I am a hacker. It's the only way to help my mother and sister survive. At Hacker Academy, I make money, friends with dark secrets, and love. But if there's one thing I've learned at Hacker Academy, some secrets should not be hacked. Highest Rankings: Dystopian #1 Futuristic #1 Science #1 Hack #1

The Time Machine is a science fiction novel by H. G. Wells, published in 1895 and written as a frame narrative. Wells is generally credited with the popularization of the concept of time travel by using a vehicle that allows an operator to travel purposely and selectively forwards or backward in time. The term "time machine", coined by Wells, is now almost universally used to refer to such a vehicle. The Time Machine has been adapted into three feature films of the same name, as well as two television versions, and a large number of comic book adaptations. It has also indirectly inspired many more works of fiction in many media productions.

On hold, I'm not dead guys, I've just taken a break from writing, some day I'll come back to writing my books💜 Now that Voldemort has returned things are about to get much darker; with Severus who has been ordered to bring Alecto to the dark lord, but things take an odd turn one day when Alecto finds a time turner and things start to go horribly wrong. Be sure to have read the first and second book, this book can't stand alone. Disclaimer- all Credit goes to J.K Rowling, except Alecto Black of course, who I've created.

a collection of short poems that were the result of late night breakdowns i sincerely hope you can't relate to some of these enjoy p.s. lowercase intended

Highest rank in Science Fiction #168 #60 in 'ancient' Have extraterrestrials been monitoring human progress for thousands of years--at times helping us to advance, and at other times holding us back? Is there really an alien agenda. More importantly is humanity ready to face it? Sci-Fi lover Laila, makes shocking discovery. The ancient astronaut theory is real. And what's worst, so is the Alien Agenda. And a potential extraterrestrial invasion. As the secret unravels, Laila finds herself treading a path that would either save or destroy mankind forever. Without much help, she'd have to find a way to stop it or it would mean the end. With a mysterious clue and a friend by her side will she find a way to save mankind before it's too late? ----------------- "If they wanted to let us know about alien interference in human evolution, why didn't they tell us earlier?" "Because mankind wasn't ready... and will never be." --------------- WARNING- may contain religious content

❝ we don't live in a fairytale. we live in a tragedy. ❞ icarus made the mistake of flying too close to the sun, but it was the best mistake he ever made. - neil does not die in this story - #1 in #neilperry | 7.24.20.

hey! just making some imagines about one of my favorite movies comment some topics or request a story that you would want to see!

Has anyone ever come into your life, and make you feel every emotion? Made you feel a way, you've never experienced before?

In which two girls name their favorite quotes from the phenomenal story called Paper Towns. All credit goes to the author, John Green.

Emily found solace in a small mountain town five years ago, though after running into an amnesiac on the side of the road, her old life makes a resurgence. ***** Emily has been hiding from her past for five years in a remote mountain lodge - until the night she nearly runs over an injured man on the side of the road. North has amnesia, and while he recuperates at the lodge, he and Emily can't seem to ignore the growing chemistry between them. There are just two problems: without his memories, North doesn't know who he really is or what he's left behind. And Emily can't risk leaving her safe haven to face the world she's hiding from once his memories return. Content/Triggering Warning: this story contains scenes of sexual and physical abuse, violence, sexual content, and mentions of suicide and mental health. [[word count: 90,000-100,000 words]] Cover designed by Lily Taylor