Nanowrimo12 Stories

Riley Lange, an ordinary seventeen-year-old girl of the resort planet Appalapachia, is scared of only two things- heights, since they have a bizarre tendency to cause deaths when people are around, and Chen-7, a disease so lethal it’s reserved itself to only affect two species- Time Lords… and Appalapuchians. Her mother caught it and died in a day. Much to Riley’s dismay, she’s caught it too. Banished to Two Streams Kindness Facility, a place where time is an illusion, she is sentenced to live her life slowly dying, trying to find a cure to her disease, willing herself not to die of boredom instead. (Cover by Mira Lamb on Figment!)

Watty Awards Nominee 2013/THE POWERS PROJECT TRILOGY BOOK 1 - Five teenagers find themselves writhing in pain on a hospital bed. After what seems like ages they are finally released. The teenagers meet up in the lobby and find that all five of them shared the same disease, Nitsu. After a couple weeks of time, the teenagers start to notice things. Weird things. Like how Trenton can suddenly read minds. And Aria can heal immediately after getting shot. And even how Jade can suddenly see into the future. But, upon finding out that the five teenagers now possess amazing powers a bigger problem arises. The government is out to get them and their creators are out to kill them. Trying to live in a normal world, deal with everyday high school drama, and balance out the fact that they all now possess supernatural powers, Aria, Blake, Trenton, Jade, and Rowen fight to stay alive in the new world they have been introduced to. -- Copyright AriaSummers The Nitsu Project © 2013-2014, AriaSummers ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. This book contains material protected under International and Federal Copyright Laws and Treaties. Any unauthorized reprint or use of this material is prohibited. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system without express written permission from the author / publisher.