Daisy Rosaline Winston is 15-year-old girl whose childhood was taken away too soon. At a very young age something tragic happened to her which split the family apart. Her father became very abusive and was an alcoholic. Since her brother disappeared, she had to push her education away and take care of her younger sister, which had some medical issues. She was getting tired of living in a house where she didn't feel safe or could protect her sister. She takes her sister and leaves New York City to take a train to wherever it stops. But on her way to the stop, she encounters trouble. Is she going to make it out alive and all by herself? Is her brother still alive? Is her sister finally going to have a normal childhood? Read to find out. TW: SUICIDE, SA AND MENTION OF SELF-HARM

Darry Curtis had noticed her all this time. Caroline Montgomery had heard the stories about the Curtis boys. A rainy day and a simple cup of coffee later changes everything. post-events of the novel

❝Where did I go wrong? I lost a friend somewhere along in the bitterness.❞ | Mentions of abuse and violence |

Bluebelle Thompson is a seventeen-year-old who moves to Tulsa, Oklahoma. She makes friends with three boys around her age when they meet at the drive-in. Little does she know that they're going to become some of the most important people in her life. ꧁꧁꧂꧂ All Rights Reserved.

Everyone knows Felix is ever so loyal to Peter Pan, but no one knows Felix's backstory. When his little sister, Cyrus, goes to Neverland to find him, Pan becomes worried that she will take his most trusted ally away from Neverland. As time goes on, and Pan learns more about this girl, he realizes that she is a threat to his plan for survival. But getting her out of the way, means breaking Felix's trust. So when it's finally time to kill Cyrus, will Pan be able to? Cyrus knows that she's a threat, though, because of her lost memory, she doesn't remember why. And when she does, she's fearful of what she was prophesied to do. Still, she runs from the inevitable, hoping that she can get her brother back and see Pan in his grave once and for all without fulfilling what the oracle told. But when the time comes to do what she's been waiting centuries to do, will she be able to see it through? ••• DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT OWN ONCE UPON A TIME. EVERY TRADEMARK ITEM MENTIONED IN THIS BOOK BELONGS TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS.

Book #2/#3 - a sequel to "White Rose". "You're nothing to me," I spat and instead of throwing the venom, it felt like I was the one drinking it, my throat burning and mimicking my rage. The glistening of tears in my eyes seem to be oblivious to my knowledge, a single one rolling down my cheek. "I want you to stay away from me." "Serena, please -" "Leave me alone." With my chest closing in, I clenched my jaw and turned on my heels, shoving my hands into my cream trench coat. And just like that, I walked away from the boy I loved. --- After waking up in the Underworld, Serena's memories resurface and so does the horrible lies told by Peter Pan. With her beloved, too, ending up in the hellish place, things become more complicated and uneasy as they're forced to spend eternity in a supernatural purgatory forever: Serena doesn't want anything to do with Pan...or so she thinks. And Pan doesn't just want her back: he wants to leave the Underworld, no matter the cost. White Lily is a sequel to my first book, White Rose. I can't believe the love White Rose has gotten so I do hope you all cherish this one as much as the first!!

Fox!Stiles x Human!Derek One day, Derek walks through the forest and sees a fox. Nothing interesting, right? Well, let's just say Derek takes the fox home, but the fox isn't what Derek thinks it is.

Cara is a 16 year old girl who is taking care of her 5 year old cousin Ellie on the spring break. Everything changes drastically when a dark shadow brings her and Ellie to a strange island.

"What's this?" a male teen asked the other one. The taller one just pushed me forward. "A girl, we don't need her." the shorter one said, but he was taller that me. "Doesn't she look like someone?" the teller asked the other. "No, now get her out over here." the shorter one said. I grabbed the taller one's dagger and pointed it the shorter one, almost stabbing him. "I'm come too far to be sent back there. I won't go and you can't make me." I yelled at him. "I won't be throw away like some old doll, not anymore." I yelled, putting the dagger right against his throat. "Now that you mention it, she does remind me someone."