"Bad girls have more fun." At least, that's what Amanda thought. Being the most feared and hated student in Belfast High, definitely had its perks and invincibility was one of them. However, when paired with the not-so-charming David Walker, the keeper and broadcaster of everyone's dirty laundry for a media project, Amanda's invincibility is shattered. Karma is an even bigger bitch and is hell bent on making her pay. As the people around her begin disappearing and dropping dead like flies (not to mention her crazy ass black friend who is intent on joining the nunnery, dropping off the face of the earth), evidence linking her to the murder of several residents in Geraldton increases, and a stalker who would stop at nothing to see her pay for her past crimes becomes even more vicious. Amanda realizes one thing: She is a walking target and someone wants her gone forever. "It's time to kiss the bitch and make her die." Mixtape: http://8tracks.com/digital-suicide/bad-girls-do-it-well [First Draft]

This is a superhero story, but not as you know it. This one has a twist. One question that is always asked is, "If you could have a superpower, what would it be?" We all assume so many things when asked this question. We assume we'd actually get the ability to choose a superpower. If you think about it, none of the mainstream superheroes got to choose their powers; they just adapted their lifestyles to the power. This is where the twist comes in. Drew Tuller, 17, gets the chance to choose what superpower he wants. He gets to test out 33 different superpowers and gets to keep one in the end. He goes on his journey of attaining a power with his three best friends, Dirk, Brady, and Rachel. Join them, if you're brave enough. Be careful, though - in searching for something new, you might lose old things that are most precious to you.

When Amphitrite falls from her throne on Mount Olympus, Adara, a slave under a greedy merchant in Athens, must help the sea goddess clear her name or risk the balance of the natural world. Granted the powers of the sea, Adara begins her journey across the ancient land to seek out the killer of Orion, whose death has been wrongfully blamed on Amphitrite.

In the Cérion Kingdom, people have big imaginations and they believe in myths and legends that have passed down from their ancestors. Demetria isn't one of those believers. She isn't like your typical 16 year old girl who looks forward to marriages and love. A woman can survive on her own based on her knowledge, not a man's instinct. But Demetria is in for one big surprise when she finds out that some myths lurk right outside her doorstep.

Boys always say that girls are such emotional creatures, but why can't it be the other way around? What if guys are the emotional creatures and we girls are just clearly misunderstood? I admit, all girls want that fairytale ending. To find their prince charming, have that perfect relationship with that perfect guy, but even us girls have to face reality. Yes, sometimes we over analyze situations or make the littlest things something much more than they really are, but hey we are only human. Maybe guys shouldn't lead us on if they don't feel the same way as we girls do. Kacey Kitts is your average teenage girl that is desperate to find her special boy or knight in shining armor I might say. She tends to go on numerous dates and gets unlucky each time because half the boys turn out to be douchebags. She can't quite understand why this is happening to her but her best friend Alexa Montgomery makes one thing clear. What if he's just not that into you? Will Kacey finally find that special someone or do almost anything to seek a perfect relationship?

Once I was a god. Worshiped. Revered. The huddled masses cast themselves at my feet, heads bowed and eyes wide. Save us, they begged. Spare us, they pleaded. And, fool that I was, I tried. Now I am nothing. Fallen. A bitter memory of an age long passed. A broken old fool too stubborn to die. This is my story. My rise, my fall. The pathetic mess, after. Read it. Don’t. I care little. My words are not for you.