Lani Perry has been preparing her entire life for one thing: to become an explorer for the Ministry of Interstellar Knowledge. Her dream is to travel to worlds unknown, and to discover new resources that will help to better the lives of those under the Tri-planetary Alliance. She refuses to let prejudice against the f...
A government that treats the lower-class citizens like trash. an oppressive government that make life cruel and unfair. A group that want to make a difference by any means necessary. All points that make life harder for Jonah Maxwell. A rebellious seventeen year old that is just trying to do the best he can. Although...
This book is something that I wrote a long time ago for my Language Arts class. It's not particularly amazing, but it has some funny bits and has a decent storyline I believe. I am free to answer any questions you have and I hope you enjoy this story. P.S. This cover is not mine, I found it on the internet. No copyrig...
Sometimes the only spark of hope in a world riddled with chaos is a girl as broken and scarred as you. COMPLETE at 41 chapters.
//Science Fiction// Do you ever have those moments in life where things don't add up; where something just doesn't make sense? That maybe something bigger is going on, but you can't quite figure it out? I've noticed something wrong for a while now. Things aren't right. Everything is off, but I wouldn't be able to...
Raylee was told by the government that a disease is threatening humanity and she had no reason to doubt them. Especially since she saw the infected in her town centre. But ever since she ran away from home and forgot her pills, she has been absolutely fine. Shocked to the core, she uncovers the secrets of this so-call...
It's one thing to be a part-time vigilante whose deeds are so secret that even you can't remember them. I could deal with that. It's a completely different thing to be settled into a perfectly normal life only to have the past literally hold a gun to your head. That's a little harder to cope with. Juliet, Ro...
