What happens after Kyle's suicide attempt goes wrong? How will his life change and can he finally be himself. Can he fight against the demons of his past on his own or is he going to finally admit and accept that he needs help? The urge to try it again rises with each new day he is around school and his 'family' at home. Will he be able to get his shattered pieces back together. Opium finds his fellow student while said student tries to commit suicide. Barely able to save him he tries to find out more about Kyle and his past. But what will he do when the 'situation' in school gets worse and worse for Kyle with each passing day. Will he choose his status or the mysterious boy who just wants to die so desperately. (Bear with my bad description talents.)

When someone dies mysteriously during a Psych experiment, Rhiannon becomes enmeshed in a conspiracy that includes both the survivors and the killer. ***** Short on cash, Rhiannon Ford signs up to take part in a social psychology experiment based on group think. But when a participant dies under mysterious circumstances, and the story surrounding that death seems mired in conflicting lies, she's quickly drawn into a web of conspiracies that merge urban legends, rivalries, and the very psychological principle the test was about. When everyone is lying, how can Rhiannon find the truth? ***** [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

Cesar Brown is a boy that can read the mind of anything that thinks. Anything under the sun that has free thought. Animals, humans, creatures, and even some plants. He can understand the things they're trying to say, and he understands things that no one else does. One thing he's never understood, though, is why he's the way he is. He doesn't know why he has these powers, but seeing as he's afraid of what the reason truly is, he doesn't question it. He and his best friend, Ax the bird, just float through life. But then one day Cesar meets a group of people just like him. There are other kids that have powers too and, to Cesar surprise, they use them to fight the supernatural creatures that creep in the night. After much deliberation, they persuade Cesar to join their crew (with the help of a tall, dark, and handsome boy with pale blue eyes that Cesar apparently can't get enough of) and he uses his powers to make their duties easier. Then something goes wrong. A group of creatures that kill anything, magic or not, show up and Cesar faces a foe he doesn't understand for the first time in his life. He can't read their thoughts, he doesn't know what they are, he doesn't know what they want, and because of this, he is absolutely terrified. He doesn't know what's going on. What are these things? Why can't he understand them? And after a particular incident, he can't help but ask: Is there something else that's going on behind the scenes? A boy from the group drags him along in a mission to seek out answers. They creep around behind the group's back, and they find that their problem goes beyond just the killing of evil creatures. They find that there is a bigger problem to face, and because of this, they can't help but wish they could go back to being in the dark about the evil in the world.

Jason Williams didn't think going out to dinner with his family was going to be any different than usual. Comments about his sexuality, some teasing from his brothers, and lots of paparazzi. You know, nothing strange at all. But a fight with his father made Jason storm out of the restaurant, down an alleyway, and suddenly his life isn't the usual anymore. He woke up in an unfamiliar dark room, and a handsome boy opened his door to explain. The snowy-haired genius was holding him captive until he got what he wanted. Life couldn't be worse. Warning: This book contains mental issues such as depression, schizophrenia, and others. If you're sensitive to that kind of thing, then you should probably think twice before reading this. Of course, if you want to read it and you're sensitive, I'm not stopping you. This book only touches upon the subjects; It doesn't go deep into suicide attempts and voices. Remember despite the hate these mental illnesses receive, I believe you. Mental illnesses are no joke, they're not something I try to use for views. I am not hating on the illnesses. I know it's hard, but they are relevant to the book so I had to include them. If you're feeling depressed, please talk to a counsellor. Or, if you're too scared for that, I'll happily listen and give you advice. Thank you! (I needed to include this because I didn't want people thinking I thought the mental illnesses were stupid. I don't, I promise. I love you, and I need you to keep fighting!)