Welcome to Eden, the city of Robots! A perfect utopia for all those who are not alive. Gorge yourself on as much oil or human food (your choice) as you can handle at the Pit Stop. Trying to find other humans? I'm afraid you won't succeed, since they were banned and wiped out over 200 years ago. Gotta warn you though, if you go looking for them, asking questions, or turn out to be one of them, we have to take you in to the Mayor. He doesn't like people sticking their noses where they don't belong. After that, I have no idea what might happen to you. But, if you obey our rules and are 100% not alive, you should get along pretty well here! Unless you're actually a human... Are you? (I came up with the idea for this book when I was standing in the dark one night, and the movie Robots suddenly came to mind even though I had never seen it. I envisioned the robots as evil and wondered whatever happened to the humans that lived there. Were they turned to robots, pushed away when they asked for solitude, or exterminated without others knowing? I then thought of what might happen if a human suddenly showed up with no memories, Maze Runner style. And therefore, Alone was born.)

Ever since she was a kid, Jane has been living through books. Her escape came through the stories of adventure and magic. But as Jane grows older, she realizes that stories are just that: stories. She stops believing in the good of the world as she lives the harsh reality of her life. She doesn't believe in fairytales anymore. After finding a long lost and long sought-after heirloom, her life is turned upside down as she is thrust into the chaos of an entirely different realm, one in which she is being hunted. A new place of kingdoms and hierarchy, places of fairytale creatures and witches. A place of betrayals of the worst kind and the brightest of hope. All of the things she once believed in now seem entirely too real, things like adventure, love, and magick. All these things had to have come from somewhere, right? Cover by the wonderful: @AlexVonnG

Just as Seo-jun and Raven went on a date,fog spread in glimmerbrook and Raven needs to find Seo-jun after he disappeared.It is Raven's duty to save Seo-jun but where might he be?

My alarm rings, but I switch it off and ignore it. I don't see the point in getting up or doing things or....... living, I mean I've got nothing and no one to live for anyway. Only she can help me, only she can bring me back, but I lost her a while ago... Gale is still thinking about Katniss, 2 years after he left District 12 to go to 2. Here, he has a good job and good friends, but he still misses everyone, especially her. In this fanfiction, I write about what I think might have happened to him after the war and the next few years of his life.

The 175th Hunger Games, but from the careers POV.

Katniss and Cato's daughter, Layla is now eighteen years old. It's the 100th Hunger Games and she hasn't been chosen yet. Katniss and Cato know that she'll be chosen. But she's ready and has been training for eight years. But it's a Quarter Quell, what are the suprises of these Games?

Let's just say Katniss never volunteered for Prim, and Prim made it out alive. She's faced with more challenges, of course. The Third Quarter Quell is now here and Prim is thrown back in the games along with an unexpected volunteer. This is Prim's story, Catching Fire: Prim. This is a fan-fiction based on the novel "Catching Fire" by Suzanne Collins. *I do not own any rights to the characters, ideas, plot, dialogue, and whatsoever. All rights go to Suzanne Collins, the author of the original book, Catching Fire. This is just a fan-fiction of the book. If you haven't read the books (or watched the movies), this might be a bit hard to understand.* ©2015 illiterate-writer

In love with the hunger games series? Did you cry when Rue died? Do you agree rue shouldn't of died? Ever wondered what Rue did for her test in front of the gamemakers? THEN THIS IS THE BOOK FOR YOU! Rue was so young, so entering the games would have been very overwhelming and scary for her. Now we see what it was like in her point of view.

What if Katniss never volunteered for Prim? What would her story be like? Most likely, she would have been killed by one of the career tributes. But what if the odds really are in her favor? Read Prim's story, as she is picked for the 74th annual Hunger Games to fight to the death. This is a fan-fiction story based on the novel "The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins. *Disclaimer: I do not own any rights to the characters, ideas, plot, dialogue, and whatsoever. All rights go to Suzanne Collins, the author of the original book, The Hunger Games. This is just a fan-fiction novel based off the novel. Please take note that if you haven't read the books (or watched the movies), this might be a bit hard to understand.* first draft ©2014 illiterate-writer revision ©2018 illiterate-writer cover ©2015 Thethreesisters

Anyone here ever read Harry Potter? The Hunger Games? The Maze Runner? Percy Jackson? The Fault in Our Stars? Divergent? Ever thought of some characters that did not deserve to die? Now, we honor their memory. This book is not about views. Or Comments, or votes. This is purely people who deserve to be remembered after their time.