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FINDING 7 by LottieMarjo
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Gerard Gibson has always been the sunshine golden retriever friend, he uses humour to deflect on his feelings and he thought no one could tell. until Catherine West shows up at Tommen with tan skin and a killer Australian accent and slowly managed the layers of 'Gibsie' and finds 'Gerard' but can she do this while tangled in her mental health that threatens to consume her?
No Place Like Ardenmoor by ShelbyMarieSaragino
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Persephone "Percy" never expected an ordinary night with a mysterious book to end in another world. One moment, she is alone in her apartment. The next, she is standing inside the glittering castle of Ardenmoor-a realm of ancient magic, enchanted forests, and secrets buried beneath centuries of carefully crafted lies. The royal family welcomes Percy as an honored guest, surrounding her with beautiful gowns, lavish rooms, and the irresistible attention of their charming prince. Yet beyond the castle walls lurks the creature everyone fears: Malakai, the shadow-wielding monster accused of murdering the former king and queen. But in Ardenmoor, appearances are dangerous. She must decide whom to trust before someone else writes the ending of her story. Because there may be no way back to the world she left behind. And perhaps no place she would rather call home.
The Things They Think They Know by startstories2726
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For two years, Freya Jones was thousands of miles away, chasing her dream at one of London's top performing arts schools while her parents temporarily relocated overseas for her dad's job. Now she's back in Los Angeles. Back with her family. Back with her friends. Back with the boy she's never stopped calling. But coming home isn't as simple as she imagined. No one at school remembers Julian Jones has a little sister, and the moment Freya starts walking the halls with her brother and his senior friends, the whispers begin. To everyone else, she's just the new girl hanging around the most popular guys on campus-especially Malachi Barton, the football star with a party-boy reputation and a new girl chasing after him every week. What they don't know is that Freya and Malachi's story didn't start this year. It started long before the rumors. Long before the reputation. Long before either of them realized friendship wasn't the only thing keeping them close. As football season, dance rehearsals, family dinners, songwriting sessions, and late-night phone calls fill their days, Freya quickly learns that coming home means facing people who've already decided who she is. The problem? They don't know her. They don't know him. And they definitely don't know the truth. Because sometimes the people who think they know your story... couldn't be more wrong.
The lost Potter by hannavalerie
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Everyone knows the story of Harry Potter. No one knows the story of his sister. Raised away from the wizarding world, she has no idea magic exists until she's suddenly accepted into Hogwarts as a third-year student. There she meets a boy with her eyes... and her last name. I try to be as close to the canon as possible, but of course there will be some divations to the canon. I'm sorry for any grammar or spelling mistakes, my native language is german, not english. Fck j. k. Rowling,I do NOT support or share any of the filthy, disgusting, trans- and homophic statements she has made in the past!
Obsessions by Pelige
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A young girl finds herself falling unexpectedly for a boy named Nat. What begins as a simple encounter during a memorable trip slowly turns into something much deeper for her. His kindness, his smile, and the little moments they share make her believe that perhaps she has finally found someone special. But sometimes, the feelings that mean the most to us are the ones that leave the deepest scars.