Campnanowrimo Stories

| Watty's 2018 Longlist | Maahi Kaur is an NRI living in America who reaches out to her best friend's brother with whom she has a past encounter with in order to get out of her abusive relationship. Parth Ahuja is a lawyer born and raised in the States has no idea how to feel when he sees the girl who changed him in the middle of the night in torn, bloody clothes. He does not know anything except that life was giving both of them a second chance and this time, he was determined to make it last longer than a day. Only, a lawyer-client relationship can prove to be slightly complicated to pursue with her husband around who makes it a tad bit difficult to give her a divorce. Read a story of a psychologist striving to regain control of her life as it used to be before her marriage and heal amidst a divorce hearing. Updates: Sundays + Wednesdays

Four rooms. Thirty days . Twenty four people who make life worth living. And one story to last an eternity.

❝The family that lived next door was so weird. Daniel liked to look out his window at night and watch their tall grass and wild brambles sway in the night wind, broken windows dark all the time, except the occasional flare of a cigarette from the second floor bedroom. And, sometimes, the streetlights reflecting off a pair of blue eyes in the livingroom window, still and blinking like a trapped animal.❞ Cover by @-Jewels-

Clarissa has a passion for murder mysteries, the paranormal, and serial killers. When she discovers there's a subscription service where she can correspond with a make-believe serial killer, and be sent monthly evidence and clues to crack their case....she's all for it. Until suddenly the clues and evidence become a little too suspicious, and personal. Who is Clarissa dealing with? And how do they know so much? A knock at the back door will answer her questions, and instill new fears.

Sequel to Counting Sheep. Many Years have passed since Sage`s games. The Period of Fire has passed. Along with any traces of Rebellion. It is time for the 4th and Final Quarter Quell. It is time for Panem to know it's true evil.

"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

A cute love story between two completely opposite girls. Erin is bored of her plain life. She hates being told what to do and seeks adventure when she moves to Marble Hills to join the sixth form of her choice. Instead of going with the typical popular people in the school she goes for the girl determined to ignore the world with her music. Alex acts like she doesn't care what people say behind her back or to her face, but in reality she just wants to be accepted for who she is. She buries herself in the thumping of drums, strumming of guitars and the lyrics of songs to get through each day.

In which I make a choice and it's just not the same. ━ Allyra King never meant to do a lot of things. She never meant to be guilted into going to the party. She never meant to get drunk. She never meant to call her brother. She never meant for him to die. But reality doesn't reflect intentions. Ally knows that far too well. And so does her father. Mitchell King never meant to do a lot of things. He never meant to blame Ally for his son's death. He never meant to wish her dead. He never meant for his wish to come true. One fateful night and five words later, Ally's life is turned upside down when she runs into the mysterious and enigmatic Cian Sampson, a boy who seems to know everything there is to know about her. With the help of Cian, and just a little bit of the impossible, Allyra King transforms into Lyra, just Lyra, and sets about trying to right her wrongs. [Camp NaNoWriMo July 2021, 50k words] [Completed]

Imagine a world where the chicken never thought about crossing the road. A place where technology doesn’t exist. No, not ‘caveman times’. Right now – yes, your little corner of the world. Imagine if you were growing up in this exact same era, yet things are completely different than how you are used to them being. For just a moment, close your eyes and pretend that you aren’t completely human. Imagine some parallel universe in which you live a completely different life. Two different identities residing in two separate universes that never met. Is that plausible? Well, does part of you wish for it to be true? Yes? Then, it’s definitely plausible. Anything is. Oh, so now you are dreaming of such a universe and such a lifestyle. Well, dream on, my child, and never do stop. **** Two different worlds are invading the spacious universe, yet one lies in a parallel universe from the other. Earth – the world that all is familiar with. It’s normal and can sometimes be called ‘boring’. On Earth, on the exuberant street of Kenyon Ave. lies a small local restaurant where all of the teenagers and ‘hipsters’ cling to – Kenyon Burgers and Fries (K. B. F.). There is a door in the back room of the restaurant that has been locked with the key lost for centuries. No one knows, but behind that door lies a parallel universe – Elmwood. This universe is none like the one you know – the internet is not a thing that exists there, but why would Elmwoodians need it? They have magic. Yes, as in witchcraft and wizardry. Elmwood is everything but what you would expect.

In the wake of her best friend's death, Anne learns what it's like to live with the pain, what its like to live without her other half, and in the search of inner peace, stumbles upon something she wouldn't have thought possible.

Camp NaNoWriMo | April 2018 | The universe is not what it used to be. In 2105, space travel is more common than the stomach flu. Men and women alike strive for the chance to travel the universe. The existence of other life forms is no longer a mystery, but history. Captain Ryan Taylor Conrad is looking for her brothers. They're complete idiots, but they are the only real family she has. The mission turns into an unknown quest for self-discovery. Two men enter Ryan's life and she finds herself falling for them both. MONTGOMERY is a clean NA futuristic, SciFi-Romance, which can be read apart from FIREFLY; however, it does end on a cliffhanger. MONTGOMERY is the first book in the Starships Trilogy. Rankings: #17 in #BlossomingAwards 2/26/2019 #17 in #CampNaNoWriMo 2/26/2019 #1 in #spacestations 3/8/2019 Cover Art: @DesignsbyEH

Mary Pyle is a college student from Alabama whose summer vacation took a dark turn when her ex-boyfriend is discovered to be a serial killer and she's believed to be his accomplice. Nate takes Mary with him as he runs across the country to Mexico. Along the way, she digs through their past to find a way to gain her freedom, but as she does so, she quickly realizes that things were not as they had always appeared to be. Her journey with Nate includes knowing when to press him and when to back off as she tries to find his weak spots and her way to her own freedom.

NaNoWriMo YWP (National Novel Writing Month Young Writers' Program) is holding a short story contest for their April Camp NaNo this month! The due date was April 30, but here's the link to the information: https://ywp.nanowrimo.org/news/contest-april18 This is my entry for the contest. I hope you enjoy it!

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)

Harley Jenkins is an artist. Well, she tries to be. She also loves Code of Outcasts, the band whose music has helped her through a lot of tough times. Being a tattooed person with dyed hair in a town filled with judgemental people is hard, and the beautiful mix between the music and art is her escape. Code of Outcasts are the biggest band in the world, and Aaron is sick of it. Aaron Lowe, leadsinger in the band, loves the music but is tired of the fame, despite the money raining down, and models hanging off his arm wherever he goes. So he runs away. When Aaron stumbles across some of Harleys art online, and in a spontaneous fit of boredom, decides to start talking to her anonymously, wondering what it would be like to get to know someone who has no idea who he is, friendships are formed. But what will happen when Harley finds out who her friend online really is? And will Aaron be able to see past Harleys imperfect appearance and accept her for who she really is?