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Elysa Degras' junior year of high school has been off to a rocky start. Soccer practices have been kicking her butt, her advanced math class has really been kicking her butt, and her history teacher just blackmailed her into joining the school's (ultra nerdy) Quiz Bowl team. And if that wasn't bad enough, her recent budding attraction to her best friend has also been complicating her life. Especially since she went and lied about it, blurting some preposterous nonsense about having a secret boyfriend to try and explain all her recent weird behavior. In an attempt to salvage the situation and save her friendship, she decides to enlist the help of one of her brother's friends to pose as her new boyfriend, but there's something more than a little suspicious about Luke Haywood, and it's not just his unnerving ability to make their relationship seem a little too real. She's almost positive he's hiding something, and with everything else spiraling dangerously out of control, she can't afford to leave his secret alone.

In all of its History, Humanity has never encountered a Greater Threat. For too long has Humanity lived in the bliss that there way was the only way. They were not aware of an entire world of Witches and Wizards that lived among them in secret. They were not aware of the presence of Magic. They were not aware of the Dark Elves that lived Underneath the Surface of the World planning a conquest of the world above. Until now. The one called the Eternal, He who lives forever is planning to march upon Humanity in conquest. The objective simple, take over the world. By any means necessary. Both Humans and Wizards to be enslaved. And the only thing stopping him might just rely on the hands of the children of one of the Wizarding's World's heroes. Sean Bauer and his younger siblings. Rowan and Scarlett Bauer who find themselves tangled in a war that no one was possibly prepared for. Much less them and their friends. And the only way to win the War against the Eternal and the Dark Elves, might just involve shattering the International Statue of Secrecy that keep both Worlds separate and exposing the Wizarding World.... This is their story.

After a fateful kiss on the beach, Cassie Reynolds has spent the last three months trying to ignore every feeling she has for her best friend, Theo Brooks. He's the one thing in her life she can't afford to lose. But as everything deepens into something harder to ignore, every look, every touch, every moment begins to blur the line between friendship and something more. When life shifts around them and impending grief threatens to pull everything apart, Cassie is forced to decide if protecting their friendship is worth losing the chance at something real. Because loving Theo has never been simple-but walking away from him might be impossible.

In the city of In the city of Elend, emotions have been illegal for forty-three years. The government distributes Nullen through the water supply, a compound that keeps its citizens in a state of permanent grey calm, and children are raised in Accord Institutes designed to monitor, suppress, and report any flicker of feeling before it can spread. Seventeen-year-old Maren Voss has always been a model citizen. She drinks her water. She files her expressions. She measures a crack in her ceiling and tells herself it means nothing. But when a four-second fragment of forbidden music leaks through a projector in her Archival Studies class, something in Maren shifts, something the Nullen can't quite reach. And when her classmate Cel taps her foot in the silence afterward, Maren realises she is not the only one. What begins as two girls quietly stopping drinking the water becomes something far more dangerous: a network of teenagers learning, for the first time, what it means to feel, to grieve, to hope, to rage, to love, in a world that has decided all of those things are the same as death. The Bureau is watching. The compliance towers never sleep. And Maren is beginning to understand that the most revolutionary act in Elend isn't a weapon or a manifesto. It's a song.

Lila Skylar Hawthorne was never meant to be part of the game. Too quiet, too soft, too busy hosting imaginary tea parties and playing music while the rest of the Hawthorne family tore itself apart over riddles, secrets, and a fortune built on manipulation. While her brothers chase clues and outwit one another, Lila grieves a grandfather she loved and struggles to hold her place in a family that seems to forget her more and more each day. Update every week 🎀

Estella is in her final year of school at the highly esteemed St Thomas' full of children from rich and powerful families, she along with her best friend Gilly are counting down the days until they can finally be free from the ridged education and disappear into the world. Apart from Gilly, Estella keeps her own company deliberately avoiding friendships or any other types of advances but when the notorious Nathan Clarke returns to school she finds she isn't the only one who's past is misleading. The three of them embark on a year of friendships, romances and expectations, and discover all the darkness that can come along with them.

A very impassioned 16 year old redhead is thrown Curls over Sneakers into a Summer at home. Full of Drama, Sun, and Vibes. ---------_-------_--------_------_--------_-------- It's June first. Four Days until school break. Susan Anne Dixey can't wait. They are finally going on a vacation. Her, her Mom, and her Dad. Their cousins were blessedly staying at home this time. Her Aunt had to take a Summer Job and her Mom's brother decided to stay in town this year. This would be the summer Susan did all her firsts. Fall in love. Surf at a REAL beach. Wake up late and stay up even later. Except she can't, or she didn't. Last day until they leave and her grandma catches ill. Not just a little, but a lot. Susan's family volunteers to take care of her. And just like that Susan was stuck with another summer at home. Nothing fun happened in a small town. Surely not in Greengail. Except everything does start to happen, and Susan Anne Dixey is swept up right in the middle of it. Follow Susan on a Trip through the sunny days of Summer...

Elliot's last year of high school isn't off to a great start. It ends with his Gran dying (on his birthday), dumping his boyfriend (on New Year's Eve), and receiving a text (from a non-ex). Between learning to cope with grief, struggling through the highs and lows of year 12 with his best friend, Preeti, and all the fun and chaos that comes with teenage love, this coming-of-age short novel explores how, when it comes to exes, there's always a factor you don't see coming. The Ex Factor is a 13-chapter standalone short novel. Each chapter is a month in Elliot's life and contains multiple parts. Parts will be published regularly until the book is complete.

Lila Emery-Park's mother only had one rule--to always keep the birthmark in the shape of sleeping dragon on her shoulder hidden. Lila always considered it a curiosity and a unique quirk--that is until she meets two other girls with the same birthmark on their shared seventeenth birthday. Lila is ushered into a world of dragons and learns of a shared inheritance and a curse. Descended from the last Pendragon, King of the Dragons, Lila and her friends are the only hope the realm of dragons holds to break the curse that prevents them from taking their true form. Lila, Aideen, and Kira must compete in the Trials by Fire to determine who will usher in the return of dragons to the world. Only one can assume the throne of Pendragon.

When you live in your car the way eighteen-year-old Eddie and his sister, Maya, do, the rules are simple: lay low, trust no one, and always keep plenty of duct tape on hand. But Maya is growing up fast. She's starting to forget how to play the game, and Eddie is finding it harder and harder to keep them both safe from the outside world. When a mistake Maya makes suddenly complicates their fragile existence, Eddie begins to lose his composure. And why wouldn't he? He hasn't had time to confront his own emotional wounds-he's been too busy looking out for his sister. But even in the worst of times, even when it feels like you've hit rock bottom, there is always hope. Told in third-person present tense, interwoven with first-person excerpts from the pages of Eddie's sketchbook, The Picasso Project is a novel about strength, courage, and vulnerability. Ultimately, it explores what can happen when we finally confront our pasts, let them go, and open ourselves up to possibility.

Seventeen-year-old Evie Hart has spent her whole life trying to leave Hollow Creek behind as the rain-soaked streets, the strange rumors, and the vintage perfume shop her aunt runs like it's hiding something. Because it is. Inside The Glass House, every bottle holds more than a scent. Some hold memories. Some hold secrets. And one hidden bottle has Evie's name on it. When Noah Vale, a mysterious boy from one of Hollow Creek's most feared families, walks into the shop asking for help recreating the scent of a girl who disappeared five years ago, Evie wants nothing to do with him. Until he shows her the girl's photograph. The missing girl looks exactly like her. As Evie is pulled into a world of stolen memories, buried magic, and a love story she doesn't remember living, she begins to question everything she thought she knew about her past. Because in Hollow Creek, people don't just disappear. Sometimes, they are rewritten.

FOURTEEN-YEAR-OLD Myles Cook is having a rough time. Not only has his mother run off with Jocelyn, her yoga instructor, but Myles and his dad have moved to a tiny rural island on BC's west coast to live in a log cabin. Garcia Island is nothing like Myles' old home in the city; there are no stores, the WiFi is sketchy, and let's face it, the people are strange. There's Clyde, the old guy in the silver airstream trailer who carves erotic demon sculptures, Daisy Archibald, the local coven's high priestess, and Axel Jespersen-a recumbent cyclist and angora goat farmer who is just plain nasty! Finally, there is Norm next door, a man who teaches Myles a little about llamas and a lot about life. Factor in a taxidermy raccoon (Myles' spirit animal?), a first crush, and a whole lot of growing pains, and Myles quickly discovers that truth really is stranger than fiction. But people can be full of surprises, and as the saying goes, you can't always judge a book by its cover. And sometimes, when things are out of your control, the smartest thing you can do is take a deep breath, let go and roll with it. (Well, you can try, right?)

Sixteen-year-old Nova Jones is not here for kale smoothies, cowboy boots, or her mom's endless "wellness alignment" BS. Dragged to a The Blue Moon Ranch in British Columbia for her mom's year-long instructor gig, Nova has to survive horses, awkward guests, and realizing what she's always suspected: that her mom's entire wellness persona might be a giant fraud. Then there's Sawyer Cassidy, the ranch owner's son: handsome, quirky, and allergic to pretending. Somehow, he gets Nova in a way nobody else does, which is both confusing and exhilarating. Funny, messy, with all the feels, Becoming Nova is about family, identity, and figuring out who you are when everyone around you is faking it.

Seventeen-year-old Stephanie Sparrow has always been the one holding her family together. Ever since her dad disappeared when she was nine, she's been her depressed mom's emotional caretaker, quietly keeping things afloat while her older sister Lennox lives with their father and stays mostly out of reach. When another move lands Stephanie in the city, she decides to try something different. At her new school, she becomes "Stevie"-a slightly braver, more honest version of herself. For the first time, she starts to breathe. She makes real friends in Lou, a bold photographer and bird nerd, and Leo, a soft-spoken musician, and finds her voice through writing and the school lit mag. Life finally feels like it might be hers. But at home, her mom still needs everything from her. And when Stevie gets accepted into a summer writing program, that need turns into guilt, pressure, and emotional fallout. With her sister's support, Stevie makes a choice she's never made before: she goes anyway. In the end, Stevie has to choose between saving people who don't want to be saved-or saving herself. The Saving of Stevie Sparrow is a YA coming-of-age story about family, emotional parentification, setting boundaries, and finding yourself when you've spent your whole life being everything for everyone else.

Some people don't realize how important someone is until things start to change. Everyone thinks Kaminari Denki is a joke. Loud, unserious, always smiling. But you know him better than that. You know the quiet moments. The small things. The way he notices more than he lets on. Being his friend was easy. Falling for him? Not so much. ------ Top Rankings so far: #1 in denkixreader

In Alderwick Academy, nothing ever fully adds up. The school looks ordinary at first, old brick halls, strict uniforms, teachers who expect silence more than answers. But underneath the routine lies something harder to ignore. Students whisper about names that stop getting called. A list that changes when no one is looking. When a group of students are assigned a year-long final project, it seems like just another academic requirement. until they realize the project is tied to things no one at Alderwick is willing to explain. As they dig deeper, friendships tighten, trust fractures, and the line between curiosity and danger starts to blur. Because at Alderwick, the real lesson isn't what you're taught. It's what you're allowed to survive.

A Kingdom Hearts fanfiction story. (My first fanfic). The Kingdom Hearts series belongs to Square Enix and all other respective companies. I do not own any unoriginal characters, worlds, or other content seen in this book. However, the original ones such as the main cast (Taiga, Tundra, Tsui, and Thyme for example) are created and owned by me. This story and all of it's originality (original characters, spells, abilities, worlds, creatures, home-made heartless, etc.) are free use by public domain, and so is the specific storyline involved as long as it relates to this fanfiction or the Kingdom Hearts franchise. Thank you for reading!

Bianca Castro has always been the confident one-or at least that's what her friends think. But behind her bright smile hides a secret she can't bring herself to share: her relationship with a certain hot senior football player isn't what anyone believes it to be. After one terrible night and a trip to Miami meant to clear her head, Bianca starts to see what she's really been running from. Enter Michael Mitchell-sweet, awkward, and nothing like the guys she's used to. He's never been good at talking to girls, but something about Bianca makes him want to try. Back at school in January, with Selena and Jason happily together, Bianca is left wondering if she can let herself fall for someone real this time-or if she's too scared to trust her heart again. Because sometimes, the hardest person to be honest with... is yourself.

Indifferent to the rest of her population, orphan Lovely Blackwell, bears not one trace of the 30 Year fallout that mares the skin and bones of her society. With the intentions of a wealthy survival family, Lovely is thrown into a political arranged marriage. Family is something Lovely has never experienced before but at the Owen Family Manor, love looks a little different. Behind the masks and layers hiding away disfiguration, are a family greedy of Lovely's unmarked skin and her ability to heal despite the cut of the sharpest blade. Caught within a dangerous family, an unknown society and deception, Lovely puts her limited trust in the grasp of the family's farm hand, Quinn whose rugged looks match his dark personality. Can Lovely trust anyone in this Dystopian world scared of the tiniest scratch, hiding in big ballrooms behind characterized masks and protective actions. Will Lovely become the fixation of the Owens family fallout free fantasy, will she suffocate under her new family's expectations, will she be found a target by others who are marred by the 30 Year fallout, will her husband be friend or foe, or will she make her own way into her life. Read and find out.

Aspin, a woman in her young twenties who lives alone in a small farm secluded within the forest right outside of a mountain town. She's not much of a fan of people though she holds no ill will to them they can just be a bit too much sometimes. She's also not the best at communicating, she actually has selective mutism! She's been living her life quite peacefully in this little town when a little magic decides to take a little control of her day to day life. Rachel or as she prefers Rae, is finally back from college in the city and happily comes back to her home town to settle down helping her mother with her store while also working at a few other places, she usually quits and moves between jobs when they don't seem to be stimulating enough. Though with that mind set she is still quite the work a-holic, always needing to be doing SOMETHING. After a few coincidences and the ever occurring scent of jasmine, it always feels as though she is being pulled to the mysterious woman of the woods. Magic. Mystery. New love, and the the burning sense of pride within a couple of Gods'. Follow along with these two as they grow to each other and to their realization of how much their lives are truly magical together. [A/N: I plan on changing the title when I finish this story; also this is a story I'm writing quickly as the ideas come so it's meant to be quick, bad, unedited, and cliche'. I might take my time and fill it out more and edit it later on as I go though. So enjoy the cheese and mental dump.]