Lucas Hannigan was a normal boy. A normal boy with a normal life. A normal boy in the big city. Not a lot was extraordinary about him. But that all changed. With weird dreams, strange people bothering him and death seemingly following him around like a ghost, will Lucas still manage to, well... be normal? (trigger warning for descriptions of violence, blood, gore and weapons.)

When we were younger, we all learned about Cinderella, Snow White, The Sleeping Beauty, and many more. These stories were considered beautiful and romantic, and a lot of us idolised these princesses as children. But if you think about it with a clear head, a lot of these stories aren't all that great: Is it so romantic to wake up and find a random man kissing you without your consent? Is it so romantic to drop a shoe by accident and be stalked for months by a man who knows barely anything about you? Not to mention the fact that not all princesses love princes. Some love princesses, some love nonbinary royals, some love more than one person, and some don't romantically love anyone at all. This book reflects on such stories, and much more. Each chapter will be from a different fairytale princess's perspective, telling their story, and what happened after ever after. The idea of this book is to normalise certain things, like LGBTQIAP+ and independent women. I might even be including some chapters from the perspective of characters from current fandoms, like Harry Potter and The Hunger Games. Hope you enjoy it!

{𝗕𝗼𝗼𝗸 𝟰} By the time the first Wizarding War came to an end, Jenna Potter had lost everyone she had and the love of her life was sent to Azkaban for a crime he hadn't even committed. And so, she ran away in order to forget all about her painful past. But after twelve years, Jenna comes upon a news, stating that the infamous murderer, Sirius Black, has escaped prison. Only learning that her nephew was still alive and known all over the world as The Boy Who Lived, Jenna moves back to England to fulfill her duty as Harry Potter's godmother. But in hopes of unraveling the truth and proving that Sirius had been innocent all along, she goes undercover as Crookshanks. And so, with the help of Padfoot, they embark upon a new journey together, never intending to let one another go as the promise of a second wizarding war arrives.

{𝗕𝗼𝗼𝗸 𝟱} There are some stories that are told, but some others are just meant to be buried away. We have all heard the heroic story of Regulus Black; a Pureblood wizard who joined the Dark Lord at a young age, only to see the darkness within. So he finds one of his Horcruxes and sacrifices himself in hopes of destroying it. Or at least, this is just a small part of a story which we've never been told before; a tale that other than Regulus, only a girl named Alexandra Starling could've known.

Used to be titled 'Just Drive' One wedding, one uninvited guest, one summer to finally figure things out.

WATTPAD FEATURED STORY Daniel Evans is trying not to let his crush on Jonah Clarke get in the way of their new found friendship, because Jonah Clarke is definitely not gay. Placed third in the Valentine's Day Contest hosted by @taygetsthegay

the title explains it all, this is 100+ ways Voldemort could've murdered Harry Potter.