Debutnovel Stories

🍀1st Place at the 2025 Four Leafed Clover Awards🍀 "What do I hunger for..." The existence of Shades are as old as history. Soul-eating entities with skin as black as ink and a presence as cold as ice. They don't have an end goal, their only purpose: To steal, kill, destroy and most of all, to Consume. One of these Shades meets Dawn, a shy, noble girl that's still coping the loss of her father, who died three years prior. In a last second decision, the Shade possesses her umbrella. All the while, making a vow, to not just watch over her as she enters a new school, but also to protect her from the rest of his species. --- What to expect: - A character focused story with a cast you'll grow to love. (Or absolutely hate) - Grim, dark moments, balanced out by comforting and cozy moments. - A story that takes place in a Medieval London-esque world that's expanded on as the story progresses.

Aaliyah Bashir is a 17-year-old Junior at Sterling Heights High School in Boston, who wears the Hijab, yet doesn't realize what it means to be a true Hijabi. Join Aaliyah through her hectic, yet rewarding journey as she rediscovers what Islam actually is and takes the path of becoming a better Muslimah.

Three worlds, separated only by an ancient Gate Tree, and a rushing river, are in peril. Diana Faleque, a young princess of Vanarya, is thrown into the midst of this raging conflict between the powerful Fae, Man, and the natural world. To one side of this conflict lies an ancient sanctuary guarded by the Fae Council, a group created and commanded by the Goddess called the Mother. To the other side lies the country Avaknor, a cruel and spiteful human civilization just over the Fae's river, itching to strike. Will the humans bow to their neighbor's power? Or rise as one and claim the right to the Gate Tree? As we enter our story on the other side of the Gate Tree, Diana must navigate through being the heir to her father's throne, training, and guilt towards her sister Solanna's disability from birth. Back in the world of the Fae, twins Mya and Rylond grow restless in their newfound prison, which they are expected to call home. When anger stirs among the twins and their fellow captives, the leader of the Fae Council faces death at the hands of the twin's newly formed alliance, called The Seven. With the death of the rest of the Fae Council looming, Diana is made Heir of the Council before she even knows who they are. And so, Diana is now tasked with finding and defeating the rebelling twins, before her world falls apart. But something much darker is creeping from Avaknor toward what Diana loves most in the world, her sister. Will Diana reason with the twins before they destroy themselves? Will Diana push through her guilt and save her sister? As the Heir of the Council rises, the world will bow to her destiny.

She never expected to be noticed. He never expected to care. One letter changed everything. To the Girl I Never Noticed Seventeen-year-old Aria has always kept to herself at Silverwood Academy - soft-spoken, bookish, invisible to everyone except herself. Her world is full of daydreams and secret crushes. Especially one: Luca Reed. Then one morning, a handwritten letter slips through her locker door. No name. No signature. Just words full of feeling... meant for her. When Aria finally gathers the courage to ask Luca about it - he says he didn't write it. As the quiet days pass, more letters appear. And with them, more questions. Who's leaving them? Why now? And is it possible someone has been watching her far closer than she ever realized? A soft, slow-burn romance about hidden hearts, longing, and the quiet magic of being truly seen.

The Whisperwind Cartographer is a slow-burn narrative focusing on the collision of two highly controlled individuals: Elara Vesper, a pragmatic, high-end private investigator seeking physical evidence, and the enigmatic Cartographer, who charts the intangible world (sounds, silence, memory echoes) to locate things. The initial quest involves a stolen cache of famous diamonds (The Northern Straits cache), but this soon becomes a catalyst for the true plot: deciphering the Cartographer's cryptic methodology and the personal mystery surrounding him. Elara is hired to use his unique skills, but she is skeptical. As the investigation forces them into close, confined working quarters, the story will meticulously detail their evolving relationship-moving from professional antagonism and deep suspicion to a surprising, quiet understanding and adorable, domestic connection. The core transformation will be the Cartographer's gradual physical and emotional unveiling, revealing a deeply sensitive and surprisingly vulnerable core beneath the layers of his mysterious routine.

Ruhani: A Soul Learning to Breathe Book One of Untill We Couldn't Series She was never the storm. She was the silence after - the kind that buried you. Ruhani Mirza has always been invisible in the places she called home. Blamed, belittled, and broken in the corners of her own house, she survives by clinging to things no one notices - her poetry journal, her nani's voice in her head, and the sound of cassette tapes that still speak louder than her family. At twenty, life offers her a way out - a job in another city, a train ticket she hides beneath her pillow, and a chance to breathe away from the ones who taught her she wasn't enough. But before freedom can begin, the past demands to be grieved. From friendships that turned to betrayals, to a love that was never hers to keep, Ruhani must confront the ghosts of who she was... to find the girl who still dreams. A tender coming-of-age tale about survival, softness, and slow rebellion, Ruhani: A Soul Learning to Breathe is a heartbreakingly intimate look into what it means to be broken - and still choose to begin.

"Why you love rain so much?" He asked her while looking at her "I don't know, I just feel like rain feels like love from heaven" she said looking at the sky "Yeahh,rain and you both feels like Amaya" He said while admiring her looking at the rainy sky "What's Amaya?" She asked making a confusing face "When I first went Japan siya bought me a book from there in that book I read a line it said "she just looked like Amaya" then I got to know about this word it means "night rain from heaven" at first I thought it's silly but now I guess I would change my opinion" He said shifting his gaze to the pink sky. "What?" She said in a low tone while confusingly smiling "Nothing let's go, you'll get cold" He said getting up from the stairs Amaya is a warm hug to all who love chaos, drama, emotions, love and friendship 💗 It's a teen fiction story with love <3

Being reincarnated as a vampire was the last thing Phoenix thought could have been the curse for breaking out of the underworld. Now cursed with an uncontrollable thirst for blood on a full moon, Phoenix must quickly find the one person that can break him free of the curse before the next full moon. But, once again, things don't go as planned as Phoenix lands into the palms of a refined vampire family whose aim is to raise a coven who can withstand bloodlust. In the meantime, Pheonix tries to blend into this new environment, his eyes set on his cure, his lover in his past life. But he isn't the only one who needs her... Will he be able to protect her from those who seek the powers she unconsciously possess? Or should we ask the more important question: Will he be able to control his bloodlust when he sees her... ...because when the prophecy begins and the rolls of secrets start to unfurl, blood is a necessity and the center of it all: the problem and its solution... -------------------------------------------------------- From the author: *If you aren't reading this book on Wattpad it has been stolen* © All rights are reserved, let's help stop plagiarism.

When fate takes an unexpected turn, two strangers find themselves sharing more than just a destination-they're stuck with each other in the same bed. Sofia, a free-spirited traveler seeking solitude, only wants to escape the chaos of her life for a few quiet days by the sea. Liam, a brooding businessman with a hidden vulnerability, is running from memories he can't erase. Neither expected to cross paths, much less be forced to share the last available room at a cozy seaside inn. As misunderstandings, banter, and undeniable chemistry fill the air, the tension between them grows. But the close proximity reveals more than they're willing to admit, and the walls they've built around their hearts begin to crumble. In this journey of stolen glances, secret confessions, and unexpected tenderness, Sofia and Liam discover that the only thing harder than sharing a bed with a stranger... is saying goodbye. Perfect for fans of forced proximity, slow-burn romance, and unforgettable characters. Will a chance encounter lead to a lifetime of love, or will it all fade with the tides? Find out in One Bed & Two Strangers!

Livia Ashley Canter is beautiful, smart, funny, and involved. She has a perfect life, the perfect family, and everything she could ever want. But sometimes it feels like Livia Ashley Canter is a lie. Nobody knows the Real Livia. The Real Livia is depressed, bored, unhappy, and constantly anxious. She feels like a human tornado- confused, dizzy, and overwhelmed. Livia hates trying to hide herself, but if she told everyone about her problems, nobody would understand. She wants to be at peace with herself. She wants, for once, for Livia Ashley Canter to become one, whole, good person. And to do this, Livia must figure out who she is and find herself in this crazy, wreck of a world- before she becomes a human tornado.

"My name is Avery Blake. I will be the hero for the next 300 pages. Well, in my opinion I will be anyway. After all, this is my story. My primary occupation is as a pharmaceutical rep. I have to say I do love the sales and I definitely love the cash... But it doesn't send adrenaline shooting through my body and make me bounce up and down like a kid in a sweet shop. No, the things that really get me going include painting, volunteer work, killing, tap dancing and golfing. Yes, you read that correctly." One person's crazy is another person's reality, with so much in this world being left to interpretation, is killing really wrong? Are serial killers really insane? Anyway, who are you to judge? The locals of Southhurst would never dare wander the streets alone at night, since there has been a serial killer terrorising the area for fifteen years. But Avery Blake isn't afraid. Avery Blake is a serial killer. She kills because she enjoys it. But how long can she go on like this, before someone catches on? Insane is a psychological thriller addressing the different perceptions of morality and what influences them.

From a kingdom far, far away... Four criminals rule the shadows: Alina Sanchez, pirate queen and daughter of the ocean. Azriel, a deserted ex-general. Keith, the devil's own son. Myrah, a quiet healer with a lethal touch. Together, they are the Lethal Four. When they're hired to assassinate the powerful Galanthia family and infiltrate the royal palace, the plan is flawless, until it isn't. A single mistake spirals into disaster. The real Galanthia sisters turn up dead. And before dawn breaks, Azriel, Myrah, and Keith are dragged away in chains. To save them, Alina must do the one thing she swore never to do again: step into the light and reveal the truth she's spent years burying. She is not just a pirate. She is not just a queen. She is the goddess of the elements and the kingdom has no idea what kind of storm they've just unleashed.

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When Henry loses his memory of the past year completely, and the rest of his memories are only coming back slowly- including all his memories of his girlfriend Eva, best friends, and family- he has to figure out how to move on from the life he vaguely remembers to carve a new place for himself. He still has his sister, anyways, and his family still loves him- right? So what if he doesn't even remember which bedroom is his. But Eva still cares about Henry, even if she thinks he's acting like a jerk to all of them. And Henry isn't so sure he wants to give up on this beautiful girl. This debut Wattpad novel has been called "horrible", "amazing", and "I don't know what to say" by several beta readers. See what you think!

Stephan Auditore, 25 years old, lost all his family when he was eight. He has spent all of his time alone. Passionate for acting, he goes to an audition for the role of waiter #2 and instead he gets the role of a lifetime. He had no interest in dating, he's driven, he doesn't want to be left hungry and in the streets again. That is, until Hunter McKenzie walks into his life. He realizes everything he had been missing.

"Be messy and complicated and afraid and show up anyways." - Glennon Doyle Melton *** -#1 in commercial fiction - 4/'19 - #1 in indieauthor - 6/'19 What could a beautiful young artist/college student possibly have in common with a stressed out soccer mom or divorced, middle-aged cookbook author? Seemingly nothing, except for their secret meetings held every week, always at the same time and place. Same Time, Same Place takes a laugh out loud contemporary look at three very different women, one scale, and a breakaway club for dieting misfits. But can they keep their vow not to become involved in one another's complicated world's outside of their weekly meet-ups? And what are they going to do about the men in their lives? Voted onto Goodreads Listopia's "Best Debut Chick-Lit" in its previously published version as Keeper of the Scale, this new updated version follows unlikely friends -- thirty-something Janine and her diet buddies, middle-aged Margarite and college student Rebecca -- as they laugh, cry, and, in the end, learn more about each other and themselves than how to shed some pounds... *A work of upmarket, contemporary fiction, this book is dedicated to celebrating unlikely friendships. *To read a synopsis of the novel, which is set in the scenic San Francisco Bay Area (as depicted on its cover design/photo credit: Ian Schneider), check out my previous post: https://www.wattpad.com/story/184125948-new-book-coming-soon

They fled a dying world, but the past followed them. In the final days of a collapsing civilization, nine families place their last hopes in a colossal vessel built from ambition, desperation, and fading belief. What waits beyond the stars is not salvation, but silence-and the unknown. On a new world scorched by impact and shadowed by memory, the survivors must endure more than the elements. They must face each other. As old alliances fracture and buried secrets stir, the line between survival and domination begins to blur. From the ruins of one world, the seeds of another will rise. But at what cost? In the ashes of yesterday, the future is not promised-it must be taken.

For Once The Ending Comes First When James was brought onto trial for murder, Sarah focused on the story, not on the truth. She was a (foster) mom, after all, and who else but her would fight for her kid? But the problem with balancing on a web of feeble truths and broken lies is just that: it's thin and snaps just as quickly as it was built. Sarah struggles to navigate her life as she plunges into a new relationship with James, a painfully quiet and reserved seventeen year old boy with a bleak past and a firm lock on the door to his future. His mental health battle, fueled through panic attacks and nightmares, adds an additional strain to their fragile relationship and forces Sarah to question how much she really knows what on February 13th, the night James' father had committed suicide. When she begins to suspect that there is more to the death of James' father than what is written on the police report, Sarah learns that she needs to conduct her own murder investigation; this time, however, inside her own home with a broken young boy that she is starting to love.