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⚠️ language, mild child abuse, violence ~ Havenbrook City. Where nine o'clock curfews exist, and streets are crawling with aggressive superhumans cast out by the public, called Deviates. Few know how they gain their powers. Even fewer survive an encounter. Stevie Jones is lucky to be a survivor, though she would have died if it weren't for a Deviate blended with shadows swooping in and saving her from a violent mugging. But she's just trying to stay on the road her mother and late father paved for her. Now that she's landed a scholarship and is attending her dream class, it seems that her future is bright. However, her life takes a sharp turn when she suddenly wakes up as a Deviate with no warning, no reason. Desperate for answers, she'll turn to the man who once saved her, hoping to protect her reputation before becoming a Deviate destroys it, even if he's not the friendliest hero. Derek Harvard, or mockingly called "Dark" by his roommate, is secretly a Deviate. And he hates it. Every day is a further struggle to keep his power and anger under control. Something about the two strangely collide, and he's painfully aware. Good thing getting his adrenaline fix and beating up the corrupt Deviates is just the stress relief he needs. When Stevie inserts herself into his lifestyle, he thinks this is going to be hell... but something about Stevie's presence oddly quells the darkness teeming inside him, and it may be the only reason he's agreed to help her out. Working together, these two unlikely friends explore the underbelly of the world of Deviates, encountering jaw dropping truths, a flirty bō swinger, and powerful fire Deviate foes hired to target them. That is, if Stevie can balance all this action with home life and school. If she keeps poking around with trouble, both worlds may have to collide. ~ Book cover by Zander! Twitter is @artizan00

ONGOING! Couture Magazine: the most prestigious fashion publication in the world, where hemlines are sacred, deadlines are deadly, and the coffee runs are... surprisingly literal. Every intern who walks through those gleaming Manhattan doors dreams of landing a full-time position-complete with vision, dental (including twice-yearly cleanings), and an endless supply of designer clothes fresh off the runway. Sure, the demands from editors, photographers, and even the notoriously temperamental writers can be exhausting. But an intern's day at Couture is pretty ordinary, right? WRONG. Alcide Lancaster is about to discover that his summer internship working for the iconic-yet-terrifying Ellen Montclaire comes with a few... unexpected job requirements. Like why he and a select few employees-including the formidable Editor-in-Chief herself-are the only ones taking mandatory two-hour lunch breaks. Why his thirty-to-fifty-something coworkers look suspiciously athletic, eerily youthful, and are borderline obsessed with eyewear that definitely isn't just a fashion statement. And why A-list celebrities who stop by the Couture offices seem less interested in the magazine's latest cover shoot and oddly fascinated with Alcide himself. But most importantly... What does any of this have to do with Alcide's late family, their disturbingly narrow worldview, and the real reason they wanted him out of their lives forever? All excellent questions for a young man trying to survive a summer packed with Fashion Week chaos, superpowered coworkers who treat the office like their personal runway, and a boss who's less Anna Wintour and more fierce-but-loving grandmother. Between navigating new friendships, an unexpected romance, and enough secrets to fill an entire September issue, Alcide is about to learn that in the world of high fashion... Not everything is just an illusion.

Foster kid Arian Halliday lives life by his own set of rules: don't ask questions about his birth family, be a star student-athlete; and always do what's needed while respecting authority. For him, survival is all he knows best as he rarely trusts in anyone other than those in his social circle. In a way, Arian is satisfied with his life. But then comes the announcement of his birth father and his family wanting to meet with him for the first time. Which is funny since Arian was told that his father died in a car crash while his mother died giving birth to him. So what's a teenager in high school to do when he goes from the unknown shadows to being the heir of a powerful family? And what's he to do when his rules don't apply to his new lifestyle? But most of all, how can he adapt in a family full of surprising secrets that involve superpowers and hidden legacies? All good questions. With the assurance of his one and only friend as well as some new ones and a possible love interest, Arian's going to have to maintain his authentic self while understanding the new normal: money, haters, and all. WATTPAD EXCLUSIVE!

After semi-thwarting the schemes of her arch-nemesis, Hemic, and repelling the endeavors of her adversary, Spade, an unwilling participant in Hemic's schemes but an opportunist hoping to profit from the situation, Plasmasonic (To̅mi Andrei) has returned from Fayetteville to Bedrock. Although she was hoping to return to a relatively peaceful setting to hang out with friends and family, she finds that this will not be the case. A new player is attempting a power grab in Bedrock, and they're shrouded in obscuration. To make things worse, Plasmasonic must deal with a new set of rogues who are hoping to settle their particular scores. Join Plasmasonic as she begins a new chapter, aiming to keep Bedrock out of the hands of someone who would turn it into a streamlined autocracy. *Cover image for Plasmasonic (To̅mi Andrei) illustrated by wonderfully-twisted.

Set in the Arcadia Universe, where the gods have allowed men to wield powers beyond our wildest dreams. How this power is used, however, is totally up to the bearer and they have the three choices. Be a hero, a villain, or live their lives like the rest of society. However, not all humans possess extraordinary abilities and the police have to protect the lives of citizens, and in the process, the government uses many measures that may doom society to destruction. This story follows Nathaniel Masters, who has to face many challenges along his journey, as he eventually rises up to face the threat posed not only by villains but by those he has sworn to protect. "There I was, the son of two amazing superheroes. Known far and wide for their amazing bravery, brilliance and power. I won't lie, I am proud to call them my parents, but something burned deeply on the inside. Not only the fact that I couldn't tell anyone that they were superheroes, but also the fact that I was no more human than you. I was shunned by my parents' friends, humiliated by their kids, whose power was not only amazing but grew stronger. My family pretty much ignored me. I had no other siblings and my friends, well they had other stuff to do. Besides the continuous support and acceptance by my grandfather, my only option is to dream.... that is, until something happens." ### Book's Top Rankings ### #3 in #projectsuper - December 2019

Sometimes you can't wait around for the universe to choose you. Post-NWH / Marvel AU.

WARNING: CONTAINING AMOUNTS OF SASS PREVIOUSLY UNKNOWN TO MANKIND In the city of NYC--- Ok. Hold up. First of all, New York City. What, are ya gonna assume everyone here knows what NYC is? Anyway, this is about two people. I can almost hear you rolling your eyes. Another cliché teen fiction with a bad boy and a good girl? Nope. This is about superheroes. I can still hear you rolling your eyes. Superheroes. Like in comic books? Like people with super speed and mutant powers? Yes. But this isn't about the fight they have. More about the lives they lead without the masks. But just keep in mind, people who live in the world have all different skin colours. Do not assume my characters are of one unless I state them explicitly. and diversity is welcome here in my novel! Anyhow, back to the story. Ever wonder where supervillains go after their fight with the hero? What about the other side of the story? It's not like they sit in their lair cackling all day and planning how to kidnap reporters. What about the lives they lead? And instead of just focusing on that, what if the superhero and the supervillain knew each other? I mean, can they see behind the mask? No, so their identities are secret. So what if the hero and villain were best friends? What if they were roommates? What if they were falling for each other? And what happens when they find out? Now, I assume you know all of these questions will be answered in this book. But hold on. It's going to take a while. You're in for a bumpy ride. And if any of you got any of the references in this description, give yourself a pat on the back. That is a beautiful thing. And if you can name all the references in this book, you truly are a gift to mankind. Fangirl out.

"I wanted to be a hero once. I once wanted to be the adored idol of the masses who everyone could count on to save the day," I admit. He continues to look at me expectantly, as if what I was about to say was tantamount to knowing the many secrets of the universe. If only my past hopes were the secrets of the universe then maybe I wouldn't disappoint. "But then I realized that it was impossible," I continue. "A true super-hero was something I could never be, not even if I tried with all my might or even if I wanted it more than anything else in this entire world." Though his face is masked one thing stands out clear as the day; piercing emerald eyes that seem as if they're staring right through me. As if they're staring right into me. I don't dare move under his gaze, as if hypnotized and frozen in place, just like the very first time, until I'm snapped back into reality when a question leaves his mouth. "Why is that?" His gaze doesn't leave me. If anything, it intensifies. I can't tell whether this is a part of his power or not, but either way it holds me down as if I couldn't leave--as if I didn't wan't to leave. So I don't, instead, I answer his question with a truth he cannot escape from. A truth he cannot twist against me nor deny. Why can I not be a true superhero, he wonders. Why? "Because a 'true super-hero' can save everyone." All rights reserved. ©Sierra-Night 2016-2017

Chance Eaton is facing imminent destruction. Or, rather, his alter ego Silver Hurricane and his beloved city are. He has done everything he can to save the people he loves but the fact of the matter is that he can't do it alone. Lacey Moreau doesn't care. All Lacey really wants is to get paid. Checks, cash, gold coins, free dinner. It doesn't matter. She'll take it. But Chance isn't giving her a dime to help out. He actually expects her to just help. It's torturous. But he's also super hot so it's totally worth it. ---------- Each chapter is inspired by a different writing prompt. The plot is ambiguous in some parts and nonexistent in others due to the fact that I have bigger and better plans for Lacey and Chance but I want to test the characters out first. Feedback is welcome!

No one said having superpowers would be easy, but this is ridiculous. Fallout is hunting Angelos within an inch of the kid's life, a new villain is rearing their ugly head, and Heaven is awfully tempted by the dark side. Gats? Not happy. How could anyone be happy after seeing all he's seen, committing the horrible acts he helped cause? As he drifts farther and farther from the ones he cares about, there's only one person this teenager needs saving from-himself. Jaylin? Trying to remember how dating works. Trying to create a life for herself outside of the world she's always seen. Jaylin is haunted by ghosts of a past she never wants to return to, a past that wants to drag her back into darkness, kicking and screaming. Poison? Up to his old tricks. Or is he? Who is this kid, anyway? Caught behind iron bars as his world unravels around him, Katris Bellanova lies in wait for his prey-prey he's begun to empathize with and care for, despite his best judgment. Prey he might sacrifice everything he once cared about to protect. School. A new kid. Secrets. A horrible past come back for revenge. A battle was won, but the war is far from over.

Taking down an unmasking villain probably wasn't what most teenage siblings did in their spare time. But Noah and Madeline 'Maddy' Torrez were a super and his sister- each enthusiastic about sleuthing for their own reasons. But the clues all pointed to the Unmasker being Inferno, a mysterious fire-wielding supervillain. A supervillain who just could've been Noah's crush at school. They had no plans, per se. Just a few harebrained schemes, endless enthusiasm, and one ominous, rhyming note. Would the siblings stop the Unmasker before the supers of Phaonix City were gone? WARNING:- SIBLING-ROASTING, INTENSE HUMOR, AND MANY IDIOTS INVOLVED. #TheSparklingAwards

Men and women all over suddenly develop powers. An ordinary, middle-aged man discovers his and has to deal with it, a new relationship and some bad people. This story comes from a dream I had many years ago. I still remember every detail and started to write it down in the hopes it would go away. It sort of got away from me after that. #projectsuper

An entry for the #JustWriteIt prompt #OpenMonth (March 2018). After an emergency in space, Dogboy is thrown into a mystery that hits close to home. His friend, Brain, is wanted for sabotage and murder and the only clues to Brain's innocence come from a mysterious informant. Dogboy's investigation takes him beyond the world he thought he knew and into secrets best left forgotten. Can the Heroic Hound save his friend and uncover the plot, or will he be the next target?

❝If something is important enough, even if the odds are against you, you should still do it.❞ In order to escape her past of abuse from her father, a girl named Jayden Watney moves with her mother to Queens, New York, where she meets the most unlikely of friends. [ALTERNATING POINTS OF VIEW] (DISCLAIMER: I do not own any of the characters from 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' or its plotlines, nor any other Marvel characters/plotlines.) COVER DESIGN | ©shaarlocked and ©qweenofthegeeks |AGAINST SERIES BOOK 1|

Superhumans live among us. It is the greatest secret of the 21st Century. Tommy Haas likes it that way. He wants nothing more than to be left alone, to live a quiet life with his beloved Rhonda. But the universe and the federal government won't let that happen. Tommy is stronger and more talented than any human being has any right to be. It doesn't matter that he's a law-abiding, tax-paying citizen. To be different in that way is to be in danger if the authorities find you out. And now his friend Amy Lascar is missing. No one knows where she is or what has become of her, and the police scarcely even bothered to mount a search. It's that way with a lot of people like Tommy, exceptional people who simply have disappeared. Along with his valiant friend Sam Babington, Tommy intends to find Amy. God help whoever gets in his way.

Sequel to Breaking Butterfly. Cannot be read as a standalone. After the disappearance of the hero Butterflygirl, the other heroes of Silver City must step up to take her place. But taking the place of another hero isn't as easy as it seems. Meanwhile, Apollo's inside source gains a new ally, and comes closer than ever to taking down the Meta Alliance.

Being a superhero's sidekick was the last thing Gretal Davidson expected, and it was the last thing she wanted to be. Because it takes more than powers to be a superhero. [image credit goes to artist, not me]