Youngadultfiction Stories

#LTPS Epistolary Story Told through diary entries, letters, text messages, emails, social media posts, and police reports, this epistolary novel combines romance and mystery as two strangers uncover a deadly secret hidden behind a series of messages. Si Seraphina Elise Laurent ay isang estudyanteng may matayog na pangarap sa buhay. Nagsusumikap siya upang makapasok sa isang prestihiyosong paaralan. Nang sa wakas ay natupad ang kaniyang pangarap, hindi saya o lungkot ang kaniyang naramdaman-kundi takot. May isang hindi kilalang numero na palaging nagte-text sa kaniya. Walang palya. At sa tuwing may natatanggap siyang mensahe, may isang taong namamatay. Habang pilit niyang binubuo ang misteryong nakatago sa likod ng mga mensahe, isang tao ang unti-unting nagiging bahagi ng kaniyang buhay-at ng imbestigasyon. Sino ang nasa likod ng mga mensaheng ito? At bakit tila itinuturo ng lahat ng ebidensya ang isang taong hindi niya kayang pagdudahan? Kapag ang pag-ibig ang naging pangunahing suspek, sino ang paniniwalaan mo?

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.

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?)

A headache. Lost locker keys. A surprise test. To everybody else, it is just another ordinary school morning. But for him, nothing has ever been ordinary. Hidden behind soft-spoken humor, oversized glasses, and an unremarkable face lies a gift he has spent most of his life trying to conceal. A gift that allows him to feel things before they happen, hear what others ignore, and notice the invisible weight people carry. But some truths refuse to stay hidden forever. The Sangoma Who Wore Glasses is a modern South African supernatural story about identity, intuition, spirituality, friendship, secrets, and learning what it means to walk between two worlds while pretending to belong to one.

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.

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.

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.

She believed emotions were weaknesses. He believed love was something worth risking everything for. Vinice Valemore is the top student everyone admires-and fears. Cold, intelligent, and untouchable, she has built her life on logic, not feelings. To her, love only destroys people. Kaiser Draven is the academy's troublemaker-loud, careless, and always smiling like nothing can hurt him. But behind his teasing and arrogance, he carries a secret that slowly consumes him. They were never supposed to get along. But fate keeps pulling them together-through arguments, tension, and moments neither of them can explain. And somewhere between hatred and silence... love quietly begins. There is also Elrich Astaire-the gentle senior who loves her in a way that never demands anything in return, always waiting, always watching, always staying. But love doesn't always choose the safest heart. Because Kaiser is running out of time. And Vinice is only just beginning to understand what he meant to her. When he disappears without goodbye, all that remains are letters-written pieces of a boy who loved too late, and stayed too little. Years later, she finally learns the truth: He didn't leave because he stopped loving her. He left because he never had enough time to stay. Some love stories don't end with goodbye... they end with understanding too late. "I loved you... too late."

The story revolves around; A red flag boy named Aaransh surrounding numerous girls. A nerd girl named lisa is always overoccupied with books. Both are destined never to cross paths against each other. Somehow they slowly turn from strangers to friends. Unraveling emotion. Major suspense. "Some stories remains with us forever." Lisa's last thought. What happened between them? Did the suspense ruined everything between them or just a phase? Did they have something which they can't name ? Or will it Always remain as the unfinished shade of orange?

"What would you do?" Daisy raised a brow and an amused smile quirked up with it. "You want me to make the choice for you? Given my track record, are you sure that's a good idea?" "Your track record is the perfect reason. You've been with your share. You have a better idea than I do as to this choice," she wiped the back of her hand under her eyes once more. "Do I choose the boy who broke my heart more than once. Or do I choose the man who has watched over me all these years?" "You already know your choice, Jazzy." Her friend's brow furrowed. "You called one a boy and attached it to a horrible moment in your life. The other you called a man and called him your protector. Now, if I were a third-party stranger and I heard you refer to each of them in the same manner, I would slap you silly and ask how there could even be a choice. So, answer me this. Why are you still trying to choose?" ***************************************************** All roads lead you home... The only road on Jasmine Meeker's mind takes her away from home. Jasmine has spent twenty-four years in the same do-nothing town. Friday nights had been spent at the high school football games, farming season meant slow traffic twice a year and driving twenty minutes to the nearest town for something better to do. Everywhere she looked it was the same thing just a new year. When her old high school flame strolls in to Dave's Diner asking for her to hear him out, she gets sucked back down a rabbit hole of memories; good and bad. Unwanted advice has her second guessing everything from the past not to mention her future. *COMPLETED* (6/15/19) #1 backroads (10/3/19) #1 backroads (11/18/19) #1 backroads (1/13/20) #1 backroads (9/11/20) #1 backroads ~~Look for it on social media:: #backroadsthenovel

My name is Nova Cassidy. Except, it's not. »»-----　　-----«« Cover photo does not belong to me. Made with Canva. Suitable for readers 13+

A girl 𝗠𝗮𝗵𝘃𝗲𝗲𝗻 𝗔𝗹𝗺𝗮𝘀 and the guy 𝗥𝗮𝗮𝗵𝗶𝗹 𝗜𝗱𝗿𝗶𝘀, connected by a bond that was never supposed to exist. She created him years ago... not Raahil, but someone exactly like him. A boy named 𝗭𝗮𝘆𝗻 𝗔𝗹𝘃𝗶, who never existed. At least, that's what she thought. A lonely girl who once made up a perfect best friend on Instagram, and a boy who suddenly walks into her life years later, just like the one she imagined. But what happens when the lines between fiction and reality begin to blur? When her secrets aren't safe anymore... and someone else finds out? Will her past destroy her present? Or will love find a way through the chaos? To uncover the truth, dive into the chapters filled with slowburn, secrets, and everything you never saw coming.🎭 Tropes: ☆ Fake identity ☆ Long-distance best friend ☆ Internet secrets ☆ Love triangle ☆ Lost diary ☆ Blackmail + mystery ☆ Slowburn romance ☆ Dark emotions ☆ Age gap © All Rights Reserved

Toby Eathon had a simple plan for his first day of university: keep his head down, stay invisible, and hit the reset button on his quiet, predictable life. That changed the moment he met Elly Gormeo, a philosophy major with cat ears who pulled him from the safety of a taxi into a breathless run through city traffic. She was everything he wasn't: loud, impulsive, and unapologetically alive. But beneath Elly's bright, chaotic energy lay a secret she never spoke of. As Toby was drawn deeper into her world, he realized he was navigating more than just a budding romance. He was uncovering a past that still haunted her, and he had to decide how close he could get to her. And if he did, what would it cost him?

In the quiet of a movie theater, Jude Alvarez finds more than a second chance-he finds a connection he isn't ready for. A tender slow-burn romance about care, restraint, and the kind of love that waits.

Unspoken Truth follows fifteen year old Janie, a girl growing up in poverty in rural San Diego California. At home Janie is the protector. As the oldest of three, Janie became the mother figure for her siblings at a young age. With two parents on drugs and a broken home life, Janie tries to shield her younger siblings. While at school Janie always kept her head down and tried to not draw attention to herself. Ashamed of her home life, she tried to hide the truth from everybody. Until the day her father is arrested for murder and the entire town is rocked by the news. Janie soon goes from a wallflower to the talk of the school.

Becca Murphy has a secret... She can change things with her mind. Ice to fire. Water to wine. Every atom, every particle, every quark, she can rearrange in a millisecond. Should be cool, right? But for Becca, having a normal sixteen year-old's life is impossible when you have superpowers. Because there are people after her - people who want to study her and use her powers for evil. Becca and her mom are on the run, zig-zagging from state to state, changing their identities every time. When they land in Autumn Beach, something feels different. Soon, Becca discovers she's not the only freak with superpowers. She's finally found the place where she belongs. But what will she have to do to hold on to it?

Henerika verma- 19yrs.A fresher. She is the seashore - calm, composed and peaceful. A rude face with a kind heart. An ambivert who is kind, emphatic yet values her self respect, boundaries and responsibilities. She is not talkative but .... She feels everything deeply. Nishant mehra- 20yrs. Her senior. He is the ocean wave . Restless, loud and full of life. An extrovert who wants to explore everything and enjoys life in every bit. She is calm, He is Chaos. She prefers silence , He loves to annoy her. Two opposites yet two side of same coin when it comes to love. One who denies her feelings. One who doesn't realise that he is in love. Butt... " Agar ek hona nahi tha To milaya kyu Agar bharosa nahi tha To pyaar jataya kyu"

Lycanthropes are scum of the earth, so are any other form of human hybrids. Though at the same point, owning one showed off ones wealth. They were easy to hate, and if you were lucky, they were bred to be pretty. Saskia was lucky. Saskia was born in a breeding facility and went from home to home to home, none of which good. This leads her to many, many different experiences, including getting stolen by a gang.

So this story follows a girl named Cameron, her best friend Audrey and Camerons bully, Allessandra. They go to a boarding school named Holloway Hall, an all girls school which has many secrets yet to uncover. When Cameron is forced to help Allessandra find a supposedly 'made-up' artifact within the school, she may find out a bit more about herself and the school than intended. Description WILL be added to when I figure it out a bit more.

Iris Wight, Reese, is thrust into a situation that hadn't happened in decades. She is destined to be a She-Alpha to reign over a pack. A rare occurrence that proves to be nothing but headaches. The pressure surrounding her was suffocating. When she meets someone from another pack, she learns more history could be repeating itself. Can she handle all these changes? Will secrets come to haunt her? ~~Look for it on social media:: #starsandbloodthenovel #werewolfweek