Coming Stories

Clover Lormone, a girl seeking solace after her mother's death, enrols in an elite boarding school to escape her grief-stricken past. Amidst the opulence and social hierarchies of her new environment, she becomes entangled with the school's most popular boy. As their relationship unfolds, Clover grapples with her identity, the complexities of social status and privilege, and the challenges of fitting into a world that feels both alluring and alienating.

Miley thought moving to a new city would be a fresh start. A new house. A new school. A life that finally felt like her own. But at Blackwood High, time doesn't move forward. Three days repeat themselves again and again, and Miley is the only one who notices. As the loop tightens, she begins to realize that the school is watching her - and that this cycle didn't start with her. Because some curses don't trap you forever. They let you escape... once.

Knox has secrets. She never lets anyone get to close, not even her best friend. A school dance changes everything. Someone is threatening to expose her secrets. Knox has to make a choice. Trust the good boy or the bad boy. One will lead her to destruction the other to redemption. Read the story below 😊

UNSCRIPTED Some stories aren't planned. When Zoe Lin wins a reality acting contest, she expects fame, not self‑discovery. Between the bright lights and whispered rivalries, she meets Terry - steady, kind, and quietly brilliant - and Jax Montgomery, her rival who sees too much. As the cameras fade, Zoe learns that becoming someone worth watching means first becoming someone worth being. A story about ambition, vulnerability, and the quiet kind of love that changes everything.

One year in Ireland. A lifetime of regret. And a secret nickname that still has the power to pull me back into the chaos. Returning to school was supposed to be easy. Then I saw Cecelia. Then she mentioned him. If you thought high school was hard, try coming back to it when the only person you actually want to see is the one person you're most afraid to face. They call him "Sugar," and he's been waiting for me to come home.

When twelve-year-old Lily sits alone on a dock feeling invisible, her grandmother Evelyn joins her and begins sharing stories from a lifetime ago. Growing up in rural America during the early twentieth century, Evelyn learned what it felt like to have her feelings dismissed, her voice overlooked, and her dreams quietly pushed aside. Through stories of childhood, family, hardship, resilience, and self-discovery, she reveals the lessons that shaped her life and the wisdom she wishes someone had shared with her when she was young. As the seasons pass and their conversations deepen, Lily begins to see that the struggles she faces are not so different from those of generations before her. Together, grandmother and granddaughter discover that while times may change, the need to be heard, valued, and loved remains the same. A heartfelt historical novel about family, healing, courage, and finding your voice.

A sick boy begins dreaming of a world where he can run, explore, and laugh without limits. There, he meets a cheerful boy who looks exactly like him-a version of himself untouched by illness. Together they travel across a beautiful dream world filled with wonder and adventure, becoming inseparable friends. But as the dreams grow longer and more vivid, the line between dream and reality begins to blur. While his dream life becomes brighter than ever, his real body grows weaker with every passing day. Eventually, he must face a choice: Wake up and return to the difficult reality he left behind... Or remain forever in the dream, where he can stay young, healthy, and free. The One Dreamer is a fantasy story about hope, friendship, and the courage to decide what makes a life truly worth living.

Aaron has been at his new school for a week. Nobody knows his name. Nobody looks at him when he walks through the halls. He keeps his head down, does his time, and goes home to an empty house. The only living thing that notices him is a stray dog that waits at his gate every morning. Aaron feeds him the egg yolk he doesn't eat and a couple of biscuits. It's not much, but the dog never complains. He never named him. Giving something a name means getting attached, and getting attached means something that can be taken away. It's easier this way. Being invisible. Watching from the outside. Not caring. But one morning on the bus, a girl wakes him up. A senior. She doesn't just call him out for sleeping in the priority seat. She looks at him like she's already figured something out. Like she's been watching longer than he realized. Aaron has spent a long time making sure no one looks too closely. He's about to learn that some people look anyway.

They called it garbage. Sidhika called it a hidden future. While the world looks away from mountains of waste, a young girl dares to see something no one else can-a possibility powerful enough to change cities, industries, and millions of lives. But dreams are expensive. As she fights against doubt, failure, betrayal, and powerful people who want her vision buried, Sidhika must decide how far she is willing to go for the future she believes in. One idea. One flame. One chance to prove that the greatest revolutions are born where no one is looking. A story of ambition, innovation, resilience, and the courage to see value where everyone else sees nothing.

They say high school is the best time of your life. But for me,It was love, war, and betrayal. I'm Paddy , a famous figure in Senior 3 and, of course, the Bloodline gang. just a guy trying to survive school, friendships, and the chaos of growing up. I never expected a single look from her to flip my whole world .upside down,That girl precious. Love isn't a place. It's a feeling. I never planned to fall for her. Not at school, not at this age, not with everything I had going on. In a world full of rules, secrets, and shifting friendships, we dared to feel something real. Something dangerous. Something unforgettable.

After witnessing her mother's murder as a child, Princess Juno grows up isolated inside the castle walls, forced to hide the dangerous light magic burning inside her. Years later, her political engagement to Prince Lyon forces her into the spotlight again. As rebellion spreads across the kingdom and hidden worlds collide, Juno discovers that her powers are far more ancient and dangerous than anyone imagined. Betrayal, war, and destiny push her toward a future where she must decide whether she will become the savior of her people-or their downfall.

A boy who spends his days pretending to be a cheerful background character has his ordinary life turned upside down when he meets a strange girl he can't stop thinking about.

THE FOUR LETTERS OF PAIN This is not just a story about love. It is a story about pressure, silence, overthinking, and losing yourself while trying to hold everything together. It follows a young man trying to navigate relationships, friendship, identity, and ambition while carrying emotional weight he never learned how to put down. What starts as connection slowly turns into confusion, distance, and internal chaos. Between love and anxiety, trust and doubt, strength and breakdowns, he finds himself stuck in a cycle of trying to fix everything-except himself. Through heartbreak, panic, betrayal, and moments of clarity, he begins to understand something painful but real: Sometimes the hardest battle is not with others, but with your own mind. And healing doesn't start when everything gets better... It starts when you finally face what's been inside you all along.

This novel explores finding one's identity, learning to finally be okay with yourself, and creating meaningful connections in life, based on the author's personal experiences as a teen.

Legacies This is all about Bella Stilinski and Elijah Mikaelson kids Kai Parker Davina Claire Wade Bill Mikaelson Hope Allison Mikaelson Lila Erica Mikaelson Bobby Max Mikaelson Nolan Chris Mikaelson Luara Marie Mikaelson

Thomas Spark was the kind of boy everyone liked-but nobody truly saw. At Westbridge Academy, he spent years chasing acceptance, protecting everyone except himself, and loving a girl who would never love him back. When betrayal, humiliation, and heartbreak finally break him, his parents transfer him to Blackmore High-the most feared school in New York. Thomas expects monsters. Instead, he finds Marcus Kane, Rico Alvarez, Naomi Hart, and a group of students who teach him something he never learned at Westbridge: How to stand. As tensions rise between schools across the city, Thomas transforms from a timid people-pleaser into someone others call Spark. But power comes with a price, and the line between confidence and violence grows thinner every day. This is not a story about revenge. It's a story about becoming the person who no longer needs it.

"To everything, there is a season, and a time to every purpose..." or something like that. Jade was everything to Leana. Her strength, her voice of reason, her confidant. She was whisked away one fateful night, and held at the hands of a wet road, hydroplaned tires, and a disheveled boy, leaving Leana to navigate her summer before college all alone. Maybe not all alone... but it'll take an absurd amount of hangovers, a couple of cats, a stolen motorcycle, and every single stage of grief doubled for her to finally realize it. No one is ever truly alone. Especially not when Jade Birks was your former best friend. Even in death, Jade still manages to show Leana she is worthy of love. Sometimes, that love comes from the most unexpected places. Or person. Or both. This is their story.

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She is seventeen years old and she has spent her whole life being careful. One night she isn't. Beatrice - Bái Qiàn, her grandmother called her, white as thousand, pure as morning - has survived four families, three countries, and the particular cruelty of people who take in children for reasons that have nothing to do with love. She has a grandmother's house waiting for her in Beijing, a law degree waiting to be started, a future she has been building brick by brick since she was ten years old. Then two pink lines. Then a man she met once, whose name she has heard before, whose eyes are blue-green and whose voice says her name like it's worth saying. Then Beijing. Alone. Her grandmother's house, her grandmother's secrets, thirty years of files that tell her the woman who raised her was not who she thought. Then a knock at the gate. Silence is the story of a woman learning that surviving and living are not the same thing - and that the distance between them is exactly the length of learning to trust someone.

Some men are broken by pressure. Others are forged by it. But what happens when the pressure never stops? In the streets of Nairobi, survival is not a choice - it is a daily war fought in silence. Kael Mwangi is twenty-three, ambitious, and drowning. Not in water. In debt, in expectation, in a system that was never built for people like him. He had a plan. He had a blueprint. Then life happened. What begins as an ordinary struggle quietly mutates into something darker - a chain of decisions made in desperation, each one reasonable in the moment, each one pulling him deeper into a world he cannot name out loud. A world where money moves without paper trails. Where loyalty is currency. Where the wrong handshake can cost you everything. He didn't choose this life. This life chose him. As debts multiply and trusted faces begin to wear unfamiliar expressions, Kael realizes the most dangerous thing in his world is not the enemies in front of him - it is the man he is slowly becoming. Every step forward tightens the trap. Every choice rewrites who he is. And somewhere between the first compromise and the last, he must answer the question that will define him: How far would you go - if going back was no longer an option? The Billion-Shilling Blueprint is a raw, psychological thriller about ambition forged in fire, morality tested by hunger, and the invisible war every young African fights alone - between who they were raised to be, and who the world is forcing them to become. The blueprint was supposed to be his salvation. It became his confession.