Will hears things -- the fears and phobias of those around him. And when he's sent away to a foreign boarding school after an incident he caused with the new and dangerous side to this ability, he begins to realise there may be more to the school than he'd originally thought. ||| Windsor's Boarding School collects struggling kids from all over the globe -- and William Moore wants nothing to do with it. But when he finds a dangerous secret society living on the school grounds, one that uses nightmares as a way of magic, he realises they might be connected to his freakish ability. A stolen dream. An exiled student. A brewing war. Making a risky deal with one of the members, Will finds himself drawn to the danger of his power and uncovers exactly what the society would do to him if they found it out. [UNDER EDITING]

Eli thinks life would be a lot easier if Matthew would give up his crime fighting shenanigans. Granted, if he'd wanted a normal life, he wouldn't have agreed to date the local vigilante. He still doesn't appreciate every criminal in the city trying to kill his boyfriend. That's just downright rude. But when Matthew doesn't return one night, Eli knows whatever he ran into has to be more than just a regular third rate crook. There's a new criminal in town, and Vigilante might have finally found his match. - - - - - - - - - - Sequel to Wattys 2016 winner Vigilante!

Cyrus's father just passed away. His mom got a job in another town, so they move to Shadyside. He doesn't think anything will ever make him smile and be happy again until he meets his true love.

It's 3 July 2050. 10 years ago nature made a disease that mankind could not cure. If you read this before 2040 than be prepared for the end of everything you know. This is boyxboy don't like the gay shit? Don't read it!

He was the scaled beauty. And he was only his.

"No one wanted to hurt him except for the one he was trying to protect." *This story lightly touches upon abuse and mental illness.*

Nico is reclaimed by his biological father, a Russian mob boss. Nico develops a crush on his father's second hand man, Miroslav. Spoken parts in italics are in Russian in the story. Reworked 2023 to address age gap. Cover art by 0Dauntlesstribute0

Revenge Kormos is the future king of Lydros, a realm created by elder demons to prevent human extinction. He is a demon who is searching for his mate. He decides to search in the mortal realm.Demons are quite indulgent when it comes to their meals. The only problem with that is it is filled with vampyres and lower class demons. Not to mention Humans! He needs a powerful lover.His mate will make him stronger, complete his soul, bear his children and give him the power to be king. But, what if his mate isn't who he expects? He doesn't care that his mate is a male, but what if he is a human? Will he be able to stop himself from devouring his mates spirit and draining him? Will his mate survive the ways of his kingdom? But to top it all off, What if he refers to Revenge as " My little Demon"?

Milo, a young boy who lives on a distant planet just another galaxy away, could easily be described by any one of us as an 'alien'. After all, he and his species are very different from humans, what with their wings and connected minds. But to them, they're normal, and the people who populate the vague and confusing planet of earth are known as the aliens. The boy, Milo, not only could be described as an alien, but also an outcast. He loves the stars, the galaxy, distant planets, and the picture he acquired when he was young. It came from earth, and in the simple polaroid's frame held the most beautiful face his eyes had ever seen. A human boy. This is Milo's story, his life, and his adventure in growing up with the only motivation helping him carry on being the fact that he, one day, may have a chance in finding the boy in the photograph.

-this is a sequel to Fire & Ice- Lake knew the time was coming when everything would go wrong, he just didn't realize it would be this soon. There are a lot of things he can deal with, especially with his team to help out. The fact that The Vault's tagline is that it's "the place nobody ever comes back from" really isn't promising, though. The evidence against him also isn't very reassuring.