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Novel / Chapter • Teen Fiction, Romantic • 1 Part

Where We Stay

Recently updated · Where We Stay · Oct 11

After her parents' divorce, 16-year-old Paige starts over in Pennsylvania. Missing one bus leads her to Ben, and an unexpected new beginning.

Novel / Chapter • Fantasy, Teen Fiction • 1 Part

Packs of the canines

Recently updated · Prologue · Oct 8

4 packs. 4 canines. 4 paths to the same paradise.

Novel / Chapter • Teen Fiction, Romantic • 1 Part

To Let You Go

Recently updated · To Let You Go (Prologue) · Oct 7

Two girls separated by life and falling apart and into romance. Rating: 16+ Content Warnings: Underage drinking, references to drug use/vaping

Novel / Chapter • Teen Fiction, Narrative • 1 Part

Plastic Dreams

Recently updated · Plastic Dreams · Sep 29

Chapter I.... kind of a draft

Novel / Chapter • Teen Fiction, Mystery / Suspense • 1 Part

[Title unknown]

Recently updated · Dark Waters · Sep 25

I don't know the name for this novel yet! (I would love ideas)

Novel / Chapter • Teen Fiction, Technology • 1 Part

When Realities Glitch

Recently updated · When Realities Glitch · Sep 16

For seventeen-year-old Zachary Trompé, life is a flawless metronome of suburban perfection, complete with manicured lawns, friendly neighbors, and a perpetual golden-hour glow. But the rhythm skips a beat when his neighbors begin vanishing without a trace. When Zachary investigates, the terrifying truth begins to unravel: the town's charming interiors are flat cardboard cutouts, the sky's sun refuses to move, and his family has dissolved into thin air.

Novel / Chapter • Teen Fiction, Fantasy • 1 Part

the depth of sorrowfulness

Recently updated · the depth of sorrowfulness · Sep 10

the words written before the chapter 1 is only for information and the chapter1 is not completed yet it i only a part of it

Novel / Chapter • Romantic, Teen Fiction • 1 Part

our movie

Recently updated · our movie · Aug 21

Every movie has a final scene. But the best stories leave the audience wondering what happens after the screen goes dark.
The credits began.
But somewhere beyond the credits...
their movie was still playing.
THE REAL END
OR MAYBE...
THE BEGINNING OF THE NEXT CHAPTER.



Half the work that is done in this world is to make things appear what they are not.
— Elias Root Beadle