Short Story. When the door to Meredith Herbert's travel agency swings open, she expects another normal customer... not her archenemy from seventh grade! Jennifer Hilton has grown up since middle school and put the past behind her. Meredith's all grown up too-- with a husband, kids, a job-- and she's totally not harboring fantasies about getting back at Jennifer. Will Meredith learn to forgive? Or is this the perfect chance for her to take revenge and plan the worst vacation ever. #1 quickstory

When senior students at Lincoln High receive the same deadly text message, it falls upon Helena Gallagher and an unlikely companion to solve the mystery and catch the killer. •••• High school student, Helena Gallagher is a murder fanatic. A devoted admirer of all things mysterious. Always watching crime documentaries on Netflix, she longs for a more exciting life. What she doesn't expect is for her small town in Michigan to become the centre of a very public murder investigation. What starts off as a harmless game soon turns sinister. Students are dying. Secrets are spilling. No one is safe. Would you die to keep a secret? * •Cover design by @laurellwrites

Jessica Westlake is unknown, while Black Lightning is a famous underground street fighter. What most don't know is that they are the same person. After her mother dies Jessica is forced to take care of her little brother and balance work and school. When she finds herself tutoring the notorious gang leader, Clayton Marshal, her life starts spiraling out of control. Soon she says two words that she hasn't said in too long. "Fight me."

You wouldn't think that the kind, quiet girl Rylie Peyton would do anything but apologize when she runs into someone in the school halls. But when the new boy - the bad boy - Max Harris runs into her, she loses it. What is it about Max that allows Rylie to let go and yell at him? To stand up for herself? What is it about bad boys that good girls love?

Alexis Marie Carson, she isn't like every ordinary 'good girl' who is completely helpless. She's exactly the opposite. Lexi has never really known her family, since, well what happened... She's been fostered most of her life. In and out of jails, given up to other foster families, and she lost herself in the process. She learned how to fight, that's the only thing she takes with her when she moves. She doesn't have any hope. That died long ago. No plans for the future. No worries. Leaving a trail of trouble where ever she goes, Most people don't want things that are broken.

We've all read Frankenstein. We've all read, seen, heard, or... tasted Frankenstein (don't look at me, Halloween has some funky food). We're all familiar with the sickly, stitched-together cacophony of human bits and bobs. Frankenstein. The creature, if you will. What we've forgotten is the monster it's named after. ***** In this modern spin-off of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein," the mic has moved from beneath the creature's shriveled black lips, and beneath those of Victor Frankenstein. Pink, plump, and healthy, Victor's lips holds no resemblance to those of his notorious namesake. What surfaces from said lips may as well have been. As Victor faces the thing of his nightmares; this thing that seems to have been birthed from a grave, I just hope Mary Shelley isn't rolling in hers. Copyright © 2020 by Kyle Lee. All rights reserved. [ #20 in Scientist] [ #21 in Frankenstein] [ #25 in Grieving]