The story of an ordinary girl's encounter with an extraordinary hero and what trials and tribulations come after.

In the city famous for having an excess of superheroes, Jackson can travel to the place they are created. Afraid someone will use his power for evil, Jackson keeps to himself, hiding his extraordinary abilities. That is, until his high school learns he has powers. They may not know what they are, but his life is still turned upside down. Superpowers are always connected to a place, either in our world or outside it. And Jackson's world, both in and out, is getting more complicated. A shadowy society schemes in the background from the highest levels of Vera City's government. A locked door appears in the Library of Powers. The Writing Well sends a message. And someone is watching, perhaps even orchestrating it all. Jackson, however, has bigger problems to deal with, like pop quizzes, parties, and a snooping Principal. And even for the first time in his life, friends. Maybe, just maybe, his powers being revealed was a good thing. --- Originally called: The Writing Well, The Library of Powers, and Jackson.

WARNING: CONTAINING AMOUNTS OF SASS PREVIOUSLY UNKNOWN TO MANKIND In the city of NYC--- Ok. Hold up. First of all, New York City. What, are ya gonna assume everyone here knows what NYC is? Anyway, this is about two people. I can almost hear you rolling your eyes. Another cliché teen fiction with a bad boy and a good girl? Nope. This is about superheroes. I can still hear you rolling your eyes. Superheroes. Like in comic books? Like people with super speed and mutant powers? Yes. But this isn't about the fight they have. More about the lives they lead without the masks. But just keep in mind, people who live in the world have all different skin colours. Do not assume my characters are of one unless I state them explicitly. and diversity is welcome here in my novel! Anyhow, back to the story. Ever wonder where supervillains go after their fight with the hero? What about the other side of the story? It's not like they sit in their lair cackling all day and planning how to kidnap reporters. What about the lives they lead? And instead of just focusing on that, what if the superhero and the supervillain knew each other? I mean, can they see behind the mask? No, so their identities are secret. So what if the hero and villain were best friends? What if they were roommates? What if they were falling for each other? And what happens when they find out? Now, I assume you know all of these questions will be answered in this book. But hold on. It's going to take a while. You're in for a bumpy ride. And if any of you got any of the references in this description, give yourself a pat on the back. That is a beautiful thing. And if you can name all the references in this book, you truly are a gift to mankind. Fangirl out.

--teenage supergirl inspired story-- Vienna has always toed the line, of danger and authority. As a teen superhero, she has to follow orders (such a pain) and save the world (pretty often). She has no memory of her former life, and for years she has been growing apart from her sister. Her life changes was she makes the decision to reveal her powers to the world in order to be able to make a bigger difference. Her friends become her backup, and the four of them are put in constant danger as they try to fight evil in the world. Even though they are under government operation, they know that Vienna is in charge of herself, and no one can make her do anything. As they finish their senior year, Vienna and her friends have to face their pasts and prepare for their futures, assuming the world doesn't end before graduation.

With the shake of a bell And a chant of a spell The innocent princess was made to forget it all Until she was to fall *~*~*~*~* What do you do when every time you sleep you have dreams about people you never met? And all of a sudden strange things begin to happen. What happens when the family you lived with hides a big secret from you? You would try and get to the bottom of it, right? But what if that secret holds even more secrets that lead to pain and possible deaths? This all begins to happen to Ria Davis, an ordinary American teen. Well, that's what she thought until she turned sixteen. Suddenly, she begins to see and hear things beyond the normal human expectations. Her dreams become nightmares and the truth turns out to be a lie. This is not a Vampire or Werewolf story! Story contains strong language not suitable for children under 13. You have been warned so read at your own risk! Book One: Secret Powers

The world has turned against superhumans. After a terrible, wanton act of destruction by a known superhero, the supers have been forced into hiding. They have formed a city called Haven, far from human civilization, in the hopes of finding some peace ... Teenager Hal Whittaker cares little for the affairs of superhumans. His days are filled with school and teasing the quiet, nerd Diana Crocious, who never gets a wrong answer. Unfortunately for Hal, when he and Diana are attacked by mysterious assailants, he discovers his powers and becomes a wanted man himself. With the assistance of some experienced superhumans and a set of inexperienced twins, Hal must try and survive while protecting the city of Haven. Will the supers ever be accepted again, or is destruction the only thing they have to look forward to?

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Chase Archer is the daughter of two of the best Hunters in History, Leila Archer and Mason Archer, except she doesn't know that. In fact she thinks she's a normal girl who's biggest challenge in life would be completing school. Well at least she's half right. On the midnight of her sixteenth birthday she gets whisked away to a weird world of the supernatural. She must attend The Hunter Academy and learn to hunt and kill all supernatural beings without a single shred of remorse. Unfortunately for Chase trouble is brewing. Secrets will be uncovered that will change the lives of Hunters forever as well as The Hunters Academy but will it be for the better or worse? Chase must choose wisely on who to trust as the line between friend and foe begin to blur. She must break through façades. She must tear apart the web of lies in which she's been ensnared and hopefully get out alive.

Charlie discovers that he can move things with his mind, Darren wonders why he's having so many nightmares about being on fire, and Alex is feeling a little electric. Are their new abilities just random coincidences, or are they a part of something much bigger?

Any teenager knows that starting high school is the worst experience of their short lives. You're forced to associate with cliques, follow antiquated rules, conform to stereotypes, and also, be a hero. Except, for us, the last one is a little bit more literal. Not only do we have to navigate through high school, but we have to hold the pressure of being the next generation of superheroes as well.