Sean Brooks comes from a long line of witches. But unfortunately, he doesn't have a spell that can help him with relationships. When Sean meets Nate and Kaiden and discovers that they are werewolves, his attraction to them turns dangerous... ***** Separated from his coven of witches, Sean must figure out how to use his magic in a way he never has, especially when he comes face-to-face with a man bent on destroying the werewolves that Sean has grown to call his second family. But will his self-doubt condemn both him and the pack to death at the hands of a true monster? [[word count: 70,000 - 80,000]] Cover designed by Stefanie Saw Featured in: *@Wattpad "Season of the Witch" reading list - 2022 *@Wattpad "Where LGBTQIA+ stories live" reading list - 2022 * @PaidStories "Werewolves and other paranormal stories we'd die for" reading list - 2021 * @Wattpad #Editor's Picks reading list - 2021 * @Wattpad #WrittenWithPride reading list - 2021 * @Wattpad #PrideatWattpad reading list - 2020 * @Wattpad #SomethingWicked reading list - 2019 Awards: * The Flavored Awards - 1st place winner in the Werewolf Category - 2018

Hey! I'm Ace Chester. I'm a total band geek. But one thing I can assure you about a band geek is that we don't like losing our sheet music. Especially if you wrote it yourself. Oh! Its study hall time! I have to go look for my music now. Bye! ~Completed~ When Ace looses his sheet music, the song he wrote himself. All mayhem breaks loose. He can't find it anywhere. He ends up having to leave it be for a while. Having to tutor a person on how to play the violin. The part he wrote his music to. At least he is tutoring his crush. Will Ace find his sheet music? Will he admit his feelings towards Levi when Mr.Flynn keeps bothering them about it? Read more to find out.

McKinley Constanello wants a boyfriend and this boyfriend needs to be musically talented, just as McKinley is. When he and his roommate, Ben, come up with a deal to get each other dates, McKinley needs to come to terms with the fact that his perfect guy might not exist and just might be the exact opposite of the person he's always envisioned. Can McKinley lower his standards to find love? Or will he be forever searching for his perfect, nonexistent lover?

"Oliver grinned and downed the rest of the, now cold, tea. "Well that's because you think it tastes like dishwater!" He laughed which just made her laugh too. "That's because it does taste like dishwater! Now go away and make sure you actually turn up to Mr Martins' class tomorrow!" She winked at him and went inside, leaving Oliver to stand in the cold of the night." Oliver loves being a DJ on his local radio show. His friend Lucy also works there when not at school. Friendship, music and love are an interesting mix, not usually working well in Oliver's life. If something's meant to be, it'll prosper, right?

(BoyXBoy) Why did I have to go and fall for him?

Everyone knew Locke de Davies - the music genius. Not everyone knew Zane Roberts and he was fine with that. He certainly never expected to know Locke or meet him one cold October night. Nor did he imagine that Locke could become so solidly embedded in his life within a matter of months, disrupting it in ways Zane could never have foreseen - for both better, and for worse. Zane, after all, had a plan. He had his future laid out and nothing was going to stop it happening the way he saw it. But when Locke begins to push and pull him with an ever shifting flow of barely-stable emotions under a playful guise, Zane is forced to confront himself and decide. What does he really want? The future he planned? Or a prodigy? ~~~~~~~~ Posted in one go so there's no waiting around~ Short novella dedicated to my followers thus-far ~ WARNING: contains some strong language and mature themes. Cover image: mish-mash of google images

Be silent. Unless your voice is needed. Keep your sunglasses on. You trip and hurt yourself too much. Stay inside at all times when not with the band. You are not permitted to go anywhere without us. Do not confirm or deny specific questions about yourself. And lastly, you know absolutely none of their language. Five months before his high school graduation ceremony, Teller Zan's grandmother, the only person who's ever bothered to raise him, falls ill. With little money saved up, and the hospital bills coming in steadily, Teller decides to quit school and find some way to support himself and his ailing grandmother. He finds a way. A job, of sorts. Teller knew that he had somewhat of a talent, but he hadn't known how much it could be worth until he stumbled upon an audition. When he passes, he finds out that his skill is worth more than enough money to help his grandmother... but was it worth the sacrifices he'd have to make?