Thea would forever regret finding the first stone. She would forever regret not chucking it into the sea when she had the chance. But most of all, she'd forever regret finding the second stone. --- A young woman finds herself deep into the affairs of beings much greater, much more incomprehensible and all-around more terrifying than anything she'd ever imagined. As she is forced to travel the vast divides between the realms of ancient gods, she can't help but wonder what entities like them could ever want from her.

"This is my story and if no one is going to say it, I might as well write it to you; You don't want to be different. You just want to be you. You want to breathe. You want to be free but you're tied down to this awful curse. One touch, that's all it took to destroy everything we had." [Disclaimer: This story is written in second point of view. Therefore you may see the pronoun 'you' often. "It goes way beyond the usual identifying with a first or third person character (which we all do when we read a book or watch a film). Instead, you're being asked to actually become that character." -Harvey Chapman] [Cover by @starrgazing]

In a world where you can have access to Gods' powers through a small and delicate accessory; a group of teenagers possessing magical rings unexpectedly met in Tokyo and trigger their new adventure

[Completed] [Book One] [ All Chapters Edited as of 9/8/17 ] A story composed of letters to an ex best friend and boyfriend #627 in short story on 9/13/15 #481 on 9/14/15 #341 on 9/15/15 ( I just want to say Thank you so much everyone for helping me get this far!!! My goal is to be ranked #300 and we are so close THANK YOU!!!!!! ) Thank you soooo much @polyjuice- for this book cover! //This story is based on true events.

I hear stories of what it was like, not knowing that is. The crazy thing about it is- not 3 years ago if you were in the LGBT community, it could be hard to tell. It's 2020 now, and within that small time frame high school has changed a lot. There is this rule, which is sometimes a life saver. Other times.. I wish it didn't exist. -------- A story in which high schools now have an underlying code for all the people. All high schoolers wear a bracelet with colors of your orientation flag on it. No more guessing. Or so it seems.