Projectmandown Stories

He's the boy without a name, without a smile. He's the boy nobody will look at twice. High school is difficult, on average. But for someone like him, it's a waking nightmare- filled with Doubts and Maybes with no Answers for either of them. Apparently, writing instead of going out to play football is 'a freak job', but he doesn't care. He'll pour his heart out into these pages if it would just help him lift the dark thoughts off his mind. Cover Credit: @erisistable By Srijoni Copyrighted_2016 All Rights Reserved

Ophelia Cromwell is a young girl full of life working with the very mysterious hard to reach designer Antonio Greyer.

Fifteen years ago, Elle's boyfriend left town--and Elle--without so much as an explanation. Today, Ephraim has returned with a child: Bren. Bren is clever, quiet, quick, and almost exactly fifteen years old. Offered a miraculous second chance at the relationship they've wanted back for years, Elle instantly takes it, and desperately holds on, no matter what anyone has to say-- not their best friend (who lied to Elle for years), or the student they're counseling (who, again, is not the counselor here), or said student's parents, who may or may not both be Elle's ex-boyfriends. Oops. [the full work is as yet unedited. this posting includes one sample chapter as the author polishes the work offline.] [for more: https://yvesdot.tumblr.com/sometimesithappens/ ] [read on ao3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/16846237/chapters/39549148 ]

Gary Cooper's the boy you'll find at the far end of the room; probably sitting near the guy who thought it was cool to wear a leather jacket even if it was scorching hot outside. He's the guy who would walk past the couples arguing in the middle of the hallway, on a Monday. Aside from his childhood frenemy Megan, nobody knew much about him. She DOES know Gary has been studying almost everything about a specific type of female - the school's self-proclaimed good girls. The kind that wore glasses and was always targeted by the gossiping public. He knew that underneath the shy facade, was a she-devil that feasted on the souls of horny, teenage boys. Copyright © 2016 Liz Martinez All Rights Reserved

Warning: The following content includes: gore, fantasy, profanity, thoroughly described scenes, and extreme violence. If you're not a fan of that, don't read and don't hate. I own all the characters except the ones included in the 'Character Contest', section 2. I also own the plot unless in the future I get ideas from friends and others. Most of the fantasy words are either made up, or they originate from other languages, but tweaked a little by me. [® All Right Reserved. Original story. Like seriously, don't copy.] [Description coming soon]

this is how it starts ✨ "you're a walking cliche, did you know that?" "oh yeah, well you're...asian." "what?" "you know!" ✨ extended summary inside

She did everything for herself. Her story of struggle was what inspired others to join her. She was a queen material. The only thing that keeps her from becoming the most feared one was the king. So she did what was right. She kidnapped him. What is in store for them now? Read on...

"You weren't my happy ending but our story is still worth telling." -unknown In which a man lets his love for his wife destroy him.

As a kid, Raphael was a homophobic bully. Now, at age 23, he's grown out of the bully act. His homophobia? Still there, but it doesn't show often―after all, there are no gay people around him. Just his mom, ex-girlfriend, and daughter, Mia. Or so he thinks, until a phone call one morning comes with news that puts him face-to-face with his prejudice. But shaking prejudice is hard when your ashamed family, some hungry reporters, and a stubborn gay activist are breathing down your neck. Changing is hard, especially when you've buried skeletons.

"c-can i buy you a drink?" "no, but you can buy me a triple cheese burger." - where an anxiety-suffering, shy boy meets a confident party chick.

| THIS BOOK IS ON PAUSE, I don't know if I will ever continue it. Although I liked the ideas I had for this book I never had the writing skills / motivation to execute or complete them. I'm sorry :( | Levi Nicholi Cole, the Golden Boy of Eastwood high. He's the captain of the football team, he has a hot girlfriend. He's rich, he's nice to everyone. He's popular, he's smart. At least that's what everyone sees. They don't see the bruises caused by someone he thinks he loves They don't see how he flinches when someone touches him unexpectedly They don't see his inner conflict They don't see his pain Or maybe They do and they just don't care Previously known as the Golden boys golden rule. <3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3<3 This book has a bisexual main character and a couple other characters that are part of the LGBTQ+ community so if you have anything against that this book is not the one for you :) This book is also going to contain things such as abuse and bad eating habits, so please if you are triggered easily I advise you stay away. This will not be a super harsh book and if I find a chapter might trigger I will put a warning. Please remember you are worth just as much as every one else, no matter what pant size you fit into, which race you are, what team you fight for. We are all human, equally stupid in our own ways, never completely perfect but most of the time good enough, and that is all that matters.

Neel Kashyap developed a crush on Niyati Patel when he was in primary school. She was the one with the longest hair and he adored her curly mane. That crush however faded when Neel wrote his first love letter and it ended up reaching her brother. After eight years, when a mutual friend plans a North India tour to rebuild the broken ties, Niyati stands before Neel and she's the same girl with the longest hair. Now, her mane is curlier and she's exceptionally beautiful as ever. If Neel had been the same boy he once was, he'd fall in love with her the way Augustus Waters did. Slowly, then suddenly. But, Neel doesn't do love and he definitely doesn't like curly mane anymore. Time will prove Neel that Niyati is more than just a girl with curly hair and this tour is more than just a vacation. Join the journey of nine friends who struggle to build their broken bonds as they learn that some stories can be rewritten. Especially the ones without a happy ending. #70 in General Fiction