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Two adversaries. A Hero. A Villain. Calla swore to take revenge form the Heroes after they murdered all her friends and families, and she is going to act on it. But even after infiltrating the Heroes and earning rank beside her enemies, she finds herself on the squad of the son of her sworn enemies. She at first thinks it a way to learn even more before she tries taking them down, but her confusing feelings get in the way. Through alternating views between Heroes and Villains, in this dystopian-style novel, Calla works to bring down revenge and justice on the domineering Leaders who control the entirety of the civil world all while fighting her growing and white unhelpful emotions. Super abilities, power, greed, and a want for revenge all clash in Waal's beautiful debut novel. *No spice, no swearing. A clean novel for all ages.*

"In the rigid world of the 1950s, two souls face a heart-wrenching choice: to be emotionally free but physically trapped, or physically free but emotionally imprisoned. In a life where being different is a death sentence, they still chose each other." CLICK MORE FOR DISCLAIMER Disclaimer: This story actually starts from " The meeting," Not from "The Reopening." Sorry if my titles confused you.

Everyone vanished without warning. No alarms. No bodies. No answers. In a city frozen mid-life-meals untouched, radios silenced, beds still warm-a teenage girl is left behind to listen to the echo of a world that forgot her. With no one to trust and memory weighing heavier than survival, she wanders through deserted streets where wealth once hid rot and silence feels alive. But some truths don't stay buried. Some places remember. And sometimes, being alone is not the worst possibility. As reality begins to blur and the past refuses to stay quiet, one question lingers: What if the world didn't end-what if it chose who stayed?

Nothing about her life feels wrong... except herself. To the outside world, she appears perfectly normal calm, polite, controlled, the kind of person who blends quietly into the background. But inside her own mind, something is shifting. Memories blur. Mornings begin with bruises she can't explain. Conversations happen that she doesn't remember having. And her reflection has started to look like a stranger wearing her face. People around her insist they know who she is. They tell her stories, remind her of promises, laugh at moments she supposedly lived. But every memory they hand back to her feels borrowed - like a life she's only pretending to own. And then she discovers her journals. Pages written in two different versions of her handwriting. Two voices. Two truths. Two lives intertwining inside the same body. One version of her is terrified. The other is waking up. As the boundaries of identity collapse, she begins to uncover fragments of a past she never meant to remember - a secret buried so deeply it clawed its way back through the cracks. The missing hours, the shifting personality, the sense of being watched... all of it ties back to something she once survived but never escaped. The closer she gets to the truth, the more dangerous the world becomes. Because the other version of her isn't just a part of her. She is someone with her own intentions. Her own memories. Her own reason for returning. And one of them is lying. "I Am Not Me" is a psychological thriller unraveling a fractured mind, a buried past, and a terrifying realization: The enemy she's been running from... might be herself.

Mary's life was ordinary - quiet days, familiar routines, a loving home. Until something began to feel... misplaced. Memories she couldn't recall. Injuries she couldn't explain. Smells no one else noticed. And moments that felt real - but never happened. As her world slowly fractures, Mary begins to realize that not everything she experiences belongs to her life. Because somewhere... something is happening. And somehow - it chose her.

The Arrival is the first chilling novella in The Fractured Veil series, a psychological suspense saga where memory, identity, and reality collide. When Ash moves into a quiet coastal town for a temporary archivist job, everything seems ordinary at first. The locals are polite, the boarding house strict, the fog thick but familiar. Then come the oddities: A locked door that ticks like a heartbeat. Neighbours who insist Ash has been here before. A friend who vanishes overnight - and a town that swears she never existed. Photographs that show Ash living another life, ten years ago. As paranoia escalates, Ash begins to question not only the town but their own identity. Because in this place, names are shared, memories are borrowed, and copies don't always come back right. Step inside if you dare - but remember the rule: when the house calls your name, don't answer. Perfect for fans of Shutter Island, House of Leaves, and Behind Her Eyes, this novella delivers claustrophobic dread and a twist ending that will haunt you long after the last page.

Hector is nothing but a prisoner. He finds himself in a dungeon with no knowledge of his past or the identity of his captors. He studies his prison thoroughly, hoping to find clues that might uncover the nature of his imprisonment. But the depravity of his prison reveals nothing, and as a result he relies on a combination of conjecture and imagination. He can only dream of the world outside. When Hector begins to meet other prisoners, he learns about the Stallers - masked guards that exploit men and women who suffer from the same amnesia. They imprison countless innocents and refuse to explain why. Despite his memory loss, Hector soon discovers that he had once lived a captivating life, cut short by an intended death. But that life has been replaced with his current one, a sad, dreary existence filled with suffering and longing. With a fevered passion, Hector desires escape; both from the Stallers, and from his troubled past. He is led away from his prison in an unexpected way, but the shadow of his past lingers. He enters a world he does not recognize, a world where he has yet to find his place. More answers about his life are revealed, but still he is a stranger to himself. He joins the Stallers' enemies, hoping to find revenge and recover from his experience in prison. He seeks to cast aside the prisoner, but his wounds cannot heal. He must search for someone who haunts his memories, a woman he fears has died. His search leads him back to the most unlikely of places, and there the ultimate revelation about his life is uncovered.

(1/2) A hidden Wonderland calls every night at 11 p.m. - beautiful, dangerous, and stained with secrets. Step inside, and you may never come back the same. 🌑🕰️

All of us have to keep face. We have to appear normal and be just like everyone else. Jake Allister is exactly that, he is a 20 year old college student who at first glance is absolutely normal. He is young, ambitious, and competitive. By day he attends summer class and tries to get by, in his mind however are things better left unsaid. Will Jake manage to separate what should be just in his imagination and reality ?

In other words, I used to be quite the crazy bitch.

Mop is a girl who struggles with telling reality from fantasy. Follow the story as she does her best to find her way through her dysfunctional life.

Hazel only went to a psychologist a whim. Just to talk. She nodded along when they handed her a referral to a psychiatrist. She felt fine, after all. At the end of the psychiatrist session, something snapped. She doesn't remember screaming. She woke up in a seclusion room. The doctor says it's for her own safety. The door says therwise. And then she heard it-a voice from the hallway. Soft. Familiar. The same voice that taught her what the word "discipline" meant when she was nine. He told her she checked in voluntarily. She doesn't remember that part either. Welcome to treatment, Hazel. Let's find out what you're hiding.

(2/2) A hidden Wonderland calls every night at 11 p.m. - beautiful, dangerous, and stained with secrets. Step inside, and you may never come back the same. 🌑🕰️

Phoenix is either an elven prince on a hopeless quest to save a world falling into darkness or a sixteen year old boy battling mental illness who sees his dead sister everywhere he looks. In Eloria, Phoenix and his sister Lexia Mindwalker must recover the Scepter of Light before Eloria becomes eternally dark. But Phoenix is caught between two worlds: reality and Eloria. He cannot be sure which is real, but must exist in both. Parallel epic journeys in Eloria and reality mirror each other until Phoenix must decide if he is truly the magic-wielding elven prince his sister insists he is or just a troubled boy in need of serious help.

"Love can betray us, so you better watch who you gonna trust, young boy. If you trust someone your biggest secret, you'll probably get hurt"

"You never know you want something until it's with someone else. You never know you're losing a good thing, until it's gone." When Alexandria Davis stumbled into the corner café that fateful afternoon after school, she never would have imagined that one coffee could change her life. When Justin Bieber escaped the protective environment of his team preparing him for his big debut, he never knew he'd find inspiration by letting a total stranger into his life. When Austin Mahone was hating himself after a breakup, he didn't know that in the next few months, he'd be swept off his feet and onto the best journey of his life. The trust, the infidelity. Caught feelings, fragile bonds. People come closer, and yet they grow apart. Fame can change your life- but whether it does for the best or for the worst is up to you. © 2015 osnapitzadi, all rights reserved {previously Forever & Always}

It was my wedding day. It ended up being the worst day ever. CW: murder, blood, grief, psychological themes

Lucy Beringer is falling apart. And no one seems to notice. Not when she stopped trying. Not when the school called. Not even when the words that used to protect her started turning against her. So she was exiled to a windswept island with a father who hadn't looked her in the eye in months. "To help you find balance," he says. But Lucy isn't looking for balance. She just wants someone to see her before she's gone completely. Instead, she finds a ruined chapel. A spiral carved in stone. A notebook that writes in her voice when she's not holding the pen. And an overwhelming feeling that something underneath the island is listening. She's not the first to disappear here. But maybe she'll be the first to come back. A psychologically layered mystery told through dual threads of third-person narrative and cryptic journal fragments. For readers who loved Coraline, The Lie Tree, or The Secret of Nightingale Wood.