Book Four in the Expiring Series

The world as we know it ended 209 years ago. From a desert wasteland springs a single kingdom, ruled by a tyrannical King and trapped in an endless war against the shadowy desert warriors. As a desperate bid to save what remains of humanity, society has been split into two distinct classes, nicknamed the Court and the Commons. For an oppressed population on the brink of revolution, a common thief could be the last hope. Up until now, Kay has survived by her wits alone. Reckless and impulsive, wanted by the King's guard, Kay has become known as the Runner. Using the city's rooftops as her personal domain, she manages to keep one step ahead of the King with one hand buried in the purses of the courtiers. Driven by the plight of the commoners and the unjust death of her family, Kay seizes the chance to graduate from small-time thievery to full-scale rebellion. Her opportunity comes in the form of Will, a wealthy ex-soldier with a dark past. Plucked from the streets and thrown into the shimmering palace court, Kay must use her every strength to blend into a world where she doesn't belong, closer to the enemy than she ever thought she would be.

After months of therapy, Garrett Delko is still struggling to cope with his brother's suicide. The only time he finds peace is on the pitching mound and with a mysterious girl he's been obsessed with since the first week of college. One night, he sees her jumping off a bridge and it leads to an unexpected connection neither can deny. Garrett resolves to stay away, but as their paths intersect, he wonders if she's the answer he's looking for. Arianne Zhang is no one's magic remedy. She has her own troubles and doesn't need an adorable baseball player messing up her hard-earned anonymity. However, as they confide in each other, she begins falling for him. Then Arianne's secrets are exposed, and both must face tough choices. Can they find the strength to let go of their insecurities to help each other? Or will the colors of their past blind them to the truth?

"Every time I knock you out, you drool," Phantom points at my black shirt sleeve with a gloved finger. I groan in frustration, there's a puddle of drool on it! Talk about embar-ras-sing... "Then here's an easy solution: Don't knock me out," I say snidely as an attempt to keep my nonexistent pride. "What makes you think I'll stop? Maybe I like knocking you out, and draping your body over my shoulder? Ever thought of that?" he raises an eyebrow, but a curious look passes over his face, lighting his eyes so that they resemble emeralds. ~~~ Full of comical wit, and crazy smart, Kelsey Jerrs is the superhero called Chaos. Chaos's arch nemesis is Phantom- the Villain Magazine's #1 of Hottest Villains, and the only person who can take Kelsey's snarky remarks and throw them right back at her. When Phantom tells Chaos that her best friend and co-superhero is in major trouble, Kelsey jumps to help. But in order to fight the major villains, one has to be a major hero, and Chaos is not. She'll need Phantom's help and her brain to both keep Phantom from finding out her true identity, and to keep her and her best friend alive. Sometimes, evil doesn't always lose. #16 in Action 1/10/18 (This is the first draft)

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Crystal Kent, daughter of Clark Kent (A.K.A. Superman), never knew moving would be this hard. She is forced to go to a new, prestigious high school called Gotham Academy where she is now considered the "new kid." Having trouble finding a good aspect of moving, Richard Grayson enters the picture. Handsome, confident, and mysterious, he intrigues her and she can't help but fall for him. Her father notices her problem with the move and tries to cheer her up by offering to let her become Gotham's Supergirl. Accepting the offer excitedly, Crystal then learns that becoming a superhero is more than just wearing a tight suit. She has to face new enemies and overcome many problems, Crystal is wondering if she can get through this. But Nightwing is there to help her and show her how to be Gotham's hero. Crystal starts to have her own wars within herself, but when her childhood crush shows up she doesn't know what to do. And when the Joker takes an interest in her, Crystal really believes the move was the worst thing that could ever happen to her. "Your Joker impression is impeccable." -Keatingeb "This book is REALLY good! I COULD NOT put it down." -olaola9 "I love this book so much nobody will even understand!" -pandapoxx

No one knows how, or why. They just know what it means. When you write on your skin, whatever you put shows up on your soulmate's skin. It's what everyone knows. It should be simple, but this pair hasn't had it easy. As long as Emily had been alive, she had been taught to fear ink. "Ink damages your skin, " her mother would rant, going on about the side effects and possible diseases she could get. (Even though she had brought to her mother's attention many times, that it has not been scientifically proven that you can get cancer from writing on your arm with pen ink.) Jack thinks his soulmate is dead. While all of his friends get the occasional doodle or reminder to walk the dog or to buy bread, he gets nothing. Not even a tiny doodle. Nothing.

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What do you do when your life suddenly turns into a comic book? Mackenzie Reyes is totally over the whole superhero thing. She just wants to forget all about the Hero and get back to normal life. But that becomes difficult when a team of new Supers make their way to Vertigo City. They have the cool costumes, the awesome powers, and claim to be heroes but it's still a mystery where they came from. With Genesis Labs destroyed that means there's someone else out there making Supers. Now Mack is pulled back into the world of masks and capes. There are more secrets to uncover, more villains to fight, and the day needs saving. Again. Only this time the whole city is at stake. In a city of heroes it's sometimes hard to tell who the real villain is. [Book #2 in the Super Series]