Adrian Reeves was a normal 25-year-old office worker with one obsession: the web novel "Chronicles of the Celestial Hero." For three years, he followed every chapter, commenting religiously, especially about his favorite character-the villain. Cassian Nyx, the Demon Lord. While other readers celebrated when the hero defeated him in the final chapter, Adrian raged. Cassian deserved better. Deserved happiness. Deserved a chance at redemption. His last comment before dying in a car accident: "If I were in this world, I'd save the villain. I'd give him the love he never received. I'd change his fate." The universe listened. Adrian wakes up inside the novel-but not as a hero. Not as a side character. He's reborn as Elian Ashford, the crown prince of the Celestial Kingdom... and the villain's destined enemy who's fated to seal Cassian away forever. Except the plot has already gone wrong. Instead of meeting Cassian during the climactic war (fifteen years from now), Adrian-now Elian-encounters the Demon Lord at age 18, during a diplomatic mission that wasn't in the original novel. And worse: the moment their eyes meet, an ancient contract activates. A soul-binding contract that marks them as fated pairs. Cassian, who in the novel never loved anyone, who became a monster because of loneliness and betrayal, is now bound to the one person who's supposed to destroy him. And he knows it. "You're supposed to seal me away," Cassian says, dark eyes gleaming with dangerous interest. "So why do you look at me like that? Like you're trying to save me instead?" Because Adrian knows the truth. Knows that Cassian becomes a villain because everyone he trusted betrayed him. Knows that the "hero" of the original story is actually manipulating events for power. Knows that Cassian's tragic fate can be changed. But changing fate means going against the novel's plot. Means choosing the villain over his own kingdom.

Micah Greeneway is invisible. Not the teen angst kind but actually invisible. It's hereditary, a family secret locked up like Area 51, but that's not really how he rolls. Even with his mother's disapproval, Micah continues the vigilante life style. After all, it's not that dangerous, right? Because no one can see him coming, literally. Except being a vigilante isn't as glamorous as Hollywood makes it out to be. Suddenly, Micah not only finds himself being noticed by the soccer boy next door but also some unsavory characters that want to abuse this so-called gift to commit a heinous crime. Now he has to juggle keeping his friends and loved ones safe while also maintaining his own personal morals. It's time for Invisible Boy to step up and be a real hero or watch all his hard work disappear just as quick as he can.

Jasmine is a junior in high school, and is hated by nearly everybody she knows, including her own father, due to her rude personality, unattainable beauty, and terrifying red eyes, all part of a curse that has been haunting her since birth. Finally aware of her curse, thanks to a stranger who also bears the same curse, Jasmine decides to try to ignore it and live a normal life, which is quickly proved impossible when she is attacked, and forced to learn to control her new found powers.

Who wins in a fight? Fire or water? But then who falls in love first? Fire or water? Jack and Mark go to a special school to learn how to use and control their powers. Two kids who fall in love but who they are keeps them apart. A forbidden love that they will do anything to overcome.

*IF YOU ENJOYED THE KING TRIALS, PLEASE LET ME KNOW! I LOVE HEARING FROM YA'LL* The king of Elthare is dead. Invitations have been sent out to the noble families to put forth a Champion to participate in the 43rd King Trials, a grueling competition that has left former competitors permanently injured, disabled or dead. Who will be king? Grantham Sinero, a man skilled in hand-to-hand combat and armed with the ability of telekinesis. Andalen Amadon who can inflict pain and suffering with a single touch and is a highly trained archer. Khett Pedgram, the former prince of Elthare, able to control the four natural elements and has an immense knowledge of the kingdom's history. Ikar Dominikov who holds no special powers, but is a great hunter and tracker. A kingdom at war. When soldiers from the empire of Mezerah invade Elthare, the Trials are cut short, and the Eltharians must prepare for a war no one ever saw coming. Many lives are lost, but with the help from their allies to the north, Elthare may have a fighting chance against the Mezerans. At the end of the Ten Day Battle one Champion will be crowned the new monarch of the now fractured kingdom. But who will be left alive to claim the throne? Book 2, The Dawn of Serpents, now available!

After one Tuesday a young boy feels lost in the chaos of a new life, with seemingly uncontrollable new abilities and some strange events occurring somewhat often. *NoTiCe*: All artwork is not my own....

two people, two powers, two lives, two different yet perfectly compatible

"Welcome To St. Kassandra's." Those four words changed Matt's life. How? Read and find out.

Fireboy and Watergirl don't know each other but their parents are like enemies and rivals for like forever. And to mention, they are royal blood which means that Fireboy and Watergirl are prince and princess. And also, Fireboy and Watergirl go in the same school. But on their world there come darkness. Darkness invaded the element world and the superior leader of the element world cannot defeat and needed to asks Fireboy and Watergirl to go to the temples and train teamwork there so that they could save their world. And as darkness approaches, the elemental world starts to surrender to them. And as Fireboy and Watergirl fight the darkness, they start to have feelings for one another. Will they survive in their fight? Join us in the Adventure of Fireboy and Watergirl!!! :) !!! :D Please support my story. Please.....

Imagine being gifted with an element. What would yours be? Air? Earth? Fire? Water? Dan is in the same shoes as you. He is unsure, but he's feels a pull towards fire. But someone's out to douse his flame...