Amir's always been the man with a plan. Efficient and always prepared, he didn't even flinch (much) when his college best friend Sebastian asked him to pretend that they were engaged so that his liberally insane grandfather would let him get a share of the inheritance. He's got a fool-proof game plan on how to prove to Sebastian's family that they two of them are ridiculously in love. But what he didn't anticipate was Sebastian's older brother Kiernan stepping into the picture. Now there's a chance that all his carefully prepared plans might go to shit........

(Slow Updates) Rio and Declan. Declan and Rio. No one could ever catch one without the other. They've been best friends as long as they can remember. Both are 17, both go to school together, both play football. But they have their differences. Rio Calderon has always been playful and goofy. He can never concentrate and can't sit still. Declan McCoy is stubborn and slightly mean. He's cocky and is deliberately disobedient. The two are inseparable. They've never questioned their sexuality, they always thought they were straight. But as they are growing up together it seems the lines are starting to blur and the friendship zone is breaking. And they have no idea what to do with these new feelings that have emerged.

Aaron has a crush on Caleb. The problem? The guy is a ghost. When he tries to confess to him the spirit vanishes and strange things begin happening, from disappearances to a mysterious entity knocking on the door every night at midnight. Can he figure out what's going on and use this phenomenon to change the past? Or is his roommate doomed to his fate? Rated Mature for violence, language, and sexual scenes. Warning for this rough draft being unedited.

[SAMPLE] In a world ravaged by holy war, Ari clings to one truth: mouths lie, but blood does not. When the past surfaces in fragments, he turns to Auovin, a demon who offers answers-and demands a price Ari does not yet understand. As the war's lies unravel, Ari's certainty fractures with them. What he thought was righteousness becomes control. What he thought was monstrosity becomes familiarity. The closer he draws to the truth, the more he is forced to confront the one thing he cannot outfight: what he is becoming. Daevas: Volume One opens a three-volume queer dark fantasy saga of remembrance, moral rupture, and the peril of being fully seen. For readers of Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire, it is a story where identity and monstrosity are impossible to separate.

Pale, inhumanly fast, unparalleled reflexes and even better senses, Vampires were well known in the supernatural worlds as they took their place amongst the Apex predators. Though most of them were sophisticated creatures, identified by whom and what they fed on, there were some rather unique individuals considered as a rarity. Blood bound them all but some vampires longed for a forbidden pleasure, a dark desire and thirst of the blood of the rarest creature known to their kin. The blood of a Deprived. Creating a Deprived was forbidden, the punishment for such an offence was a painful and drawn out death. To create a Deprived, a vampire needed to reject its mate, knowing that the rejection would alter and change the bodies of their Beloved and doom them to the life of a bloodslave. Yet somehow, that is exactly what happened to Jesse.