Novnov Stories

❝𝗛𝗲 𝗹𝗶𝘃𝗲𝗱 𝗶𝗻 𝘀𝗵𝗮𝗱𝗼𝘄𝘀. 𝗦𝗵𝗲 𝘄𝗮𝘀 𝗱𝗿𝗮𝘄𝗻 𝘁𝗼 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗺.❞ She thought he was nothing but arrogance. He thought she was just another distraction. But within the halls of Nevermore, where secrets breathe and obsessions take root, their paths inevitably crossed. Long before Wednesday Addams ever set foot in Nevermore, her parents did - with Seraphina Vale, Morticia's closest friend, who finds herself entangled with Isaac Night: the brilliant boy with a fragile heart and a dangerous obsession. Slow-burn romance, forbidden secrets, and the haunting choice between saving someone... or watching them destroy themselves. ☾ ⋆ ───────── ⋆ ☽ ✦ Wednesday season 2 ✦ Isaac Night (Slurp) x Female OC ✦ Slow burn romance ✦ Gothic aesthetic ✦ Shadows, secrets, obsession ✦ Love that burns, even in the dark

I have three rules for the start of every school year: First, stay excellent. New year, same me, not changing for anyone. Secondly, keep cool, calm and collected. We can't have dumb emotions raging all over the place, can we now? Last and most certainly not least, no rubbing shoulders with mediocrity. I can't have average people in my space. And I've always kept these rules for the past 5 years. But someone, one annoyingly infruriating person has somehow managed to break all of them... ...and break me in the process. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ What happens when a guarded, sharp-edged girl crashes into the life of a painfully soft, sunshine-coded boy who refuses to leave her alone? Roseline Williams has built her world on distance, control, and not needing anybody. Leonard "Ryan" Lockwood shows up with sketchbooks, dumb optimism, and a habit of seeing the good in people who don't want to be seen at all. She hates him on sight. He likes her for reasons even he can't explain - maybe it's her eyes, maybe it's the storm behind them. Two opposites. One hallway, one shared class, one very unfortunate student program. Walls crack. Nerves fray. And nothing stays the same.

💫 Beneath the Northern Sky 🌙 She only wanted a job. He only wanted silence. But fate had other plans. Zainab Bello - sharp, beautiful, and fiercely independent - never imagined her worst day would lead her into the world of Salim Adnan Zayd, the cold, prince and an untouchable CEO whose name alone could silence a room. Their first encounter was nothing short of disastrous - insults, arrogance, and a misunderstanding that burned bridges before they were even built. She hated him. He didn't care enough to notice. But life has a strange way of twisting paths. When Zainab is unexpectedly called back for a position at his company, she finds herself trapped in a world of power, pride, and secrets she was never meant to see. He's hiding something. She's not ready to forgive. And between them lies a storm neither can control. A tale of pride, Royalty, secrets, betrayals pain, and unexpected love - where silence speaks louder than words, and hatred slowly learns to whisper love. ---

Earth, 20 October 2120 Today, I'm flying to Singapore to visit my brother. But something changed. Midway through the flight, our plane was attacked. Red snow began to fall, the sky darkened, and creatures from myth stirred in the clouds-watching, whispering nameless fears. Now, I can't tell who I'm supposed to save first... or if any of us can still be saved at all.

Have you ever wondered what it'd be like for an Alpha to have a blind Mate? Wonder how he'd react to a blind Mate as a Luna? Accept her or reject her? Here's my story of the adventures and journey of being an Alpha's blind Mate.

Herb Albinson had gone through all the training for master wizard, but the problem is he was partying all the time, and he forgot most of what he was taught. He embarrassed himself by pronouncing himself a master wizard but when the light goes out or someone need a minor healing, he completely forgot the spell. But there are new opportunities afoot as the head of a wizard college remembered him in school and how well he did on his math's exams for wizardry wonders and sent for him for a new position. Now he realizes this might be his last chance to get a real job in the kingdom, so he studies up on his spell craft and disavows ever drinking or going out partying again to reclaim his life and his career.

The Harbinger is gone, but his fall has left a power vacuum and power never stays unclaimed for long. In the fragile dawn after victory, Nocturnis stands at a crossroads. Wounded and rebuilding, the city faces a new threat: the return of the rogue packs, exiles who once lurked in the wilds beyond the walls. Now they rise in alarming numbers, their ranks swelled by deserters, mercenaries, and bitter hearts with nothing to lose. Whispers speak of a hidden leader rallying them with promises of a new order one where the Alphas fall and Nocturnis bows to no crown or council. Tasha Blackwood, still bearing the scars of the Harbinger's war, must navigate the treacherous currents of politics, betrayal, and the uneasy unity of her people. But even as she fights to keep the city whole, she and Alexander are tested in ways neither battlefield nor prophecy prepared them for. Luna and Alpha, bound by love yet pulled by duty, must face the truth: in war, the enemy is clear but in peace, danger can wear the face of a friend. Allies will falter. Old enemies will resurface. And as the drums of rebellion echo beyond the city walls, Nocturnis must decide whether it will stand together, or burn from within? This is a sequel to Loving A Stranger

Angeline doesn't have time for vampires. Her days are spent working to keep her grandmother in the nursing home-until the night vampires storm her classroom. Thrown into chaos, she's forced to ally with Obsidian, a cold, magnetic vampire hunter. He's lethal and distrustful; she's warm-hearted, and refuses to believe anyone is beyond saving. She meets his violence with compassion, and for the first time in his long, blood-soaked life, Obsidian hesitates-blades still drawn, watching the world NOT end because of her. When war erupts between humans and vampires, Angeline learns her grandmother is one of the oldest and most powerful vampires of them all. As darkness closes in, she must decide who to trust, what to fight for, and whether love can survive the monsters within. Updates: New Chapters on Monday, Wednesday, Friday ≈ 1800-3500 words per chapter Check out my blog if you want to get ahead on a few chapters

Amelia Garner is a small-town bakery owner with too much sweetness in her heart and too much flour on her hands. When an anonymous order for twelve Christmas cookies arrives, she thinks it's just another delivery. But behind the wrong address and a guarded stranger's door, Amelia's life begins to change, one cookie at a time. ♡ A Christmas story about love, healing, and the gentle magic of kindness. Twelve cookies. One winter. A love that melts the cold.

The story of two hearts that found each other in a world that tried everything to tear them apart. Their love is tender yet unyielding, soft as a whisper yet fierce as a storm. Together, they walk a path where every step demands courage, every glance holds promises, and every touch defies the shadows cast by society's chains. They are not just lovers-they are warriors, fighting battles not with swords, but with the strength of their devotion. And though the world may stand against them, they prove that love, when true, does not surrender. It endures. It aches. It conquers. This is not just their story-it is mine to tell. And perhaps, as you turn these pages, you will feel what I felt: that even in sorrow, even in struggle, love always wins all. #NovNov

TL;DR: Within a Tennessee coffee shop, the biggest arguments of life aren't won with logic, but with love. The narrative blends moral lessons and heartfelt themes. Chloe has a theory: a perfect grade will solve everything. As a sharp-witted university student, she's certain a flawless academic paper will quiet the anxiety that hums just beneath the surface. Her research headquarters becomes Joe's Higher Grounds, a cozy Knoxville coffee shop where the aroma of roasting beans is second only to the quiet wisdom of its owner and the unexpected strangers who help along the way. From her corner booth, Chloe observes a congregation of regulars, each wrestling with their own fractured struggles. Chloe's carefully constructed world shatters when a devastating grade from the relentlessly skeptical Professor Finch not only wounds her pride but threatens her scholarship. Her confident arguments crumble, her rewrites fail and her intellectual sparring with charming Ben deepens her confusion. Forced to confront the ruins of her own intellect and the profound sorrows of her friends, Chloe is brought to her knees. With her academic future on the line, she must discover true faith. Can she learn the ultimate defense of faith isn't an argument to be won, but a life to be lived?

He'd left her a note and a cold cup of coffee. That's how Mara's world ended, quietly, normally, and tragically. Grief came in small details: his jacket still by the door, the mug with her lipstick print, the phone that lit up with his name she could not make herself answer. Every small thing, hurts. But the city doesn't stop for broken hearts. The rain still falls, the bread still bakes, strangers still smile. And as Mara staggers under sorrow, she finds herself stretched between the agony of memory and the fragile hope of tomorrow. This is not a story of perfect love. This is a story of losing big, of surviving by a thread, and of making beauty from the fissures that are left behind. A story where kindness comes in the form of warm croissants, a stranger's guitar, and a laugh that surprises her in the darkness. And when Mara eventually masters folding the note and tucking it away, she finds out something she never anticipated: heartbreak isn't forever. Not when life continues to move on. Not when healing arrives in tiny, stubborn bits. Not when hope, despite everything, still wants to be discovered. Until It Doesn't Hurt is a gritty, emotional romance about endings that shatter us, beginnings that rebuild us, and the quiet miracle of falling in love again.

Aria knows better than to fall for the boy who shows up on her doorstep bruised, silent, and refusing to believe anyone could care about him. Locklyn knows better than to want things he isn't allowed to have.

𝑴𝒂𝒓𝒂 𝑰𝒃𝒓𝒂𝒉𝒊𝒎 𝒌𝒏𝒐𝒘𝒔 𝒉𝒐𝒘 𝒕𝒐 𝒔𝒖𝒓𝒗𝒊𝒗𝒆: Stay quiet. Blend in. Don't draw attention. As the only Black Muslim girl at a wealthy, white prep school, Mara has mastered the art of invisibility. But when the school's golden rebel, Theodore Creed, sets his sights on her, she finds herself pulled into a world of passion, risk, and unexpected tenderness And eventually Mara falls. Hard. But love was never meant to be safe for a girl like her. Not in a world that judges her skin, her scarf, her faith. Not when the whispers turn to rumors and her parents find out. Just as Mara feels herself unraveling, she discovers a journal in her backpack belonging to Hannah Cole: the quiet, brilliant girl who never spoke to her ... and who, somehow, has been watching it all unfold. Through Hannah's words, Mara sees her own story in a new light. A love worth fighting for. A silence worth breaking. And maybe -just maybe- a fall worth catching. Not just her own, but Hannah's too. Because falling hurts but rising? Rising is power.

Mackenzie knows all there is to know about love and men, which is why she hasn't gone on a single date in, well, ever. So when her best friend dares her to put her theories to the test and tame the worst campus player, who also happens to be her roommate, Mackenzie's about to learn that practical experience is way messier than textbooks. Jake Hunter has a six-pack, a reputation, and the emotional range of a teaspoon. The guy's allergic to commitment and thinks "feelings" are something you get after too many tequila shots. But when Mackenzie takes him as her personal project, armed with color-coded notes and zero chill, Jake realizes he might've finally met his match. Now it's brain versus charm, theory versus temptation... and neither of them is playing fair.

---------------------------------------------------------------------- Get more book materials on: www.theboywho.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Mia Davis thought she had her life figured out. Stanford goalkeeper. National team prospects. Three thousand miles from the small town that held too many memories. But when Coach asks her to decide about transferring by January 1st, she returns home for Christmas-only to find the one person she's spent four years trying to forget. Jace Mitchell was supposed to be at MIT, living the genius life everyone predicted. Instead, he's back in Frozen Peak, carrying secrets that made him give up everything-including the girl he asked to prom with a mathematical proof and then abandoned without explanation. When they're assigned to co-renovate their childhood ice rink for the town's Christmas Festival, they have three weeks to work together. Three weeks of forced proximity in the place where they fell in love. Three weeks for the truth to surface about why he left, what he sacrificed, and whether some equations can be solved after all. Some things can't be erased. Some things can't be escaped. And some boys are worth melting for.

She kept secrets to protect him. He kept questions to protect them all. When Beaverton's magic surfaces, only both can hold the balance. Emma: "I always thought the weirdest thing about Beaverton would be an eccentric neighbor or two. I wasn't prepared for the houseplants sighing, the mirror humming, or the lake remembering entire cities. I kept my hands busy with pots, recipes, and a new tech startup-until the night the equinox broke loose and the town began to breathe magic." Alex: never wanted to be wrong. His analytics could explain the sun and moon, but not why his coffee spun without help or the way a river suddenly hummed like a living wire. When Emma finally told him the truth (about her heritage and the town's hidden wards) his curiosity didn't retreat. It sharpened. Together they must gather artifacts, rally friends, and decode a ritual older than any of their lives. For Emma it's a reckoning with the family she never told him about. For Alex it's a radical redefinition of what his data can measure. And for Beaverton-there's everything to lose.

Elle has wanted to die for a hundred years now. She's tried everything; drowning, decapitation, electrified, mauled by a dog in dire need of a breathe mint, shot by a grenade launder (that one hurt like a bitch), ran over by a big ass caravan, and just about every standard procedure method of unaliving one's self 101. She soon meets a grouchy time traveling assassin of sorts and a dying boy. Within just weeks her whole world unravels and the dark truth of her immortality is revealed. Will she finally die? or will she find a reason to live out her curse as a blessing instead?

When no one knows you're alive, its liberating and confining. It's one of the best things that can happen to you, especially if you're a villain! You can be someone else, live the life you never could, do the things you only dreamt of! You would think, at least. However, the best thing you can do is start over new and embrace anonymity, new horizons, more opportunity. Until, that is, the holder of the lien on your life cold calls you home -- now what? Act like you didn't get the call? Take a third shot at redemption? Or better yet -- do something bold and reclaim your life? Only if you've got the guts to own it - but you just may end up dead, for real this time. The Deets: * once weekly chapter drops * no profanity, no graphic sex/violence scenes * this a basically book one of a series I'm working on so expect more! ~~~And btw the pics shown here all came from Pinterest ~~~