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WATTPAD BOOKS EDITION Everest is the most popular boy in school. He's handsome, wealthy, and captain of the football team-he has the world at his fingertips, but he's desperately unhappy. And when those feelings become too much to bear, he tries to take his own life. On the surface, Beverly's different from Everest in every possible way. She's quiet, shy, hard working, and keeps to herself on campus, focusing on her schoolwork and her part-time job, distracting herself from her less-than-perfect upbringing. When Everest returns to school after his attempt, he's in more pain than ever. Discarded by his friends, he draws little empathy and too much attention from those who surround him. But when Beverly and Everest meet unexpectedly in a dusty corner of the old library, they discover together just how rich life can be when given the freedom to just be yourself.

Bucky Barnes has recently escaped the clutches of HYDRA. He is barely surviving, that is until you come into his life and change everything for him.

Taylor's little sister, Elizabeth, is struggling with an eating disorder. Lizzie is 15 years old and Taylor is desperate to help her. Trigger warning: this story will contain topics related to eating disorders, depression, self harm, anxiety and mental health. However, I will try to avoid mentioning numbers related to weight or calories. This is actually based on my story, but of course there's fiction too. It's my first time writing for other people to read, so any comment/advice is more than welcomed.

[sequel to RWBY: The Ace in the hole] Beacon has fallen and tensions are high between the kingdoms of Remnant. Rusty Calavera seeks vengeance on Adam Taurus and hopes to recover what was stolen from him, taking him to the far off island of Menagerie....... [Volumes 4-6] "There is no love without sin. Love is best measured in what we forgive." - Nightcrawler.

kim taehyung's life was a collection of bright moments: winning debates with his best friend, bickering with his older brothers, and baking christmas cookies with his father in their warm kitchen. his biggest worry was convincing his dad to teach him to drive when he turned eighteen. all of that ended on a cold december evening, right on his own driveway. after witnessing a tragedy that steals his father and his sense of safety, taehyung's world shrinks to the size of his house. diagnosed with severe agoraphobia, he hasn't stepped outside for seven months. but what happens when life forces him to face his deepest fear? what happens when staying inside means he might lose someone else he love?

Holly Wilson, is a girl of many things, many talents and mysteries. She's a girl that can hold many secrets. A girl who's been through way too much. When Holly and her mom finally move to live with the rest of her family in Arizona, all Holly wants is a peaceful recovery and a new start. But when four familiar childhood boys get in the way of that. They just happen to be her brothers best friends, Ace, Ryder,Finn and Issac. Holly soon realises this might not be as easy as she hoped. Highest rank: 1 in teen fiction 2 in comedy This book isn't edited so prepare for spelling mistakes lol

This isn't a love story. This is a story about learning how to live inside your own head. I'm writing the things I don't know how to say out loud; the heavy thoughts, the quiet fears, the nights that feel too long. This book is for anyone who feels lost, misunderstood, or tired of pretending they're okay. Every chapter is a piece of my healing. If you see yourself here, you're not alone anymore.

Some marriages begin with celebrations. Mine began with silence, fear, numbness and unanswered calls. I am Raveesh. This is not a love story the way people like to hear it. It is the story of a marriage that happened in silence, fear, manipulation, and numbness - a marriage my family was not present for yet paid the heaviest price for. Told from where I stand today, in December 2025, this is my truth - of love that blurred judgment, of obedience mistaken for sacrifice, of faith questioned, of a woman who walked out of her home thinking she was choosing marriage, only to realize much later what she had actually lost. This story is not about villains or heroes. It is about how easily a life can change when fear speaks louder than intuition, and how some doors, once closed, take years to even knock on again. This is the marriage my family didn't attend - but lived with the consequences of, every single day.

Starting college is supposed to feel like freedom. For Sofia, it feels like survival. Fresh out of the hospital and stepping onto campus weeks after the semester has already begun, she is forced to navigate dorm life, lectures, and relationships while carrying the weight of a past she's not ready to talk about. As she tries to rebuild a sense of normalcy, she forms unexpected connections, including her outgoing roommate Alison and Joshua, a football player whose quiet steadiness contrasts sharply with the chaos inside her head. Set against the backdrop of college life, this story explores eating disorders, relapse, control and the fragile balance between isolation and connection.

Content Warning: This story contains themes of anxiety, panic, and body image struggles. It focuses on recovery and healing. To heal: to recover, grow, or feel better after pain-though it won't be without struggle

Nick Nelson survived a vampire attack. That doesn't mean he survived unchanged. Weeks after Charlie Spring is forced to turn him to save his life, Nick wakes into a body that isn't finished becoming anything yet - not human, not vampire, not whole. Healing is slow. Pain lingers. And the world has already decided he's dead. Charlie refuses to leave his side. He watches, waits, and loves with a desperation that frightens him more than blood ever did. As Nick recovers, his senses sharpen, his instincts shift, and grief settles into places he doesn't yet know how to name. Loving a vampire is nothing like dating one - it's quieter, heavier, and full of choices that can't be undone. Some love stories end with forever. This one begins there - and asks what it costs to stay. Trigger Warnings; Recovery from severe injury Blood and healing Grief and loss Emotional distress Identity crisis Trauma aftermath Staged death Immortality themes This is Book Two of How to Date Your Vampire Boyfriend (and Not Die). This book focuses on aftermath, healing, and grief, rather than action. Turning into a vampire is not instant or easy here - it is painful, slow, and deeply emotional. Thank you for being patient with a quieter story. Love doesn't end when the danger passes - sometimes that's when it really begins.

poetry-style journal entries surrounding my journey of mental health / eating disorder recovery following an attempt to end my own life, i spent two years in & out of treatment centers. i discharged from my last inpatient treatment center two and a half years ago. recovery is not linear. it is not perfection, but it is commitment.

A mother grieving the loss of her son, a loyal friend blaming himself for his own survival, a student journalist finding answers... These are some of the people whose lives have been impacted by a school shooting a few weeks before.

This book explores the slow, ordinary harm of psychological control: the rewriting of events, the punishments disguised as "lessons," the way a child learns to doubt their own mind. The story follows this pattern across a lifetime: it starts in childhood, tightens in adolescence, and leaves its mark well into adulthood. Told through lived scenes and the narcissistic parent's own justifications, "A House That Only Echoes Me" shows the inside of a dynamic most people only recognize in hindsight. For readers of dark psychological realism, family trauma and stories that stay with you long after the last page.

She always wants what she's not allowed to have, and she always gets it. Addy's getting bored with the status quo. At school, she's a popular golden girl with a drop-dead gorgeous boyfriend. At home, she's an anorexic in quasi-recovery, struggling to push her feelings below the surface. On top of all that, she now has to deal with her boyfriend's cousin, Max, who has dedicated his time to annoying her, and who also happens to be very easy on the eyes. When Max begins to realise that Addy needs help, the lines between them are blurred. He drives Addy crazy in every way possible, and soon she's addicted to his touch and the fire she sees in his eyes. But Addy has sacrificed so much for control, including her relationship. If she keeps going with Max, she could lose it.

She knew she was sick. Her doctors knew she was sick. But the one person meant to protect her never believed the treatment. When her mum chooses a new life over listening to medical advice, she's sent to live with her step-brother - the boy she grew up with, the one person who couldn't say no. At his flat, recovery comes slowly, measured in salt packets, careful steps, and days where standing still feels like success. When circumstances force him back to work, help comes from an unexpected place: a friend who asks questions, learns the condition, and stays - not because he has to, but because he wants to. Measured in Salt is a slow-burn chronic illness story about PoTS, medical neglect, learning to trust treatment, and the quiet kind of love that grows through care, patience, and choice.

Ranch Life Novel | Cedar Hollow Series Nineteen-year-old Lance Hawthorne grew up knowing exactly who he was meant to be-the next farrier in his family, working the forge beside his father and keeping the ranch running. But one rainy morning, a freak barn accident leaves him paralyzed from the waist down, shattering the future he spent years preparing for. Now the Hawthorne family is struggling to stay afloat, the business is slipping out of reach, and Lance is drowning in anger, guilt, and the fear that he's become a burden. Everyone walks on eggshells around him-except Blu Mercer, the new physical therapy assistant assigned to his rehab. Quiet, observant, and steady, Blu doesn't treat Lance like he's fragile. He doesn't push too hard or step away. He simply shows up-again and again-meeting Lance where he is, not where anyone thinks he should be. As Lance battles trauma, family expectations, and the loss of the only future he ever planned, he discovers that healing isn't about going back to who he was... it's about learning who he can become now. A story of identity, family, resilience, and the unexpected people who help us stand tall when we can't stand at all.

When Ace and Orchid invite their Felicorn friends to Russia for the summer, things have gone well so far... until they accidentally wake up a 4000-year-old hibernating unicorn sabertooth cat who brings the habitat into eternal winter! The Felicorns must work together with their snow leopard friends to stop him, and fast, before the habitat goes into extinction. Inspired by the Snow Queen, My Little Pony, Unikitty, Rainbow Butterfly Unicorn Kitty, Purrmaids, Ice Age, and Frozen, this new series deals with protecting the environment, forgiveness, courage, second chances, friendship, and past trauma.

The marriage was flawless until she stopped pretending. To the world, he is the perfect husband. Kind. Steady. Admirable. The kind of man people trust without question. And she makes sure they never have a reason not to. She learns early how to protect the image how to smile through discomfort, how to translate loneliness into loyalty, how to turn silence into proof that love is simply private. She builds a version of him so convincing that it becomes the only one anyone is allowed to see. Even herself. The marriage survives because she believes in it. Because believing hurts less than doubting. Because hope, once held long enough, starts to feel like truth. From his point of view, everything is good. Secure. Loving. Unshaken. He doesn't notice the way she grows quieter, thinner around the edges, less present in her own life. He only sees the woman who keeps choosing him. When she begins to ache for something more connection, honesty, relief she doesn't know how to leave. She only knows how to endure. She turns to anything that softens the days, that slows the thoughts, that makes the loneliness feel survivable. Drinking becomes a pause. Using becomes a way to feel alive. Hunting becomes the only place where she remembers what control feels like. She tells herself it's temporary. She tells herself she's fine. She tells herself love is supposed to hurt sometimes. But the hurt accumulates. There are moments she can't take back. Decisions she makes quietly, carefully, because they feel necessary at the time. Things she carries alone, knowing that once done, they will change her forever. Even though she tried. Even though she loved him the best way she knew how. The story does not reward her for staying. The world will always see a perfect husband. A flawless marriage. They will never see the woman who disappeared inside it.

Kazi is surviving New York on a diet of microwave HotPockets, the sarcastic energy of a man who's seen God at the bottom of a coffee mug, and a sleep schedule that would kill a normal human. His apartment is a glorified hallway, his best friend is a K-Drama addict, and his ex, Vanessa Storm, is currently auditioning for the role of "Professional Stalker." Kazi's plan was simple: work the cafe shift, draw in the dark, and keep his heart under a heavy-duty lock. But then Summer Raynes walks in, and suddenly, the "walking corpse" feels a pulse again. Between his burning bridges with the past and a brain that refuses to shut down, Kazi has to wonder: is the city keeping him awake, or is he just afraid of what happens when he finally closes his eyes?