New Zealand found it hard to make friends this year of high school. No one he knew wanted to hang out and he never felt a connection with anyone. With the worlds worst brothers at home, though they can be nice at times, Zea just wants a friend. And low and behold his wish comes true. In the form of wales. Zea comes to discover that he has a lot more in common with the country than he thought. While he thinks he's found a friend, little does the country know, their gonna become more than friends... Be warned that this is my first time publishing my works so it's may be pretty bad. This book does involve a little bit of violence, so warning for the future. It also has a lot of shipping so watch out for that. And language. It is written by a New Zealander.

{ Johnny x Ponyboy ; Johnnyboy } Just at the age of 12-years-old, Johnny Cade's life began to fall apart. With the help from his best friend turned lover, Ponyboy Curtis, things start looking up for him. - Copyright | @-TheFandomLife- ( 2018/2019/2020 )

Johnny can count on his friends in his gang. But not on much else, besides having a crush on his best friend Ponyboy, who has no idea of Johnny's feelings. At least he knows what to expect when his friends have a different idea of what crushes should be like. Fanfiction of SE Hintion's novel The Outsiders. I do not own any of the characters in this story.

Poland is a country with an unpleasant history and many conflicts. Now with the fall of communism, he has managed to pull through the difficult times and move on from the trauma of the WWII. Currently all of his cities were fully rebuilt and he himself had long ago recovered from the physical damage that was inflicted upon him. Making new steps to what he hopes will be 'the better future', he joins NATO and starts working at another organisation called the 'EU'. There's just one, small problem - His boss is the very same guy who tried to kill him. General description: This is a slow burn romantic "comedy"... Or at least I'm attempting to turn it into a comedy but unfortunately I've been gifted with a German (also known as nonexistent) sense of humour. If you're looking for a less stereotypical and slightly more realistic take on gerpol/polger, then this is probably the right book for you!