"I wondered if you'd ever thought that the name your parents had given you felt like sharp knife twisting through your heart in its prayer. I'd never asked you that before, now I'd never get to." Having been together since forever, Roo struggles in the wake of his best friend's, Sam, suicide and what it means to be the remaining half. Nine months later, Roo is writing down his last letter for Sam before finally leaving his hometown for good. (Word count: 67,000+) ========== STATUS : COMPLETE ========== TRIGGER WARNING: suicide, suicide-ideation, physical abuse, psychological abuse, alcohol and drugs abuse, graphic violence Mature content tag for moderate cursing, graphic violence, and sexual scenes. While the characters are mostly in their teens, I recommend this book for people above eighteen due to difficult topic and most likely triggering scenes. It's very character-driven so it gets slow sometimes. ==========

Christine feels content with not meeting her soulmate for the past seventeen years she has been alive. It doesn't matter that blue, glowing, and floating streak in her hair tells her that she should have one. She likes being single, making lots of friends, thank you very much. But then a new student with floating blue hair just has to crash into her school with his snarl and blasts of lightning. -- Blue Seeing Red (Genre: Urban Fantasy, Young Adult, Comedy, Romance) ================= Gleaming Stones of the Sun is an anthology of urban fantasy novellas written by Agata A. Dew revolving around different characters who live inside Samas, a fictional city right beside Chicago, where magical and paranormal things happen in daily basis no one bats an eye anymore. Some characters may have their own chapters more than once. UPDATES EVERY SUNDAYS. Copyright © 2018 by Agata A. Dew (@agataadew). All rights reserved. ================= NOTE: The tone and mood of the stories heavily depend on the main characters, consequently other than comedy stories, there will also be dark, atmospheric ones. Please pay attention to the genre written right below the synopsis of each titles to find out. Some aspects of the stories came from prompts I found online which I will credit back to the original posters. Other than those aspects, the characters, plot, and everything else belongs to me. ================= HIGHEST RANKINGS #3 - Novelette tag (11/02/2018) #9 - Oracle tag (11/02/2018) #33 - Anthology tag (11/02/2018)