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The kingdom he fights for has fallen, and with it, its traditions. He's missing an eye and lacks cane mead, but that won't keep him from freeing his fellow dogs. Follow along Gideon the Border Collie and his canine friends as they journey across medieval lands to save their kin from slavery, death, and the Gunpowder Revolution. (Read if you like the hero's journey, medieval fantasy, and anthropormorphic animals!)

I'm just trying to survive school, tuition, and a crush I don't have the energy for. My life is painfully ordinary, and I like it that way. At least I think I do. Then one evening refuses to stay normal.

Three weeks. One beach town. Zero idea who he really is. Alec O'Neill has the perfect life mapped out. So why does it all feel like a lie? He escapes to Haven, Florida to think. Instead, he meets Liz-a surf instructor with an infectious smile and shadows in her eyes. But Haven isn't just a sleepy beach town. And Liz's kindness might be covering secrets Alec isn't ready to uncover. ONGOING STORY! Read and comment! Help me discover what happens next!

Thomas is in his last year of high school. He's captain of the basketball team, pre-emptively invited to all the parties this year, and about to finally ask out his crush, Mia. It's gonna be a great year. Bailey is his best friend. He's smart, studious and loyal. He's also on the basketball team and he knows Thomas better than anyone. Oh, and he's in love with Thomas. That ought to make things interesting. ~ "Not funny, Tom." "Very funny, Bails." He raises his eyebrows in amusement at the nickname. "Bails?" "Well what would you call you?" I ask defensively. "I don't know. Lee?" "Do you want me to call you Lee?" "Nah." "Then that wasn't a very helpful suggestion, was it?" "It doesn't have to be. I shouldn't have to come up with my own nickname." "Well how am I supposed to do it?!" "I came up with yours!" "It's literally the first syllable of my name. It's not that amazing." He shrugs nonchalantly. "I don't hear anyone else calling you Tom." "That's because..." Huh. I actually don't know why that is. I don't let anyone else call me Tom because I have some vague memory of my father calling me Tom, but somehow it's okay when Bailey does it. Because Bailey's nothing like him. He would never leave me. **This is a spin off of Since Forever but can be read as a stand-alone.

A young boy by the name of Marcus Quin or Mark wakes up to a catastrophic event in his village, he escapes with his parents to a cave but is found by the one who caused the catastrophe and kills his parents trying to use Mark as a vessel for power but Mark escapes to a new world, The Modern World.

Sam Servitch appears a normal 15 year old boy in a normal school. He has normal friends and normal peers at school. However, his outsides are just a distraction from the hell of his mind. On a normal Friday at school, Sam carries a weapon into his school and plans to wreak havoc and suffering. He not only torments his peers, but unleashes upon the reader his full philosophy and reason for committing such heinous acts.

in which, against all odds, jason falls in love.

After a freak accident leaves her friend injured and her "pack" scattered, the reincarnated party girl embarks on her last journey. Her powers, and her patience, is tested as she navigates a forest of wolves weighed down by an old conflict. And that she may never truly accomplish her goal and escape the very literal hell waiting for her.

This is just a short drabble/character study for my OC Marianne (which is what my account is named after) and my friend's OC Simon. It's labeled as a Heathers inspired because their roles in this AU are slightly similar to that of Veronica and JD in Heathers: The Musical (that's not really relevant to this fic specifically but I tagged it because Mari and Simon are very different in canon). Mari's personality IS based on my own, but I wouldn't say this is a vent fic since her experiences are completely different from mine.

A little story about a girl who woke up in the wrong body and she needs to get back to her own

"Clerics have-not power over life and death," Lucy says, "but a special hand in it." Her gaze drops to her palms, tracing a lengthy life line that was once and could again be a lie. "How do we know when to exercise that guidance?" She can feel Yolanda's eyes on her, sympathetic and sorrowful, but she dares not look up. "We don't." Yolanda's voice is soft. "But I believe it is not always a cleric's responsibility to know. It is simply our responsibility to try." (Or: Forgiveness is about the journey, not the destination. And in the aftermath of Kipperlilly's death, Lucy Frostblade reaches for the divine.)

They make the remainder of the ride in utter silence-and limp be damned-she refuses his help out of the fucking rig, because she doesn't need it. She's been a woman to him for less than an hour and he's already turning her into his fragile, marble Galatea. True to her namesake, Furiosa slams the door, making it obvious how up-the-ass this entire situation is for her. He waves her down uselessly. OR Jack and Furiosa meet under the aegis of three nights spent at the Bullet Farm.

Lucy cannot explain what drew her over to these five, what made this halfling girl stand out in the cafeteria like a perfect snowflake amongst sleet, but she trusts it was divine intervention. Kipperlilly extends her hand to Lucy. "Welcome to the High 5 Heroes, Lucy." "High 5 Heroes." Lucy shakes Kipperlilly's hand. "I like that name." For a reason she can't explain, part of Lucy doesn't want to let go. (Or: Lucy Frostblade and Kipperlilly Copperkettle. Two lives that twine through time.)

In the heart of the ocean, shrouded by mists and mystery, lies the Isle of Nebularesis - a place where the realm of the fae is blurred and unearthly creatures exist. Beneath the rugged cliffs and jagged shores of this enchanted isle, hidden from the prying eyes of humanity, lies a prison unlike any other. Within the depths of the island's labyrinthine caverns, a prison forged of ancient magic houses the most dangerous and elusive of fae creatures. Here, amidst the echoing whispers of forgotten spells and the eerie glow of bioluminescent fungi, the fae convicts are bound by iron and ironclad law. At the heart of this subterranean realm lies the Forum of Shadows - a deadly arena where prisoners are forced to compete in a brutal contest. The clang of iron reverberates through the stone corridors as warriors from across the fae realms clash in a battle for survival. None survive. Caught amidst this deadly game is Lyra, a fae girl from a forgotten house. Trapped for hundreds of years within the prison's walls. As she navigates the treacherous waters of this enchanted realm, she discovers dark secrets hidden beneath the surface - secrets that threaten to unravel the delicate balance between the realm of the fae and that which exists beyond the Veridian Horizon - Zephyria. But as Lyra delves deeper into the mysteries of the Isle of Nebularesis, she finds herself drawn into the deadly contest of the Forum of Shadows. With each challenge, she uncovers pieces of a sinister plot that could spell doom for both the the fae realms and beyond. With time running out and enemies closing in from all sides, Lyra must harness her courage and unlock the hidden power within her if she is to survive the deadly game of iron and shadows. But in a realm where nothing is as it seems, even the most innocent of actions can have dire consequences.

With her newfound friendship and an entourage of stray dogs, the young party girl returns to accept her situation as a reincarnated hellspawn. But this new perspective can't prepare her for the less glamorous side of being a dog, all stemming from a middle-aged greyhound who knows her best days are long behind her.

Ethan is lost...in more ways than one. His memories are a little blurry, but he does know one thing. He'd never be able to face them again. *Cover art is not mine.*

When Kodiak Graham is snatched from his cozy town of Holwell and dropped off hundreds of miles away from his home, Kodiak has to make due with what he is given, or die trying to get back home.

This is how I decided to live

After hundreds of centuries of brutal conflict, the peoples of the Earth have at last united in service of one sole God: a God of pity. He writhes in endless torment under untold miles of soil and stone, His only temporary respite in the empowerment of those who live in his image, those who live in oppression and despair. Mankind has now devoted its whole industrial might to that end, and through the alleviation of His agony, has unburdened itself from much of its own, finding itself in a world of astonishing prosperity - miles-high towers, clean - almost free - energy, and cars that regard one another as no more than gusts of wind. At long last, Utopia has been realized. This is the story of the man who doubted it.

(Free to read + a paid bonus chapter) In a time when kidnapping is a common occurrence, Nora is about to become her father's science experiment. Nora believes she's starting a new job, working alongside her father, but instead, she's trapped inside of a dream with other humans. Besides for a small group of dreamers called Lucid, no one realizes anything is wrong with their new world. But dreams reveal who someone really is, even the secrets they didn't know, and Nora is not an exception. Charlie's father, Richard Pace, is the lead scientist. As a Lucid, Charlie is ordered by his father time and again to betray his own kind. And Nora is his next missions. But when Charlie discovers just how far his father's plans for Nora go, he'll have to choose between his freedom or his morals. Is it possible to escape when you don't even know you're trapped? Winner of the Candice Coghill award and the Royal Palm Literary award.