Thinking you're the only one like you is the most suffocating and lonely feeling. Lonely. This was how Emeka felt until the Adafo family came for summer holidays in his tiny village. It was the first time in years the Adafo family have been in Nigeria since they relocated to the U.K, and like every other case of 'obodo oyibo' the village was filled with rumors, gist, and gossip about the family in the mansion behind the eight feet gates. By chance, Emeka becomes close friends with the family's only daughter, but it didn't take time at all for him to find himself in a difficult situation with her eldest brother.

When Jay rejects Clayton's confession, Clayton sets out to ruin him. - After graduating high school all Jay wanted to do was lay low, play football and try to regain the respect of his parents, but all that changes when a classmate in his physical health lecture confesses his attraction to him. Jay flat out refuses, but he was about to find out that Clayton took revenge to the next level. [Spin off book to The Baby Sitter]

When Quinn discovers a boy watching his friend group play basketball, he gets filled with curiosity. A string of events will lead to him meeting Cody, and as he learns more about the small quiet boy, he starts to piece together the fragments of his being. [THE NOVEL]

Afibia is dying. The rich vibrant cove of merfolk has been under the wrath of pollutants, poison, and disease. A decision made by the cove's elders requires all merfolk within the region to evacuate within twelve new moons, but Omi, a young merman cannot imagine living anywhere else. Afibia was his home, and the only one he'd ever known. A series of events leads him to the surface world where he tries to strike a deal with Ryan Logan, a man he was convinced could do something about it. - Ryan was confused. For one, he was just a marine biologist with no influence what so ever in his field at large, but the pain in the creature's eyes compelled him to agree. - Cover by @ferret-bird

Adam is a Neet. He never leaves his apartment unless he absolutely has to. He holes himself up, only giving attention to his comics and cartoons. However, things change when a noisy party animal moves in next door and becomes a pest. Adam is given no other choice but to confront his neighbor. A series of events pushes Adam outside his bubble and forces him to interact with others. And maybe, just maybe, he thought his neighbor, Assad, was a bit good looking. * * * * * TW/CW: The MC of this novel has social anxiety and depression, and although there are no thoughts relating to violence or self-harm, the MC is consistently in a state of mind /internal monologue that can be mentally tasking for people with similar conditions.

University life can take a toll on you, and it was doing numbers on Mitch Grayson, a university student pursuing a Ph.D. in philosophy. Mitch is a talkative, an overbearing person who's oblivious to when he overstepping boundaries, and as a result, he didn't have much of a love life until an interesting encounter at a local bar tossed him into the social circle of a younger man. Conner is an interior design student, and he's not sure what exactly drew him to the philosophy student without a bone of fun in his body. Conner feels Mitch is only good for nightstands but isn't sure where to draw the line. Things become personal, and the two experience an emotional attachment they weren't banking on at the start of their escapades.

Beck has a problem - everyone thinks he's gay. Well, that's easy to understand considering he's a tad - okay, very flamboyant. He's also a bit over-dramatic, a sucker for chick flicks, and extremely fashion conscious. (What? It's not his fault. His mum's a fashion designer!) He's determined to break these labels and burn them in hell, but how on earth is he going to convince the world that he's straight when he's not even sure himself? - Cover by @tranquilityluke

[THIS IS A SAMPLE] Read the full story on Radish fiction. The link is in my Wattpad Bio. ---- Johnathan has always been helplessly in love with Wayne. Wayne, the top of his college's engineering class. Wayne, the student council president. Wayne, who was the best-graduating student in their class. Wayne and Johnathan used to have something, something Johnathan thought was a relationship, but when Wayne cuts all contact with him after they graduate, and Johnathan starts hearing rumors about Wayne getting married, he realizes that wasn't the case. Fast forward to the future where Wayne is asking for a second chance. Johnathan wants to hate him with every fiber of his being, but he can't just understand why in the world he still loves him.

Chris is depressed. He's traumatized by the strong homosexual feelings he can't seem to repress. For the longest time, he'd tried to turn to his religion for a solution, but frankly, religion doesn't have all the answers, and God just chooses not to answer so many. After being accepted into a college on honors, he feels he can finally let go of the past and his feelings since his object of affection was nowhere in sight. But the world seems to be a parody on its own, and he meets Simon, a second-year computer technology student. As the two struggle to find themselves and discover the meaning of acceptance, their problems aren't in any way helped by the disapproval of Chris' White-hating religious fanatic father, or Simon's religion hating anti-black adoptive father. Sometimes, in the midst of all human problems we all just want to rest in peace. Warning; -Contains strong racial and religious themes.

|Nerd Alert spin-off| Chris is anxious about taking his relationship with Alex to the next level, and Paul needs to learn a little more self-confidence. Read Wimp to get a more rounded ending for the story Nerd Alert.