Imagine if you weren't who everyone thought you were. Imagine you weren't weak or unloved like others tried to make you believe. Imagine you were strong, and you could stand up to your bullies and pummel them into the ground with only minimal effort. Only, you can't. You let them believe what they wanted, and you pretended like they were right. Not because they were, but because someone had to be the big, bad wolf and it couldn't be you. You needed to be just a girl, and only that. So you let them have the rope they used to hang you with. Key word being 'let'. Imagine you were Avalon Wolfe. Well, in this bizarre tale of your crappy life, these new people come to town and suddenly turn your life upside down. They don't get the memo that they should hate you like everybody else does. Pretty slow, aren't they? You try your hardest to get them with the program, but get this, they want to be friends with you. F-R-I-E-N-D-S. WTF? The thing is, you're literally an antisocial pariah by day and sort of a psychopathic serial killer by night. Some nights at least. You're also kind of a werewolf, which is quite the full-time role. How the hell did you even get friends, and what are you supposed to do with them? And better question, how do you make them go away? ******************************************************************************************************* This story is about a girl who is a fighter. She's fighting against being torn down by her bullies and their torment, fighting against the happiness her newfound friends are offering because she's scared it's just a mirage, and fighting against her other nature who wants to cleave the world in two and rid it off all its petty human problems. I promise its not all just doom and gloom though :) Does she ever stop fighting? Read to find out... 2K reads on 4/03/2021 5K reads on 9/05/2021 #1 in Assassins on 13/03/2021 #1 in Exceptional

Orion De La Cruz and Cody Wu are superfans of the biggest pop star in the universe, Angie Rill. Both are members of her Fanclub, each helming their own fan pages on social media, going to every tour, buying every album and wearing her official merchandise any day of the week. To pay tribute to their queen, the boys decide to make a documentary about Angie Rill. Things take a strange turn when Orion's unsupportive sister Cassie calls Angie "fake" and "manufactured," prompting an investigation on who the pop star really is. Desperate to prove Cassie wrong, Orion digs deeper into Angie's discography, interviewing those who are close to her and eventually wondering if he really knows the person he idolizes. Girl On The Comet takes on contemporary stan culture, asking the question: Do you really know as much as you think you do about the people you look up to?

Leo Ramirez wants a career in fashion. His dream is to be the greatest designer on the Upper East Side. That's why he decides to move all the way to New York to pursue his goals on the East Coast. Jayden Washington, on the contrary, wants to be a musician. He's been writing songs ever since his weird aunt gifted him his special acoustic guitar in the 5th grade. He moves to LA, pursuing his dreams on the West Coast. Leo and Jayden grew up together in Dallas, Texas. Both boys were never given the option to showcase much of their true selves, especially, the feelings they harbored deep down for each other. When high school graduation time comes, both boys will be as far from each other on either side of the States. Leo comes up with a plan to keep the boys close by creating a shared drag queen alter ego named Delilah Champagne. The plan is to send a red wig and scrapbook back and forth every month, using two pages. One page will belong to your personal photos and memories, while the other one will chronicle the adventures you have as Delilah Champagne. Jayden agrees and the shenanigans begin. The scrapbook exchange becomes a vital form of communication, but things aren't as simple as Leo laid out. Feelings get messy, secrets are kept, and with the distance, sometimes both boys wanna give up. Will Leo and Jayden stand the test of time?

Cole Hayes was born in the small hometown of Leighton Hills, Massachusetts. He's had his best friend Amy Ray by his side since birth and now they are ready to take on their senior year. Now, in Leighton Hills, there isn't much to do or see. Sure, a town with 'Hills' in the name should be amazing, but everything is boring. Nothing special ever happens. Cole has a secret though, he's gay. In Leighton Hills, homosexuality isn't really the recommended route. Weird, considering Massachusetts was the first state to legalize gay marriage. This town is different though. If you aren't straight then you aren't really anything. But when a strange newcomer enters the area, everything changes. Maintaining the secret may not be his biggest problem.