Ophelia Ridley doesn't usually write in a diary, especially the frilly, girly one her mother bought for her. But she's almost 18 now and she's planning something big. With her mother misunderstanding her, her father pretending she doesn't exist, and her best friend, Daniel, trying to woo her, the diary is really her only option to confide in. "The Hidden Diary of Ophelia Ridley" tells the tale of a young girl desperate to get away from her dull and predictable life and gives readers of "Letters From Laura" some understanding of where Laura's mum came from. Prequel to Letters From Laura Book #2 in the Ladies of Norwood series.

A letter written by a girl who wishes she could go back in time to her highschool sweetheart. But there's nothing she can do, they were doomed from the beginning. #TKBMovieContest This is exactly 500 words. Although this is not a cliché ending most of you people like getting from a book, I hope you guys still give it a chance and enjoy the read - Kat

1st Place in the 2017 Galaxy Awards She thought she would have a normal autumn. But that was 5 years ago. Ever since her sister fell and left, she felt she would never be able to bounce back. No one treated her the same. She wasn't the same. She never would be. But then he came. He changed her world without knowing. For how could he? She never told him she was different before they met. She told the one person she knew she could trust. The one person she knew would understand. Her sister. If only her sister could remember. This story is about a girl like you and me. She has her fair share of problems, ranging from school to crush. She gets excited when she sees a puppy and moody when mother nature comes knocking. But she does have to deal with just one more thing. The fact that her sister fell and forgot everything. The fact that the doctor's think it's safer for her to stay that way. The fact that at only 8 years old, her sister was completely changed to a whole other person, new family included, and would never remember her again. 5 years later, Autumn Chere is still dealing with the PTSD of it all, and her therapists recommended to keep a journal of everything so that maybe she can sort through her thoughts enough to write it down. She does the next best thing. In a last desperate attempt to heal her sister's broken mind, she writes letters to her, convinced that she would remember even better and longer with words rather than pictures. But what happened to her sister? What happened with Axel? What happened to her? Find all this out and more in my first REAL book, Falling.

You know what happened during the Wilson-Battawa Massacre. But what about before and after? These one shots go "Beyond the Tragedy" and invites readers into the lives of those involved in "Red, White, and Gold."

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When a gunman invades the stereotypical, All-American, Woodrow Wilson high school everybody is shocked. From the library, to the auditorium, to the cafeteria, everyone is terrified about the possibility of being shot and killed. With a surprisingly perfect mixture of drama, romance, and comedy, Red, White and Gold takes the reader into the minds of students, staff, and even the shooter during their most vulnerable moments, and will leave you wanting just a little bit more.

→ SPIN OFF TO FLIRTLINE BLING When Isaac accidentally calls a local pizzeria, he meets Jenny, a sarcastic and witty girl, as perfect for him as you can imagine. Amidst late night conversations and constant bickering, can they become anything more than two bored people who call each other everyday? And more importantly, can love be found on the other end of the line, again? [Highest Rank : #3 in Short Story as of 26.9.16] cover by - @crookednights

When Laura is dragged to a mysterious and gloomy manor to live with her father and his new family, she finds solace in writing letters to her mother. All Laura expected was to be left alone and forgotten at Norwood but things are made difficult by meddling staff, mysterious books, and secrets that will cut Laura to the core. With very few people on her side, Laura embarks on a mission to uncover the truth of her mother's past, and along the way, maybe even, the truth about herself. Book #1 in the Ladies of Norwood series Copyright 2017