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Two hundred years in the future, Earth's rural lands have all but disappeared. The rest of the planet's surface is one huge city called Metropola.The only place on Earth where no one from Metropola has gone is called Hatari Island. It is located in the south pacific and served as a breeding ground for genetic experimentation in the twenty-second century. Its megafauna is unlike anything the planet has ever seen before. However, there are people on the island, called the Kupata, who have been there for as long as anyone can remember. They still live the old way and shoot bows and arrows and gather their food. But the island is not what it seems. Pretending to be shareholders in a science program on the island, the world's richest men are using the island for something terrible. Something the natives call "Thunder Season." Into this world comes Bahati. Bahati was born on the island and wear the claw of the most powerful beast on the island around his neck. He, like the rest of his people, does not know anything about the existence of Metropola and its people. He has never seen those who come to the island from that place. One day, however, he meets a shipwreck victim named James Goodman, who tells him about the rest of the world. James quickly figures out the island's true purpose and he and Bahati escape with a ragtag band of rebels to tell the rest of the world about the atrocities there. Together, they seek the help of the Metropola council and campaign for the Kupatas' freedom. Unfortunately, a strange twist of events sends Bahati back to the island. There, he is subject to the hardest test he has ever had to pass. Losing will mean certain death. Winning will mean freedom for all his people. *you may have seen this on my fanfiction profile, Renner_Addict135. That's my other account, so please don't freak out and tell me I'm stealing someone else's work. Thanks!*

The only hope left on Earth after the near-cataclysmic events of 2157 (p. 27) was the Federation of World Preservation, run by fifty citizens since its establishment in 2158. Each citizen was selected in a process known as the Intelliment Test, open to citizens between the ages of 18 and 22. Now, every thirty-five years, four hundred students from across the globe compete to replace the members of the Federation. - The History of the Federation of World Preservation, p. 49

{Book 1 written for July Camp NaNo '22, also posted on FictionPress, AO3 and Royal Road} The emperor's illegitimate son is forced to take his half-brother's place and travel to an enemy kingdom for an arranged marriage. If the bride's family find out about the deception they'll kill the prince. If they don't, his guards have orders to assassinate him during the wedding ceremony to provoke a war. Along the way the prince meets someone from his past who is oddly eager to help him get out of this predicament... on condition that he helps her steal a jewel which contains a sea monster's soul. (Cover by @SquishyMinMinMing)

Ben Hughes, a 22 year-old failure, has never known success. He's heard of it and he's dreamt of it, but it seems to have always slipped through his fingers. Taunted by his mother, and judged by the world, Ben decides to take matters into his own hands and finally gets a high-powered job as an unsolicited commercial e-mail director. As he discovers the meaning of his new title, and enters the busy world of spamming, Ben discovers himself and what it means to be successful.

Maia is left as the awkward third wheel when her best friend starts to date her older sister. She just wants the awkwardness to end and for things to go back to normal or at least not be jealous, but after an accident involving her sister, Maia is left feeling guilty and alone. Maia must grapple with her emotions and navigate her relationship with Elijah, her best friend who she thinks she shouldn't be talking to anymore.

Reign has moved back to the quiet village, and the new persona about him has captured Rufus's desolate heart all over again. There is always room for a second chance at romance, although the past gets in the way. All Rufus would need to do is stay strong- and not fall into his usual dramatic soliloquies. * Not official title. Not official cover. This is the second draft. Please inbox me for critiques, feedback, or opinions.

Socially awkward, self proclaimed nerd Mckenzie "Mac" Brandt is sent to a summer-long camp with her church, expecting to hate it with all that she is. She loves God, but can't understand people? But what happens when a fake accent, a couple secret passions, and God intervene?

Abigail Sherman is a perfectly average (well, as average as we can be while still being totally human) person with a perfectly average life. That is, she grows up, moves out, experiences the highs and lows of life, (hopefully) becomes a better person, and, of course, deals with more drama than is reasonable for one average person. This story follows Abigail (and a crap ton of other characters) from high school all the way until they start college. There's romance, drama, betrayal, death, etc. These poor souls experience all these things and more so you can read about it from the comfort of your home and say "wow, I'm sure glad I'm not one of them!" while turning the page to see what nonsense they get up to next. (This is part of a series, so there will eventually be more books to come)

Gloria didn't think she was going to have to go it alone with her very first café, but when her business partner disappears and she has a lease to pay she must figure out a way to make it work. ------ NOTES: 1. Thank you for reading!!! 2. This is a FIRST DRAFT of my first novel so please be gentle with your comments :) I'm not looking for critique or editing advice but I'd love to hear if you like the story. Comments I particularly value hearing are: if the story takes you anywhere in your mind, if there's anything you're looking forward to finding out in future chapters (e.g. what happens with a specific character you're invested in, etc.) or just things you particularly enjoy reading. I've joined the #JustWriteIt challenge as well as Camp NaNoWriMo with the same challenge. I'm trying to write 10,000 words in a month. Happy reading and writing!

A Sleeping Beauty Retelling Sixteen year old Lina Tutorea knew she never fit in. Everything about her screamed 'different', from her appearance, to her name, to her natural skill at martial arts and fighting. But she never guessed how very out of place she was. When a witch and a guard step through a portal into her bedroom one day, she learns of the world of Asydien, a place of magic, monsters, and kings. However, it's in danger of being destroyed by an ancient evil known only as the Darkness. And the only person that can destroy it is crown prince. A prince who has been in a deep, unnatural sleep for years. And Lina is the only one who can awaken him.

The adventures of two best friends that like the same girl. Also, their last names are Hall and Oates and they're in a band. NaNoWriMo Fail/The Originality Project

[Wattys 2015 Hidden Gem award winner!] Their leader: dead. Their family: broken. Their future: status, uncertain. When five disconnected cousins face the aftermath of a funeral, they must join forces to fix problems long-dormant in their family tree before their differences divide them. But Esau's evading the cops. His girlfriend, Mirrin, is hiding from her errant father. Brother and sister Seven and Eden are locked in a battle of best musician. And Seven's young protégée, Corrin, is just trying to sidestep his family's reputation. When relationships, dreams, and reputations raise the stakes of conflict, each must define for themselves the true meaning of family.

'A late fall passed unnoticed, A new ruler is born, Hidden till coming of age, His servants shall return, The drummers call brings death, His quest shall be hopeless.' An ominous power begins to rise on the borders of Zlair and the leaders are keeping a close eye on everyone's safety. But when things fall apart, can they find someone to help? Kilu and her friends have a very big secret. One they don’t realise the power of yet. When their small world begins to fall apart, where are they going to go? And can they keep their secret?

103 young astronauts, dark rumors and one Artificial Intelligence to coordinate them. The 5th generation of astronauts on the "Ark", a huge spaceship - mankind's biggest success to the day - are supposed to find a new habitable planet for humanity. But the Crew's focus lies instead on Generation 04 - or rather, the lack of it. What happened to them? Eve talks about a Virus - can the computer be believed? This mystery, among many other strange happenings on the Ark split the Crew in two groups - The Followers & The Rebels. They're hard-fought enemies, but will they join causes for a greater good? This story follows Lexa 05030, a Gladiator (Fighters who entertain the crew of the "Ark") and a Rebel as she witnesses the strange changes aboard the Ark.

What would you do if you suddenly became an outcast in your hometown without any explanation at all? In City 7.0.1 you’re only useful if you can provide a service to society. Seventeen year olds go through a week’s worth of testing to determine what jobs they’ll be suitable for in the near future and every year there’s a few students that’ll be considered for a seat on the council in charge of the city. They’re given an envelope listing these job matches at a formal ceremony at the end of Testing Week. Felicity Hale’s future seems clear to everyone else but herself. Anyone who’s met her would agree that she’s the perfect candidate for the seat on the council. But when she’s given a blank piece of paper in her envelope instead of a list of job matches she is branded worthless by society. As an outcast she longs to find a place where she might be able to belong. What she doesn’t expect is that she’ll find it in a group of thieves that live underneath the city. Felicity thinks that the life of a thief will be simple but as she uncovers all of their secrets she realises that it’s not as straightforward as she’d hoped. (This is a Camp NaNoWriMo story. Sorry for all the typos and mistakes you’ll come across whilst reading!)

"I'm not ever going to be good enough for you, am I?" I asked him. Jack's eyes lowered to the ground, "That's not what I meant." He mumbled. I gripped my sword tighter in my hand, "Then what did you mean." He looked up, his hair falling into his eyes. "I mean to tell you the opposite. I'm not good enough for you, Eria. I never will be." ------- My 2015 Camp NaNoWriMo Story. I'm going to be updating it everyday. Mind the grammar errors and spelling mistakes if there are any. Thanks for reading. ~Kaitlyn

Letters to a forgotten friendship plagued in secrets and betrayal.

"My name is Jace Overton, and I have schizophrenia." Mr. Stevenson stood from his desk, his eyes widening and surprise slapping him in the face as if he'd just discovered vibranium. "Wow, so you're a schizophrenic?" My mom told me there were three kinds of people in the world: people that didn't care, people that cared enough, and people that cared too much. He was definitely the third type of person. "No, I have schizophrenia. I am not a schizophrenic." "Is there a difference?" I stared at him blankly, "I wouldn't have corrected you if there wasn't." ----- Jace is weird. Jace has a blunted affect, a knack for memorizing, and a strong attraction to a Pakistani girl named Elizabeth. He also has a distant father, an overbearing psychiatrist and two best friends that get him into situations (some of which end with his nose [and heart] being broken). He has a sister that's ten years his senior, daily medication, serious hatred for the color white and a mere four years to accomplish the following things: 1) Make his parents fall in love with each other again. 2) Make Elizabeth fall in love with him. 3) Get people to understand that he has schizophrenia, he is not a schizophrenic. The former is attached to an identity while the latter is a label. A CampNaNoWriMo Novel