Sebastian anymore; it's about her too, and everyone else.

"I know it's irrational, and I know it's selfish and absurd, but-"   James is always agreeing to his friends' wacky ideas, and getting himself into trouble because of it. So of course he agrees to a bet involving winning over the most-loved girl in school, whilst taking part in the school's annual theatre production. All he ever wanted to do was find a place for himself to fit in, and all of that just complicates everything even more. He's always been confused - about the mystery of his father, his grandparents, and even his mother, who is the person he's closest to in the world. And then in the midst of the bizarreness is someone else who is in exactly the same situation, only much worse. Instead of paying attention to himself, he decides to help her - which turns out to benefit both of them.

Genevieve can't tell if her soulmate is a transcendentalist author who died one hundred and fifty years ago, or the person who is leaving his books for her to find.

“I only see everyone as an equation,” he explains to me, “a sort of…problem that needs figuring out.” “So have you figured me out yet? Have you found the answer?” “No…not yet.” “Maybe you can’t figure people out, then,” I interject, “Or maybe you won’t, because you only use your head. And you never use your heart.” He smirks. “I thought they said I didn’t have one.” -- Eccentric, erratic, and ambitious, Valentine “Val” Gallagher has been bored her entire life. After all, the most exciting thing that has ever happened in her small seaside town of Seashire was when some massive snowstorm hit the previous winter. Desperate to leave behind a mundane life here, she fantasizes about making it big with her gift for singing in the big city. After all, having never known her real parents and with only one person in the world she can truly call her friend, there would be hardly anyone holding her back from leaving. Until he happened. Tall, insanely intelligent and with an awful smoking habit, Matthias Stahl moves to Seashire and into Val’s life. All at once, they discover that they’re polar opposites: she fierce and passionate, him detached and heartless, …and they absolutely hate each other. But if Val is supposed to despise him, how has he become her anchor, the only thing holding her here? -- It is always winter for Matthias, empty and cold…but ice can melt, can’t it?

[Camp Nanowrimo Project] They watched him grow up from the gaps in the floorboards. They waited for his dreams to die and his hope to wither. They fed on his dying childhood. They. The monsters.

2000; Indiana Wiley and Carter Warren; five year olds. Very dedicated fans to the Beatles. Ice cream lovers with Big dreams. Sounds like normal children who lived normal childhoods, right? 2011; Indiana Wiley; sixteen years old. Depressed. Anorexic. Brokenhearted. Carter Warren; sixteen years old. Illegal alcoholic with unstable anger issues. There was a climax in their life, where everything they hoped for and dreamed of together collapsed because of one encounter with a drunkard. (Goal: A n t i - A l c o h o l A w a r e n e s s.) [cover by the amazing @luminouscities.]

❝Iᴛ ɪs ᴍᴀɢɪᴄᴀʟ, ᴛʜɪs sɴᴏᴡ ɢʟᴏʙᴇ ᴡᴏʀʟᴅ.❞ a collection of one-shots about winter