When Rena meets Brent, he is a dream come true. He is a real gentleman, funny, caring and even her overly protective father likes him. But then, she discovers a different side of Brent - a violent side that scares her. Promising that this had been a one time slip up, she forgives him. After all, he is the love of her life. She dosn't see the signs -- the controlling, the alienation from her friends and dad, the obsession he has with her. She is like putty in his hands. Over time, she learns about the Cycle of Abuse the hard way and she even tries to break free. But in the end, she only sees one way out and it will likely cost her everything. Best Ranking: #2 in ChickLit Winner of the 1st Corner Booth contest Authors Note: This is a story about domestic violence and can be disturbing at times. Even though the people in this book are fictional, abuse at the hands of a loved one is real. It is something that can happen to any of us, even to teenagers like Rena. Please do not read this book if you find this topic disturbing. It is not designed to upset anyone but to raise awareness. Copyright©2015 by Sally Mason All rights reserved Cover by @lucyface Image "Girl"; courtesy of Rolands Lakis

Did u ever wonder what would happen if Adrian Ivashkov and Rose Hathaway were to end up together? Find out in this story starting from the night after there Romantic evening in spirit bound. this is full of action , love , tradgity and of course Adrian and his witty commentary. Enjoy. (all characters and by richelle mead , she is a god)

Meet Alyssa Bent, she's a nerd. But not your typical one. She likes to read, but her world doesn't totally revolve around books. She's not shy nor does she stutter when someone tries to corner her. She can stand up to anyone provided it doesn't involve attention. Attention is the only thing that scares her, and like always, there's a reason behind it. Maintaining a balance of grades and producing comebacks with sarcasm dripping from each word isn't the only talent she possesses. Enter Aaron Pelt, the most popular boy at Gradient High. Girls fawn over him. Well, who wouldn't? He's the star soccer player, after all. With the looks no less than a model, he has no problem maintaining his status on the social ladder. He maintains a cool aura around him all the time. They both go to Gradient High, a school that is divided into two social groups: the popular ones and the nerds. The popular ones are the wealthy snobs and the nerds are the ones who practically are their slaves. At Gradient High, these two groups can never get along! Like Ever! But who knew that the most popular guy and the nerd would actually be best friends? That's right! Alyssa and Aaron have been best friends since their diaper days. But at school, they are forced not to acknowledge each other's presence because if they did, Aaron's reputation might suffer and Alyssa may be subjected to something she hates the most: attention. While Aaron may not know, the reason why Alyssa hates attention might be even more than she lets him believe. A reason that might even force her to throw away her future dream. So will Aaron be able to break through the walls and push her out even when he has the pressure of popularity and the school status weighing him down? Get ready to expect the unexpected. You might want to change your definition of clichè after reading...... #1 Humour- 08.01.16 (Cover by: -infinities) *NOT EDITED SO KINDLY BEAR WITH ME!

It's Harry Potter's first year at Hogwarts, and he is eager to make friends. So when Draco Malfoy offers his hand before the Sorting Ceremony, Harry takes it, leaving Ron and Hermione behind. When the Sorting Hat sorts Harry into Slytherin, his journey at Hogwarts is very different, with different friends and teachers to guide him on his path. It all changes.

It's been a year since Algoe. Quentin still wonders about the Sea World ninja who stole his heart full of empty promises. All of his friends are happy. He's even had a chance for love in the past year. But only one name still haunts his mind. Margo. But what happens when the ninja comes back and better than ever with a plan. A plan that includes him, rubber bands, and a cheesy Valentine's Day card.

What if Hermione and Draco got sucked into Romeo and Juliet and replaced them? What if the people they knew were characters? And what if, after they got out, they went right back into another one? Well... this is what would happen. Even the title implies that this is bad. Honestly. If Shakespeare is ROLLING IN HIS GRAVE, it's not good, okay? I find this story really frigging stupid. If you like it, that's fine (I don't know WHY) but if you don't, that's even better.