When a young barista at a coffeeshop in a small Appalachian town falls victim to an intelligent psychopath's plan for love, his whole life turns upside down. Scott Callahan survives months of torment within the madhouse that the man takes him to, but even then, the torture isn't over. He can't go back to the way he used to live, and with the reintroduction of his crazed captor into his life, he is met with the sudden reality of his new life. He doesn't want to lose the man again, and this obsession may drive him to his last standing nerve.

Who knew vampires existed? No one. That's who. Vampires took over the world, proving themselves stronger, smarter and over all just better. It's the year 4023, exactly two hundred years since the vampire reign had began. Unbeknownst by both humans and vampires, another species is slowly showing themselves and they are after a very protective, powerful and dangerous vampire's property, namely his pet. Entered for the Wattys2024

Cole's life has never been his. For as long as he could remember, his one job in life was to play the role of a copycat. He's had to pretend to be his older brother as soon as his parents realized the two looked very alike to one another despite not being twins. His birth wasn't planned nor wanted so what better way to make use of an unwanted child than to constantly put their life in danger? He swears his parents had the most fucked up logic he's ever heard of but this is his life and it'd continue to be that way until the day one of his brother's assassins finally succeeded in killing him. Well, that's what he thought until he was kidnapped by the Azure Dragon's group and encountered their boss, Eros. Not caring much about who he was, Cole punched him. Yup, he punched one of the largest mafia groups in the U.S.' boss right in the face. But who knew that one punch would, instead of ending his life, change it? --------------- "I have to pee" I said monotonously to the guard in front of me. I could immediately tell he thought that I was hoping to be led to a bathroom so I can find an escape, but I didn't need a bathroom. The bucket would do just fine. And as expected, that's what was given to me. I had relieved myself a few times in the dingy little thing unfortunately but, rather that than piss myself. "You go in there" he said and I looked down at my tied legs. "How am I supposed to pee with my legs tied?" I said and he looked at me confused. "My dick is small" I said holding up my pinky for emphasis and the guy gave me a disgusted look. "Make it quick" he said gruffly after untying my legs and helped me stand up. "Can you turn around?" I asked as I saw the man was just standing there. "No" he said. Whatever, his nose not mine. [Completed. 125k words]

Alone and fresh out of the orphanage, Casper Reid is forced to attend Holloway Institution: a 1-year mandatory boarding school for male werewolves aged 19. Here, wolves are formally educated on how to survive in their pack. Sounds easy enough to get through, right? Wrong. Being an omega is hard enough on its own and Holloway holds dangers that Casper could have never prepared for. And then there's Damon Crow. Damon the Demon. The leader of one of the three packs at Holloway and the next Alpha King. His cold emotionless eyes settle on Casper and what he wants, he gets. Except that Casper won't go along with that so easily. But then again, Damon is the Demon, and nicknames stick for a reason.

Moss Kettler has always been overshadowed by his impressive younger brothers. After graduating college Moss falls into a quiet life working for an accounting firm in Detroit. Meanwhile, both of his younger brothers play for the same NHL team with the youngest being freshly drafted to the Colorado Boulders. Now that two out of three Kettler brothers are playing professional hockey, Moss comes to the realization that his family may not have as much interest in him in comparison. Throughout the hockey season Moss' theory is validated by his once close-knit family. As he begins to accept his ostracization a star defenseman swoops in to show Moss the true meaning of sportsmanship (and love).