that awkward moment when all your best friends have boyfriends and you're crushing on a guy who thinks of you as just a friend. [a luke hemmings fic]

Alice Avery lives in a society where every girl must wear mini skirts and unbelievably high heels. Where girls are expected to be bimbos and guys are Greek Gods. So how does a tomboy fit in this situation? And where are the bad boys? Alice Avery is a tomboy. She loves to skateboard and hates gossip. She hates skirts, dresses, make up, and drama. She speaks up for herself and has not seen people due to being homeschooled all of her life. How will she take it when her senior year is spent in a public school filled with bimbos, jocks, and bad boys? What if she ends up living next to the bad boys? Oh jeez.... Now, for the bad boys. The Three Musketeers are the baddest boys in school. But no girls there are good enough to be their girlfriends. No matter how slutty they're willing to be. But Alice is different. The Three Musketeers are more dangerous than many people know but the people they work for are even worse. What happens when Alice gets mixed up in their crazy mess? Secrets will be revealed. Love will be in the air. Guns will be fired. Lives will be lost. (This book is currently being edited. There are many mistakes.)

(title by xXkorraXx) (Cover by @cyberspaces) Freddy is dead. After his attempt to save his friends went absolutely wrong, he doesn't know what to do. But when he sees his friends getting caught up in another dangerous mission, he realizes that there's nothing to do but let them continue--even if it means the end of their lives. Chica, Bonnie, and Foxy are depressed. After Freddy's death and funeral, they cannot seem to go on in her eighth grade year. When they discover a secret, they don't all seem to realize the danger of their situation. Or who seems to be waiting behind it all. From the author that brought you That Time In 1987. . . . comes a story about friendship and bravery--even when everything is falling apart. (Rated PG-13 for Intense Sequences of Action and Violence, Brief Language, and Some Disturbing Images)

The Marionette once had loved making the children happy. He would sing and give presents out to the children. It always brought him joy when a child's face would light up with joy as the gift was shown. But one day, he loses this one little girl he adores the most, Madeline. What will the once friendly puppet do now that he has turned into nothing but a heartless monster? I do not own anything of Five Nights at Freddy's. All rights go to its rightful owner, Scott Cawthon. I only own this story.

THIS IS BOOK 3 IN A TRILOGY (cover by xXkorraXx) It has been a quiet year since Freddy, Chica, Bonnie, and Foxy discovered the truth of the powers they possess. Through that year, they have hidden from Jonathan and his expanding army of animatronic animals. But they are afraid of the outcome of their powers falling into the wrong hands. Everyone is scared. Jonathan has destroyed cities in search of Freddy, Chica, Foxy, and Bonnie and the spirits they each possess. They face an impossible dilemma; to let millions of innocent lives be lost, or to give over the power they have. In the final installment of the That Time In 1987 trilogy, the four friends must have the courage, strength, and wits to fight against the trials that await them. Loss, love, destruction, and peace.

Being adopted is hard, being adopted by a serial killer is even harder. Cover by: Verde56

(title idea by xXkorraXx) (cover by cyberspaces) Freddy is popular. When he enters Junior High School, he already knows many of the 7th, 8th, and 9th Graders. With his wits, charismatic attitude, and look on his face like he's plotting something, everyone certainly loves him. Chica is also popular. She has all the guys crushing on her--including Freddy. She is friends with almost all of the 8th Graders, but she can't seem to hold in a secret that could tear everything she's ever been known for down. Bonnie is a dreamer. She has a small group of friends that stay loyal to her, but she spends most of her time writing in a diary she carries around the school. People who look at her find her "mysterious" and even "weird". Even through this, she will discover a secret that will change her forever. Foxy is shy. He spends most of his time running around the school and finding a corner to cry in. Since he is teased a lot for having all "F's", he barely participates in school activities, which drops his grade even more. One thing he doesn't know is that there is one person who envies him, but is just as afraid to talk. After a chain of events, the group becomes friends. They all empower each other and learn the importance of friendship. But after they find a mysterious hidden passageway in the school, their friendship is tested to the breaking point. (Rated PG - 13 for Intense Sequences of Action and Violence, and a Fight, All Including Teens)

Once a child, always a child Even the return of Madeline isn't enough to heal Marionette's soul. He has to pretend that he's something he's not for the sake of his gift to stay with him. Bit by bit his anger takes control of him. Bloodlust forms. All he wants to do is kill his murderer. Make him suffer for what he did. But the hardest part about that is something Marionette would never forget. Something that may change his perspective of his secret love, Madeline. Madeline...is his killer's daughter. *must read first book before hand for events to make sense*