Could she out-play the player? Chess champ she may be, but a nervous nerd? No way! When heart-breaker Nate targets her cousin as his next conquest, Ellie is determined to foil his schemes. Getting Nate to switch his attention to her seemed like a good plan, but she didn't count on having to protect her own heart too! Midnight meetings, fighting or kissing, it's all part of the fun of flirting. Ellie soon discovers that boys are more complicated than classes, and you have to play the game well or you might just get played! Fun and flirty young adult romantic comedy set in a British boarding school. Books in this series: The Flirting Games More Flirting Games Further Flirting Games Good @ Games Flirting with Friends Best Frenemies Boy Girl Games A Compass Court Christmas Books in this series are available to buy on Amazon

I DO NOT OWN THE TEEN TITANS ! He does not make me weak But only the opposite He makes me glow in my darkness He creates my light He fills my gaps And together I believe we are Powerful -Raven (I wrote this when I was 14ish, so it's not edited, a lot of the writing is bad, and the plot is practically see through. > I just want to warn you before you get started. But none the less if you can understand it, I hope you enjoy it!)

Hunters have always been the greatest enemy of the immortals; killing them off for being abominations. Now they have found a new strategy: kill off the females so there will be no offspring to ensure the continuation of the race. Raine, Alpha of the werepanthers, will not allow this, as it is his duty to ensure the continuation of the race. He figures that capturing human females will fit just perfectly in his plan. What starts off as a simple task of capturing and mating human women becomes more complicated as the men realize that these woman will be very hard to pacify, and even harder to love…

Discover how power works in the world, through true stories and real-world applications. In the game of power, we all play - as either conscious or unconscious players. So we can't afford not to know the rules. The ** chapters have the most outrageous content. In each chapter, I will be summarizing one of the laws and how it can be applied to current events and pop culture. Some of you have told me the stories are what you enjoy the most. They are real, raw, and anonymous so that others may learn from my mistakes. There will be cringe-worthy stories of self-sabotage, but perhaps also some unlikely triumphs. Some of the details are changed to protect the innocent, (or perhaps guilty). "The 48 Laws of Power" by Robert Greene illustrates truths about power, through philosophy and lessons from three thousand years of history, which still hold true today. There is a lot to learn from each chapter. I encourage you to go on this journey with me by reflecting on how each law might apply to you. Together, may we learn from the past and take control of the future.

Robert Greene (1558 - 1592) was an English dramatist, poet, pamphleteer, rake and debauchee. He appears as a minor character in both of Anthony Burgess' Elizabethan novels Nothing Like The Sun (about Shakespeare) and A Dead Man In Deptford (about Marlowe). A graduate of Clare Hall, Cambridge, he eloped with a wealthy woman whom he abandoned after having spent all her money. He then went to London, where he lived by writing, associated with whores, thieves, and low fellows of every kind, and spent money faster than he got it on drunkenness and debauchery. The "Groatsworth of Wit", also available on this site, at https://www.wattpad.com/story/2740484-a-groatsworth-of-wit-bought-with-a-million-of is his best known work, and has the first reference in print to William Shakespeare as a playwright. In addition he wrote six plays, an amount of poetry and numerous pamphlets, mostly love stories and accounts of criminals and swindlers. In the six pamphlets here collected you will learn about the tricks of cony-catchers (swindlers), nips (cutpurses), foists (pickpockets), cross-biters (men who extort money from a prostitute's clients by pretending to be her husband), lifts (shoplifters, and stealers of other unguarded goods), priggers (horse thieves), and courbers (thieves who drag goods out through the window with a long hooked pole). Based on close observation, and illustrated with stories of notable strokes, they give a great insight into the underside of queen Bess's and Shakespeare's London.

Isabella Roberts is the typical nerd , well not necessarily, she's not overly smart , just average , she listens to The Neighborhood & Greenday & watches anime like ao no exorcist & Seven Deadly Sins & plays Fortnite & COD , but her fate of dying a lonely , old woman with 20 plus cats changes when she meets Zach , who turns her life upside down - all while making her feel completely grounded. Then there's Zach , Zachary Kelley. He's charismatic & handsome & POPULAR. But he likes her , just " as friends" though & she likes him too " as friends" but with one little teddy bear & pic with said teddy bear leads them to a twisted agreement, with a few little rules , one being "not to fall" but what if they do ? HARD ? Find out on the next chapter of Friends With Benefits.

Greg's mum is one of the most humiliating mums ever! He just wants his mum to take it easy without calling him baby names and all, will Greg's mum finally not have to always act so baby on him? Read it and find out more! c;

Summers are good for Greg Until he meets an ugly, nasty girl named Tracy who adores him. On the other side, Greg does not like her and tries to keep some distance from her. A few weeks later Greg gets invited at a Slumber party at an unknown residence. But which Greg finds out is a scam and finds out that He is trapped in Tracy's house for the whole day. What will Greg do? Survive or escape?