"I couldn’t help but wonder if there was a special place in hell for people who screwed up the best friendship they had because they had these wild, greedy ideas about getting with their bestfriend. I’d have to look into that." It takes one party to notice that your close friend has changed over the summer—in good ways. It takes one weekend to realise that you have more in common then you first realised. It takes a week to decide just how much you like him. And from then on it’s just this big downward spiral. In the big year of exams, football, drugs and girls, Adrian did not expect to drift towards Kai. Kai—the low-key editor of the yearbook who is, most definitely, not a girl. Adrian can’t exactly imagine how he’d explain what he feels to his parents...or his girlfriend. Soon it’s less ‘am I or aren’t I?’ and more ‘will I or won’t I?’ when things start to get really interesting in a bouncing castle at an eighteenth... A semi-autobiographical story, this is an adventure through identity and romance, drinking cruisers and driving BMWs, early Saturdays and late Fridays, caramel lattes and spontaneous trips to beach houses—this is Completely, Definitely, Gray.

A street skirmish ends up pulling Ezra Walker into the underworld, where he discovers that he's not only a werewolf, but a submissive one at that. Just try ordering him around though and you might find yourself waking up sore with a concussion and gravel in your mouth.

Bisexual, Finn McCormick finally gets to leave the hospital after a car accident a few weeks before. His fancy blue hair is fading and his roots are horrendous, but he wouldn't know that, would he? Because Finny has recently been proclaimed legally blind. Patrick hates queers. But he tries to change that when his beloved brother, Caleb, comes out as gay to his family. One of Caleb's best friends, Finn, confuses him to no end. With scarred eyes and a gimp hand, you'd think little Finny would be helpless and vulnerable; NOT strong willed and independent. Intrigued by the blue haired boy, Pat tries even harder to drop his hatred of gays. But will he be able? Old habits die hard. (lol not my best summary. i'll try to fix later perhaps)

The thing about childhood friends is that they don't ever remain children for very long. And for that matter, they don't always remain friends either. Things change. Kids grow up, feelings shift and sometimes friendship isn't enough anymore. Never mind how long Richard and Danyel were close. After spending four years apart, the two had led completely separate lives and moved on from each other without ever realizing. In the end they have to learn that reconciling is far harder than slipping away. Especially in a racially segregated town where a human/Chosen pairing is about as taboo as it gets. (Major twists not mentioned in the description) WARNING: This is not a 'Quick Fic Romance'. That's to say the characters will take their time to build personalities, backstories and relationships. They won't be together, having sex, confessing romantic love and talking about marriage/children by the 5th or 6th chapter. That will come much later. Don't read if you're ONLY looking for fluff or smut. COVER BY: BlueBonBon **WEREWOLF- cliche re-done

"They have belligerent sexual tension." "What does that even mean?" --- James and Casper have been fighting for years - they've just never gotten along, ever. And then comes along a game of Gay Chicken and a kiss that changed everything. (BoyxBoy)