Ya dzieła

Easton was Luna's closest friend until a family tragedy tore them apart. Five years later, a mysterious invitation brings them back together - and Luna's life will never be the same. ***** It's been five years since a deadly fire took the lives of Luna's parents and Easton's father-destroying Luna and Easton's friendship in the process. Now, Luna's looking forward to a brighter future. But when she encounters Easton at a party, she discovers that although she's come to terms with her past, Easton's is tearing him apart. As Luna tries to help Easton heal, she soon realizes that her past and her future might be more intertwined than she thought. [[word count: 80,000-90,000 words]] Cover designed by Ashley Santoro

A misdelivered love letter meant for the school's cheerleader lands in her twin brother's locker, sparking an unexpected friendship that forces Oliver to face family secrets, his identity, and his growing feelings for the one boy he was never supposed to love. *** Oliver Grant wasn't trying to fall for Max Ellis. He had one job: slip a love letter into locker 166 and finally confess to Kate Ellis - the cool, untouchable cheerleader of his teenage dreams. Instead, it ends up in locker 168. Which belongs to Max Ellis - Kate's twin brother. Broody. Quiet. Star football player. Definitely not the person Oliver was supposed to fall for. And the worst part? Since that day, Max Ellis has been way too interested in Oliver Grant - showing up, sitting too close, smiling like he knows exactly what he's doing. The more Oliver tries to avoid him... ...the harder Max makes it to walk away. Now Oliver's life is spiraling into awkward hallway run-ins, mixed signals, and a growing suspicion that maybe - just maybe - the wrong locker wasn't a mistake at all.

Her blood makes her what they hunt. Her scent makes her what they fear. And falling for the one boy she was warned to avoid might be the spark that sets the whole town on fire. Some secrets don't make you powerful. Some love stories don't save you from monsters. They help you survive them. ________________________________ Six months before everything went wrong, seventeen-year-old Kelsey Blackwell moves to her father's isolated forest town after losing her mother. She expects awkward family dinners, old grief, and the kind of small-town boredom that makes every day feel the same. She is very, very wrong. Cold Creek is nothing like she expected. It is a quiet forest town where people stare too long, whisper bloodkin like a curse, and act as if Kelsey has broken rules no one ever bothered to explain. Her father will not tell her the truth. Her grandparents pretend everything is normal. And the woods around town feel alive in a way no forest should. Then Kelsey crosses paths with Ethan Greystone, the one boy she was warned to avoid. Ethan belongs to everything Cold Creek understands: bloodline, instinct, power, control. Kelsey is someone everyone would rather keep hidden. She is human in a place built for predators, and the more Ethan notices her, the more the town begins to turn against them both. Because the danger in Cold Creek does not only wait in the forest. It watches her. It reacts to her. And the deeper Kelsey is pulled into the town's secrets, the harder it becomes to tell whether she is the target, or someone everyone should have feared from the beginning. Because what they don't know is this: sometimes the most dangerous girl in town is the one who never becomes one of them.

Blood is mandatory. Compliance is survival. Hope is broadcasted like propaganda. Kai has spent his life keeping his head down, his sister hidden, and his fists ready. But when the lottery calls his number and offers him a future he never asked for, Kai is forced to choose between the life he built in the shadows, and a system that's already decided what he's worth. The revolution is coming, but he never signed up for his. Kai only wanted to keep his sister safe. So why is he now suddenly able to control fire?

London, Winter, early 2000s Olivia Vane spends her days working in a record store, just trying to make it to closing time. Then there's Ville Valo. Caught in the middle of a rising rock scene, he's constantly on the road, playing gigs that eventually bring him to London. When they meet on a rain-soaked sidewalk, there's no instant connection. Just friction. She thinks he's insufferable. He thinks she's stubborn. But somehow, their lives keep colliding. Confusing, painful, complicated, and anything but easy or sweet.

The story of Ciara Tarakona and Lodin Morian continues in this sequel to Princess of Dragons! Ciara is finally finding her place in the Fire Kingdom. Her relationship with Lodin is also quickly developing into something more. Everything seems perfect - for just a moment. But the war with the Water Kingdom is ever looming, and now, without the Dragon Slayers, the Fire Kingdom's might is limited. And when they run into the infamous black dragon, everything changes. But will it be for better... or worse?

Before the Great Depression shattered his dreams of a perfect life and her dreams of attending school, into distant memories of the past. Walter and Ruth were typical people. Mostly. Walter thought his privileged lifestyle and loving family in New York City were more than enough. Ruth, daughter of struggling farmers in the prejudice state of Alabama, had always hoped there was more to her life than "offing" chickens and sneaking books to read. When Walter plays the unsuspecting hero to a girl with hair that can defy gravity and skin the color of copper. He finds himself in emotional realms he's never explored before, while Ruth realizes she's found the one person she can trust with her life. When she's given another shot at life by the six foot New Yorker who saves her, the walls she's built up slowly begin to chip away. Together, they embark on an adventure, but their differences threaten to tear them apart. Historical Fiction BW WM YA Romance Mild language, mild violence, Young adult themes

The Clockmaker's Secret follows Noah Mercer, a curious young apprentice who discovers that his mysterious master, Edmund Vale, makes clocks that do far more than tell time. Hidden within the old clockmaker's shop are machines capable of storing, stealing, and changing moments from history. When Noah accidentally awakens the most powerful clock of all, he must uncover Edmund's forgotten secret before someone uses the power of time to rewrite the past-and destroy the future.

I'm currently posting one chapter every Tuesday's and Friday's at 7:00 pm BTS of Kevin Soprano: The Sword of Augmenti. Join in at those times and see the story slowly revealed. -- Book one of a five book Kevin Soprano saga. I can guess what you're all thinking, why am I, Kevin Soprano, the star of an action book? At a first glance, you wouldn't think so. I may look like the classic nerd without the glasses, the spots and the ruffled hair who hasn't quite hit puberty as much as everyone else. But let me tell you, the adventures I dragged into with my friends Jacob and Kelsey, tell a very different story. This book tells the story of me and my friends, the beginning adventure where I claim the Sword of Augmenti, from a place I only dreamed about and the singular moment where my life, our lives change forever.

The Beginning of Something Much Older Searah Ren thought becoming an adult meant finally choosing her own future. She was wrong. At eighteen, Searah is leaving the quiet town of Dounaton with her two best friends, Reacca and Kaytee, to begin a new life at St Greys Collegium. Her strange little Spirits have followed her for as long as she can remember. Then Searah starts seeing things that haven't happened. Things that shouldn't be possible. And while she tries to understand what is happening to her, something is changing beyond Dounaton. A missing boy. A strange woman. A forgotten language. A forest hiding secrets it was never meant to keep. Three friends. A world full of secrets. And a past that refuses to stay buried. The journey to St Greys was supposed to be the beginning of their new lives. Instead, it may be the beginning of something much older.

Claire Donneley had everything figured out - until she didn't. One breakup. One empty lunch table. One corner store she keeps returning to for reasons she won't admit. Edward Park works the register at Joe's Corner Store. He reads while he waits. He doesn't say much. And he remembers more than Claire would like him to. They were never friends. That part is important. A slow, quiet story about two people learning how to be decent - to each other, and to themselves. Updates ongoing. Author: English is not my first language si forgive me for any errors in spellings and grammar. I used Grammarly to help me with that types of stuff, thank youu <3

Seventeen-year-old Aleena Zhao has everything, fame, success, and a life millions would envy. But behind the cameras, the perfect smile, and a mother who has built an empire around her daughter, Aleena is quietly falling apart. Then there's Harvey Chang, a nineteen-year-old rapper she barely knows, a ridiculous television show, and a secret she's spent years trying not to think about. As the lines between what is real and what is performed begin to blur, Aleena finds herself pulled deeper into a world where everyone seems to want something from her. And sometimes, finding your own voice means risking everything you've been told to protect.

In which Aidan and Evelyn decides on friendship or forever. Through feelings neither of them had intended to feel. cr: pinterest for the cover. [wordcount: 20,341]

In a world with a secret supernatural society, Juniper Berry is in love with the love witch Canta Lei, which is no different to anyone else Canta interacts with. Is her love the simple influence of Canta's magic? Or is it something deeper? When Canta's life is at stake, is love enough to save her? Yes, every pun is intended.

Kavya Rao and Archer Wright have been each other's person since before either of them was cool enough to admit it. They are a lifelong friendship, a thousand inside jokes, and an easy, familiar closeness that looks simple from the outside-until it isn't. But what happens when conflict begins to disrupt the life they've built around each other, and neither of them is willing to let go of the habits that have kept them together for so long? Archer: People don't talk about grafting enough, it's genuinely insane. You take two separate plants, you wound them both at the cambium layer - which is this thin layer of living tissue just under the bark, it's where all the actual growth happens, it's the most alive part of the whole plant - and you press them together and if the conditions are right and you've lined them up correctly their cells just start recognizing each other and they fuse. Their vascular tissue fuses. They share water, nutrients, everything, for the rest of their lives. They become structurally one plant. And I just think - I don't know. I'd want that...with the right person. I'd want someone whose cambium layer could meet mine and we could be one. Kavya: ... I must be going insane because that sounds inherently like a sexual request. Should I be slapping him like mom said?

"She's moving across the country in three weeks. He has one shot to tell her the truth."It's May 2001, the final day of junior year, and everyone is blasting music and planning summer vacations. Everyone except Shawn. His best friend, Allie-the carefree, adventurous girl who completely captured his heart-is moving across the country to California.Terrified of ruining their friendship, Shawn has kept his feelings locked away. But when Allie unexpectedly shows up on his doorstep the next morning, Shawn is forced to make a choice: let her drive out of his life forever, or find the courage to confess his love before the clock runs out.

In a world where every human is bonded at birth to an animal spirit - from ants to dragons - and the size of your bond determines your place in society, Alon, a girl from a poor fishing village, is bonded to the smallest creature anyone has ever seen: a mouse. She's mocked and written off by everyone. But her mouse isn't really a mouse - it's a god in hiding, on the run from his own divine family, and the fate of two worlds (human and divine) hinges on their unlikely bond.

Maya hates Ethan. Ethan hates Maya. It's the undisputed law of Lakeside High. He's the arrogant class valedictorian who takes up the #1 spot on the leaderboard, and she's the one stuck in his shadow, counting down the days until graduation. But by night, Maya is Spark-a rookie vigilante who just inherited a volatile, electric superpower she can barely control. When the City League pairs her up with Apex, the city's most disciplined, elite teenage hero, sparks fly. Literally.He thinks she's a chaotic liability. She thinks he's a bossy nightmare. While Maya and Ethan are busy sending each other death threats over a group chemistry project via text, Spark and Apex are slowly learning to trust each other in the dark. But masks can't stay on forever. And when the truth sparks out, enemy lines are going to blur. An enemies-to-lovers superhero romance.

Six students. One dead teacher. Four hours. Detention at Blackwood Academy was supposed to be boring - until Mrs Vanderson is shot dead in front of them and a mysterious voice takes control of the room. Their phones are destroyed, the doors are locked, and the voice claims that one of them has something that belongs to him. But what is it? And why were these six chosen? As they search the classroom for answers, secrets begin to surface - hidden addictions, dead parents, family lies, forbidden feelings and a connection between them that none of them ever knew existed. With the clock ticking and someone watching their every move, they have four hours to uncover the truth... or they might not make it out of Blackwood Academy alive. WARNING - Contains mild violence and mild-severe cursing/swearing This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. Six students sitting in a quiet class, Staring blankly at the hourglass. To them, this hour is just detention, Glad they narrowly escaped suspension. But in reality, something worse is on, As they sit idly, drawing polygons. Suddenly, a loud gun goes off, The voice on the intercom clears its cough. It says: "You have something that belongs to me, Do not even dare to flee. Do you want to end up like your teacher? Your beloved, dear school-teacher? She lies here bleeding and dead on the floor, And if you dare to step out of that door, Or choose to ignore what I say on this phone, You'll end up buried right under a gravestone."