This is the completely rewritten second edition of Unbecoming Humans. It's bigger, it's gayer, it's everything the first edition deserved to be. Please note that this rewrite is currently in progress. The end of the current rewritten chapters will be marked. With civilization on the brink of collapse, Aria's parents built Eden to be the cradle of the next evolution of humanity, but survival at Eden is far from guaranteed. Aria has been little more than a puppet in her parents' games of genetic experimentation and control over the next iteration of humanity for almost as long as she can remember. When Aria meets Nima, the latest in a long line of victims lured to Eden by the promise of safety, a spark rekindles her cold heart. Aria can't sit idly by while Nima becomes her parents' next prey. The two must find a way to survive Eden's deadly experiments, or risk the greatest love they've ever known.

Cam spends most of her time at home, her days are dull, her life is not going anywhere and she's trapped in her total indifference towards the world. That is until her new neighbor comes knocking on her front door and slowly becomes the only distraction in Cam's mind.

When the Black Plague began in Europe, the old gods knew exactly what was to come and just how many people would die, but they did not know *who* was responsible. Desperately needing someone to blame, they banished two Titans, a brother and a sister, to live in the human world for eternity to suffer as normal humans do. Little did they know that they were punishing the wrong people... In present day Strangeland, Massachusetts, Dane Reagan lives a normal, every day life, that is, until she is reunited with her drug addict brother. She learns that his new straight-edge lifestyle and his new job as a bodyguard for two arrogant heirs to a gigantic fortune is not all that it seems, and, in turn, learns that even she isn't who she thought she was. WARNING: This story contains strong language and controversial ideals involving religion. These are all just fantasy ideas and should be taken lightly. Don't read if you believe you might be offended.