Teenscifi Stories

My husband killed me to be with another girl. I am determined to get my sweet revenge, one way or another. But I'll need the help of some people to do it.

Switch is hiding a secret from the world. When the residents of Cypher City start glitching out, Switch might be the only one who can save them, but it would mean revealing his secret. A secret that could get him killed.

True Howard is a 13-year-old coding prodigy with a knack for world-building and a serious case of self-doubt. Living in a cramped apartment with her overwhelmed single mom and genius twin brother West, True escapes reality through an old laptop and a mysterious game-building app she can't remember downloading. But when a petty argument with West spirals into a catastrophic coding error, a virus is born-one that doesn't just destroy her digital world, but hides in the shadows, glamoring reality and infecting everything it touches. As her virtual world crumbles, a charming new boy at school draws True's attention away from the screen and deeper into a game she didn't choose to play. But popularity has a price, and betrayal stings harder when the real world starts falling apart too. With her once-perfect world now warped beyond recognition, True must reunite with West, recruit an unlikely band of middle school misfits, and go full-on hacker rebel to fix what they've unleashed. But the virus is evolving, hiding in code and casting long, monstrous shadows-and it knows she's coming. SHADOW CODE is the thrilling start to a high-stakes, heart-driven sci-fi adventure where saving a world means first believing you're worth the power to do it. Perfect for fans of Ready Player One, Tron, and The Wild Robot, this is a story about tech, truth, and the fight to reclaim your voice-even when the system says you don't have one.

Sienna is 15, different and isn't very popular with her classmates. Not because she's weird or horrible, because she can strip down to the core of someone's personality like others can with an orange. She loves it. Managing to find beauty in the darkest of places and Evil in the prettiest, she realises that what she has is a talent, not a curse.

Earth is no longer full of vibrant colors. Everything is just a dull grey. There isn't any form of government, no more civilizations. Just grey dust. She knows that. One of the last people on Earth, she roams the place around, fending for herself, running from people who will stop at nothing to kill her. One day, she disappears, to a 'better' Earth. Mysteries unfurl in front of her eyes, but they only create more. Anything can be an illusion. Nothing is real. Including him.

16-year-old November Poe was always a mystery. But that mystery only deepened when her father died and agents of the Farlight Group took her away. Now four friends are searching for November - and trying to outrun to the dangerous conspiracy of genetics, money, and power surrounding her.

Mia Bell is 13 years old, and ready for the future. She believes that she is going become a chemist. But when she is exposed to strange radiation from a rock that fell from the sky, her life changes. Now she has to deal with multiple realms, and an impossible to impress grandmother while also a terrorist group that is trying to get revenge on the world.

-COMPLETED- After devastation rained on the earth, communities were formed that designated scavengers to find food and drinking water. All communities had coped with the dangers of their new reality. All had fallen into the same routine. That is, until a smaller, sheltered community was driven out of isolation by necessity. Will this new community cope and survive the present dangers of this environment, or will they change it and run the risk of the sweet release of death?

Paip's life in Era 15 is anything but the ordinary life you'd imagine living in and yet her role in the lives of the civilians around her is more than they could ever comprehend. This is a sci fi story with an ending that will sweep your thoughts right out from under you in the best way.

Only 1% of the world is like me. Even less than that. All of us possess some form of power. Me? Anything I think can be turned real. If I can think it, I can do it. So you may ask, well what does that 1% have that gives them the powers? We all have violet eyes. Or, that's what they look like. Nobody can really prove it but who knows. It might be true. But we are hunted because we are feared. Because people are jealous. Because they are normal. I am part of that 1%. And I am proud. I would do anything to keep my powers-to stop the hunters and tracers-to keep the world that we live in safe.

In 2049, a supernatural apocalypse strikes, forcing citizens to stay in underground bunkers. Nobody knows where the creatures came from, the first people to research the species named them the externies, or externi, meaning foreigner in latin. The governments kept it a secret until the externies managed to break out and produce more of their own kind rapidly. The earth is now infested with the externies, who will poisin you instantly through bites and scratches. Elle is a normal teen with a normal life before she is told to stay with her family in their bunker. As soon as she thinks her life is over, she meets Daniel and Penny through an online groupchat, the more they talk, the more they desire to meet eachother. They form a plan to escape their bunkers and meet eachother, unfortunately externies roam everywhere, so they must be careful. ★ New chapters released every week

A war breaking out, breaks out story's between multiple innocent or not so innocent characters. Though much different this war contains of a new invention of Murderous robots, and the outbreak of a incurable virus

There's something disgustingly strange happening on the campus of Emerald Glades Academy. Something that seems to be spreading. And only a "boy genius" along with his few reluctant classmates - and the limitless miracles of modern science - may stand between hope and unmitigated disaster for an entire mutated student body. Not to mention a town. And maybe even... the whole world itself.

What if life was our test? What if our family, friends, teachers and pets were all fake, robots? What if our teenage lives were programmed to go this way? What if these natural disasters were just the gamers trying to challenge us? What if I'm the only one? Well every question has an answer and I will find it. I'm Ivy Blackwood, the usual unknown teenage student, well until I asked what if.

Trisha lay in a coma on life support, her parents crying near her hospital bed. Time was running out and the decision to discontinue the life support was being discussed. But unknown to her family and doctors she wasn't dead, but trapped inside, inside her dreams. In a dream world full of both wondrous creatures and terrifying monsters. But she discovers she's not alone. Three others could enter the dream world when they slept. With their help, Trisha and the dreamers race to find her a way out while being hunted by monstrous creatures, and an evil that has feed on dreamers since the beginning of time.

Lily Young has never seen a boy. The system won't let her. But when she meets Matt right before her Matching Ceremony, will she do whatever it takes to be with him? No matter what the consequences?

"They told her gravity couldn't be bent. She proved them wrong." Ariya Nox is no ordinary teen. Brilliant but misunderstood, she builds Project Featherfall-a device that manipulates gravity itself. But when her machine works, it doesn't just change science. It opens a black hole. Pulled into a spiral of unseen forces, ghostly knowledge, and a reality that responds to thought and emotion, Ariya discovers a secret buried deeper than time: Truth isn't what we see-it's what we feel. But can she survive her own mind long enough to unlock the universe?

The following journal has been recently uncovered, and we have yet to track down the owner. It tells the oral, first-person history of The Last Plague - the apocalypse that has led the world into its current state. Everything in this journal we consider history, and I would advise and readers to treat it as such.