Two teenage inventors find themselves in over their heads against deadly creatures that lurk in the shadows. Trapped in a laboratory haunted by its own past, they find that it's more than just their lives at stake. The battle against insanity may be more difficult than the battle to make it out alive. First in the Insanity series but can be read as a standalone. Credit to @-Judy- for the cover. Credit to @_peach_bunny for editing it up to chapter five.

Ella is stuck in the mid 20s rut - she's questioning every one of her decisions and is in a constant cycle of self-comparison. When she is not overanalysing her every action in life, she is living for those who she cares for. But then Theo Harrington forces her way into her life, whether she likes it or not, and is quickly understood as so much more than he seems. As her craving for his presence grows stronger into a physical and emotional addiction, Ella must choose between her needs and wants. Who does she want to be and is the world really giving her the standards she feels obliged to live up to or if is she the one imposing them onto herself. And where does Theo Harrington fall in between all of this? "This story is so well written so far, it's truly amazing!" "It's so rare to find a story that's as well written as this one. You are a truly talented writer, with both your writing style, and your story development. LOVE it!" "Honestly you're good" "This is cute already just be prepared for so many comments"

*Completed but unedited* Lilith is haunted by ghouls; they pull her hair, hang from her clothes, and try to hurt her as often as possible. Lucas is a dark, mysterious stranger she keeps seeing around town. The thing is, no one knows who he is - let alone where he's from. The more Lilith is drawn to Lucas the harder it is to track him down. He runs hot and cold, constantly turning up and disappearing again. The closer they become, the less Lilith understands and the more the darkness crawls upon them both. It's not until Lilith loses everything that they realise their fates are tightly bound, with no chance for escape. Their story is foretold in the stars, in the past, in the future; and there's not a goddamn thing they can do about it. ______________________________________________________________________ "Sleep tight, Lilith," He said, his voice a mere whisper as he stepped away. "Wait," I said, my voice a lot louder, cutting through the night. "What's your name?" He paused, turning his head back to look at me, his dark eyes holding mine hostage again. "Lucas," He replied, a small smirk playing on his lips as he turned his head and continued walking, disappearing into the darkness of the street. Copyright © 2018 Brooke Kuipers #53 romance-friendship 11/05/18

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