Rebelheroine Stories

(As always critiques are appreciated) The rules of Westbrook Academy's Capstone Thesis Program are simple. One year. One project. One partnership. Julian Aryas has spent four years building a perfect, solitary plan for his future. He doesn't need people. He needs equations, silence, and the predictable logic of a world that makes sense on paper. He is ranked first in his year and he intends to stay there. Roxanne Kayla has spent four years making sure nobody looks too closely. The leather jacket, the back-row seat, the reputation that walks into a room before she does - all of it carefully constructed to keep the world at a comfortable distance from the thing she actually is. She is ranked second in her year. She finds this personally offensive. When the school's Compatibility Algorithm pairs the two highest-ranking seniors together for the most important project of their academic lives, Julian gets a lab partner who brings snacks he didn't ask for and questions that dismantle everything he thought he understood. Roxy gets the one person whose mind moves fast enough to keep up with hers - which is the most dangerous thing that has ever happened to her. She has a theory she has never shown anyone. He has a future built entirely for one. Neither of them planned for this. Neither of them planned for each other. But some equations refuse to be solved alone. The Theory of Us is a slow burn enemies-to-lovers story about two people who are brilliant, lonely, and absolutely terrible at admitting either one. (Kudos to a certain "Del" For the idea)

Before Earth, before the birth of civilizations as we know them-there was another planet. One so far it sits millions of light-years away. A thriving world, rich with everything humans would need to survive. And yeah, it had already mattered for a very long time. The planet was called Siltia, and its people-the Celtians-lived in harmony. For a while, at least. But let's be real: humans, even at their lowest and most clueless, still manage to be violent by nature. And so, chaos spread like wildfire. That peaceful world? It turned into a jungle where only the strongest survived and the weak were crushed-all for land, power, and something even darker... a twisted desire to control something inhuman. As things spiraled out of control-mentally, emotionally, everything-something new began to stir. A new breed of humans emerged. People with rare powers, the kind that mess with your mind, heart, or body. They were called the Excalibars, and their abilities passed down through bloodlines, making them hard to find-and even harder to control. Which, of course, made them targets. Hunted down, enslaved, exploited. So, what kind of journey awaits our heroine, Soma? And what's her connection to the Excalibars? That's what you're about to find out, in Sousou no Soma.

To remember is rebellion. To dream is war. Some dreams are too ancient to forget. Some memories never belonged to you at arl. In a world where dreams are closely monitored and wiped clean each morning, Eirene works in a clinic tasked with keeping sleep safe and silent. But when a stranger murmurs her name, her carefully constructed life begins to unravel. Whispers from forgotten nights follow her. Symbols she can't explain burn under her skin. And one haunting truth refuses to let go: She has been here before. As the mysterious severance stirs beneath the seventh layer of the dreamrealm, Eirene is drawn into a hidden war between memory and control, past lives, and present power. And at its heart, a boy who remembers every version of her, even when she does not remember herself. With ancient sigils, forbidden rituals, and fractured souls awakening, Eirene must cross the dreamlayers to uncover the truth about who she is... and what she was meant to become. Blending lush mythology, haunting mystery, and lyrical prose, The Waking Dream is a breath-taking fantasy debut about memory, identity, and the quiet rebellion of those who dare to remember.

He had always ruled his world with iron-every law, every gaze, every word binding those around him. Then she arrived, fragile in appearance, fearless in spirit-a spark he neither wanted nor could resist. She should have bowed. She should have obeyed. But desire does not listen, and neither does love when it is a cage. And thus began their Qaid-e-Ishq-a prison of passion, power, and defiance.

"They called her a sinner for daring to dream. She became a warrior for daring to love." Vaidehi has always been the black sheep of her Zamindar family. While her cousin Mandira perfected the art of being a dutiful daughter. She is the rebel. Vaidehi Manek wants freedom, not a husband. Then came, He- the golden boy. Adhrith Mittal has an Oxford degree and a wedding date set with the wrong woman. When Adhrith chooses the rebel over the ideal bride, the Haveli turns into a battleground The Final Book in the Series. Before Anaisha, Anahita and Ira, there was Vaidehi. Book Conceptualized in NOV 2025