Elites of Moonlight

Angel had no plans to fall in love nor be kidnapped by a psychopath. For years, her parents have been her controlling her life. She finds that her kidnapper, Logan, is indeed a werewolf and that she is in fact, also one of them. Angel ventures out to speak to her parents about the secrets they've hid from her. She hopes that they would be understanding, instead, they separate her and Logan away. Not knowing what her parents had planed for her, she awakes one day to find that she is in an arranged marriage. There's no escaping her wedding, besides death. She forces herself to live with her new husband, Cain and can't help to develop feelings for him. Years passed and she forgets about Logan, except for the recent phone call of him warning her to stay away from Cain. She flys back to Colorado only to speak to him, but instead a more series of events sparks between them. It's only a matter of time before her husbands finds out.

The book follows a protagonist whose mind begins to unravel as they are plagued by eerie occurrences that blur the line between reality and delusion. It begins with subtle shifts-a feeling of being watched, strange reflections, whispers at the edges of perception-but as the story unfolds, these sensations grow more intense and impossible to ignore. The protagonist starts questioning their own sanity, struggling to differentiate between what's real and what's in their head. Is someone-or something-watching them, or are they simply losing their grip on reality? As they spiral deeper into paranoia, the boundaries of their own identity begin to fracture, and they realize they may not be the only one in control of their mind. With each passing day, the tension grows, and the truth becomes harder to discern. The story keeps readers on edge, with unreliable narration and distorted imagery that makes them question everything. As the protagonist's mental state deteriorates, the lines between the observer and the observed blur, and the final revelation leaves the reader wondering if they're trapped in this madness alongside the character. A chilling psychological thriller, this book explores the nature of reality, self-awareness, and the terrifying idea that what you think you know may be nothing more than a reflection of something far darker.

A group of high school students decide to go on a trip to an abandoned asylum. Or so they think it's abandoned. People are hunting them down...and there is something even more dangerous inside the asylum...something that if in the wrong hands, could end life as we know it.

Night Has Come What started as a normal field trip to a local youth center turns into a chilling nightmare for a group of high school students. As night falls and the lights dim, their phones suddenly buzz with a strange notification-an invitation to play the Mafia Game. At first, they think it's just a prank. But when one of them dies under mysterious circumstances, the truth becomes clear: the game is real... and deadly. Trapped inside the youth center with no way out, the students are forced to play by the twisted rules-each night, the "mafia" must secretly choose someone to eliminate, and by morning, the group must vote who they think the killer is. One wrong choice means another innocent life lost. Trust breaks. Friendships shatter. And as paranoia spreads, they realize: no one is safe... because in this game, even your closest friend might be the mafia.

A new girl walks into the class, as soon as she does, she spots a rather good looking guy at the teachers desk. He has a past, he has secrets, he covers up his depression by smiling. The girl, she is happy, she doesn't have much history with depression. She lives life without a care. Well, so everyone thinks. She has a past, she has secret. No one knows the boys dark side, no one knows what he is, no one knows his secrets. Will that all change because of this girl? Will she change because of him? Will secrets come out? Will he overcome his depression? Will this girl be his saviour? Will this guy be her saviour? Or will they clash and brutally murder each other?

Heaven moves on from the deaths of her adoptive parents. After she finds out something interesting about her friend, Cassie, Cassie is accidentally dragged in to the mess Heaven calls her life. Over the course of several months, Heaven will be "almost killed" many times, and it is exhausting for her new family to watch. Eventually, when they finally escape America, they find refuge in a place no one would have thought to look. With death, dragons, creatures, and more, Heaven finds herself being tested by a woman she should be able to call "grandmother," and these tests aren't exactly "a, b, c, d." Heaven has to kill, and she's okay with that, as long as her new companions are safe. It'll drag you through an emotional rollercoaster, so join Heaven, again, and follow her through her complicated life. She'll surprise you.

Dakota doesn't have any super powers, and he isn't hiding some big secret (Or is he?) The only interesting thing about him is that he's gay. He's always been open at school, but he decided it's time to tell his parents, and he doesn't get the reaction he was expecting. Next thing he knows is that he's being shipped off to Taller Than Them Academy, a school where homosexuals go to get "cleaned". Hahaha yeah, no. He meets someone. Cliché? Yes, but he soon learns the school isn't as bad as it seems. He finds out that the school is split in two sections. Cherry Pepsi and Diet Coke. You'll just have to read to find out the rest. Used to be named: Cherry Pepsi vs. Diet Coke

**VERY OLD BOOK, YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED** "I have an announcement to make! Starting today, all fifteen of you will stay and live here in this building. We have a big budget so don't worry about not getting any necessities." "WHAT?!" "However, there is one way you are to leave here." "Well tell us!" "You must kill someone and not get caught," ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ At first what looked like a normal meeting, turned out to have some information that changed fifteen killers lives forever. It's either kill or be killed, despair or hope, friends are turned against one another. Who will survive, who will be murdered, and who will be found guilty? Let's find out...

Dakota, the new girl, is tired of being a new girl. Then her mom makes her catch a ride with Tyler, the most popular guy in school. Since the moment she sees him, he has been on her back. She refuses to let him help her. Her whole life gets turned upside down when she meets him. Why? He may be hiding a secret about her Grandfather and their past. Turns out her Grandfather was an experiment and they tried to turn him (scientifically) into a monster. It didn't work but they got super-human abilities, including immortality. But later, she falls for Tyler, who's her guardian. Their love is forbidden and her Grandpa is very upset. He tries everything in his power to separate them but Dakota refuses to let him go.

It's my thirteenth birthday. And though most people look forward to their birthday, I was dreading it. I am now the Five, which means I have as many years until I die, and it's down to me to figure out how to save myself and my friends. But we have bigger problems right now. The new Six has run away. With dozens of Government Hunters stalking around, it doesn't take a genius to figure out that she's in danger. Things go from bad to worse when a Government leak starts feeding our details and information about our powers to near enough anyone, for the right price. So it's down to me, my four closest friends and our teacher to find the Six and bring her home safely before she gets caught. The clock is ticking...