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Before the world went silent, Rachel Huang was just another popular kid at Torrey Pines High-a champion swimmer with a tight circle of friends, two overprotective older brothers, and a future that sparkled like the Pacific under June sunshine. Then the creatures came. Not with a bang, but with a scream-the last loud noise San Diego would ever hear. This is the story of how a seventeen-year-old girl with a cat, three best friends, and a pair of swim goggles navigated the end of the world. From the chlorine-scented glory of CIF State Championships to the blood-soaked chaos of the I-15 freeway, from the deafening silence of an invaded Las Vegas to the desperate hope of an island sanctuary across the sea. Rachel never asked to be a survivor. She only wanted to race. But when the Death Angels fell from the sky, she discovered that the same lungs that carried her through a 200-yard butterfly might just carry her all the way to Australia. A Quiet Place canon expansion. Set June 2020. The water is safe. The land is death. And the tide is the only thing moving anymore.

The water always made her feel invincible. Until the world went silent. Seventeen-year-old Jess Hassett spent her life chasing state championships, not worrying about survival. But when the creatures fall from the sky on a June morning, her swimmer's discipline becomes her greatest weapon. Now, with her friends beside her, Jess must navigate the burning streets of Aurora, outlast the hunt, and flee to the one place the monsters can't follow: the water. Their destination is Australia. Their only hope is each other. In a world where one sound means death, the girl who learned to hold her breath may be the one who survives.

Lev Banerjee has three rules. Never get attached. Never repeat a partner. And never lose to Atish Oberoi. For years, Lev and Atish have been rivals, fighting in swimming competitions, arguing like enemies, and refusing to stand in the same room peacefully. Then there's Anay Oberoi. Atish's younger brother. First-year literature student. Football player. The good boy everyone seems to love. The one person Lev Banerjee should stay away from. But rules were never really Lev's thing. And falling for your rival's brother? That might be the most dangerous rule to break. Happy Reading. Do share your opinion on comment. Do follow, vote and comment. Images don't belong me.

For seventeen-year-old Annabeth Eyre, the water has always been the one place the world falls silent. As a varsity swimmer at Mountain View High School, the pool is her sanctuary-a place of clear lanes, measured breaths, and the muffled peace found beneath the surface. The chaos of senior year, the pressure of state championships, and the noise of a sprawling Mesa household with two older brothers fade away with each stroke. But in June of 2020, during a senior trip to a resort town in Mexico, silence becomes the most terrifying sound in the world. Meteors crash from a clear sky, bringing with them blind, armored predators that hunt by the smallest whisper of sound. The Death Angels descend with devastating speed, turning a paradise of music and laughter into a killing field. Annabeth, along with her best friends and fellow swimmers-Hannah Carlson, steady and sharp, and Ava Edison, fiercely loyal and impulsive-must use the very skills that made them champions to survive. Their lungs, honed for holding breath through endless laps, become their greatest weapon. Their discipline, forged in early morning practices, becomes their only shield. Separated from their families back in Arizona and trapped in a country collapsing into chaos, the three girls discover that the creatures cannot swim. In that terrifying truth lies a fragile hope: reach the ocean. Find an island. But between them and the saltwater cure lies a gauntlet of panicked survivors, the relentless hunters, and the greatest challenge of all-learning that in a world where one sound means death, the bonds of friendship can be both a vulnerability and the only thing worth surviving for. From the sun-scorched ruins of a Mexican resort to the fragile safety of the sea, their journey becomes a testament to the idea that even when the world goes quiet, the human spirit can still make waves.

Four girls. Four rival schools. One summer that ends the world. Mia Sun thought junior year was about college apps, not alien invasions. At a leadership camp in the Santa Cruz Mountains, she reunites with three swimmers she's raced against for years-Hannah, Ella, and Amanda. They're rivals. They're strangers. They're the last people she'd choose to be stuck with. Then the sky turns purple. The ships descend. And a dying astronaut presses a glowing key into Mia's hand with four words: Shut the door. Now four girls who only know how to compete must learn to survive. Through redwood forests. Through abandoned towns. Through something hunting them that isn't human. The key is their only hope. The array is their only destination. And the world is running out of time. They came to swim. They stayed to save the world.

"I fucking hate you." "You shouldn't really say things like that when my dick is up your ass, Jeon." Two hot-headed athletes with overflowing rage and unwinding sex drive is very much never a good combo. Taehyung and Jungkook never see eye to eye on things. Despite being caged in the same group of friends in the same swimming team of the - yes, you guessed it - same high school, the star swimmers of Norton High hadn't exactly made good first impressions to each other on the ill-fated day they met, and let's just say things spiraled horribly from there. The two rage-fueled boys always thought that they're in this feud for the long haul until one argument escalated into something that at no point in any of their lives would they allow to happen if only they did not get a little too out of control. Sex. There's a thin line between love and hate, and Taehyung and Jungkook's barrier just keeps getting thinner and thinner. A.K.A. Taehyung and Jungkook were fuckbuddies... up until they weren't. Top Taehyung Bottom Jungkook

A bustling Thai University where the Sports Science and Fine Arts buildings are unfortunately (or fortunately) neighbors. The Story: Est is the star of the university swimming team, but he has a secret struggle: he's lost his "rhythm." His lap times are stalling because he can't find the right beat to pace his breathing. Meanwhile, William is a genius composer who has been banned from the music hall for practicing his "experimental percussion" (which involves tapping on everything) at 2 AM.

In the quiet hum of a Houston suburb, Kristine Ang's life revolves around the rhythm of the pool-early morning practices with the Premier Aquatics Club, the fierce camaraderie of her friends Elyssa and Brooke, and the pressure of the UIL State Championships. But in the summer of 2020, the world's silence turns deadly. When the Death Angels descend on New York City, the invasion ripples outward, forcing Kristine and her team to flee the chaos of Texas. Teaming up with a makeshift convoy of people, they must navigate a shattered country in search of a teammate broadcasting from a survivor camp located two thousand miles away.

Adelaide and Jack have been friends since the moment she was born. She's always loved him since the moment she was born too. Meanwhile, Jack's always known he loves Adelaide, but worried if she didn't feel the same way. What will happen when she goes abroad to Australia?

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Jia's life toppled upside down in a scream of twisting metal and shattered glass. Now, scarred by self-harm and drowning in a depression she can't outrun, she journeys to Seoul to find the one thing she hasn't lost: The scene of the crime. ​Kim Tae Won lives for one thing: retribution. He is hunting a monster, unaware that he's just invited her in. In a city where secrets are buried deep, Jia and Tae Won form an impossible bond built on a foundation of deception. But while lies move fast, the truth is patient. And when they finally meet at the top, the cost of the climb might be more than either can pay.

Arianna Galletti has always found clarity in water-the clean slice of a dive, the rhythmic pull of freestyle, the muffled silence of being submerged. As a seventeen-year-old swimmer at George Walton Comprehensive High School, her world revolves around early morning practices with Ace Aquatic Club, the easy banter of teammates who've become family, and the steady presence of her twin sister Brianna. The fall of 2019 unfolds in the comfortable rhythms of school days, Halloween traditions, theatre rehearsals, and the building anticipation of the GHSA State Championship. But woven through these ordinary moments are the threads that will matter most when ordinary ends: friendships forged in chlorine and laughter, the wordless communication between twins, a body trained to move through water, and the instinct to hold your breath when the world goes quiet. June 18, 2020, changes everything. When the Death Angels descend on Atlanta, Arianna learns that survival isn't about strength-it's about silence. As the military crumbles and evacuation boats become the only hope, she must navigate her family through a world where a single sound means death. Their destination: any place where water meets land, where creatures that cannot swim cannot follow. From the chaos of the interstate to the desperate journey toward the coast, from the safety of an island sanctuary to the discovery that silence isn't the only weapon, this is the story of one girl's fight to keep her family alive. It is a story about what water holds-memories, grief, the reflection of who we were and who we must become-and about the current that carries us forward even when everything else falls away. Canon to the John Krasinski A Quiet Place Universe

Sunny is an optimistic girl, a real ray of sunshine for those who know her. She doesn't swim, nor does Matsumoto Shota, a popular basketball player in her class. Together, they spend countless hours on the bench during swimming class. What more do you need to start a story? A story where hearts flutter and float, swaying to the sweet pulse of teen romance. Soon, they are rocked by violent tides, caught in the Kuroshio, and left shipwrecked on the seabed. Matsumoto Shota San is kind. Matsumoto Shota Kun is gentle. Shota Kun loves me. Shota bleeds. Shota screams. Shota has secrets. Shota, who are you really? The title of the story in Japanese is KUROSHIO.

What happens when two people, with a feeling of endless animosity towards each other, end up in a situation that goes beyond hate? Chaos, and probably the start of something more. That's how Ace and Amber have it out. The trip she'd rather drown than go with him on only became the trip neither of them would forget, for all the potentially negative reasons. Did the risk ignite something? Or is it back to same old disdain?

Before the silence, there was the water. For Kathy Hansen, the roar of the pool was the sound of victory-state championships, college dreams, and a future full of noise. But on June 18, 2020, the world went quiet. Now, separated from her fire chief father and hunted by creatures that track every heartbeat, a seventeen-year-old swimmer must lead her sister and their friends on a desperate journey across a dead America. Their only hope? The one place the monsters cannot follow. The water.

A local power outage encourages Tom and Jerry's family to visit a pool inside Toodles' neighborhood sports facility. During a refreshing swim, Tom meets a very sporty girl named Monica, who seems to hide very special secrets about Tom's best friend, Oggy.

When summers romance enters falls cruel stance. Keisha-Rae Simone is the girl who sticks to herself. She likes to lay low, avoiding the crazy life that plays around her. Every summer she goes down to the cottage to get away from the madness. No raging teens. No fighting parents. No internet. Just nature, and herself. Or so she thought. Kahlil Hayes Casper High's golden boy gets a taste of reality after making a huge mistake. He gets dumped at the cottage for the summer. He struggles to remotely take care of himself so he finds himself turning to the girl across the lake. Falling for each other this summer was the easy part. But now summer is over and senior year begins... we all know how the seasons go. They say senior year is always memorable. They also say everything dies in fall.

Lily finds peace underwater, using suffocation as a form of escapism from her everyday life. Whilst submerged she doesn't have to worry about her family, her education, her future or the boy who may or may not want her. When she's underwater all she needs to worry about is getting out before her lungs collapse...

text on cover reads, "take a large rink, a large pool, rowdy friends and whats the worse that can go wrong?" ____ as a olympian, you're almost always incredibly busy. 4 years go by immensely fast and your suddenly back on ice. for yang jeongin, the ice has been all he's ever known. of course, he's insanely popular. of course, he has friends. but he's still missing out. as an 18 year old whose broken insane records and regarded as the best olympic figure skater in the nation, he (as insane as this sounds) is missing out. which is why he is determined to make this years olympics count. he is going to make as many friends as he can, take as many interviews as he can, and break as many records as he can. he has goals, insane ones but he knows they are achievable. he's yang jeongin afterall! three weeks can change anyone, jeongin notes and hes hoping his can change for the better. ____ 33 in swimming | august 3, 2018