Bob has got to be the worst vampire in the world. Without a guide to learn how to be a good vampire, he's making it up as he goes along... while holding down a day job. [Previously Featured #2 Vampire ] ***** Everything I'm about to tell you is a lie. Well, except the parts that actually happened, but I'm supposed to let you guess which those are. The parts about me being a vampire, working at a porn shop, and being completely clueless about vampires, those are completely true. Oh, the parts about Claude, my best friend for life, being a gentleman thief? All true. This is NOT a misguided and sordid tell-all about being a modern-day vampire. (wink wink) My vampire club for accidental vampires, Friends of Vlad does not exist. Neither do vampires like the terrifying and beautiful Beatrice. There is no big bad vampire boss named Harry pushing vampires into the 21st Century. Also nope about the vampire club in the heart of Toronto and a big nope on Madame Vera's House of the Not-so-dead. I'm just an ordinary guy who became a vampire. Nothing unusual about that. Nothing at all... [BOOK ONE of CHASING THE SUN SERIES] REVIEWS: @DavidJThirteen Humour has to be one of the toughest genres to get right. This book really pulls it off. Thank you for an enjoyable, entertaining read! @SharylFriend This was awesome beyond mere words!!! Should be a BESTSELLER! @Signed_Sealed_96 This has been by far the best and funniest book I've read. I love this and I can't wait to tell my friends about this b'%&hing vampire story I read nonstop.

One of the most *frequently asked questions* I get from readers of my published novels: "Was Dear Martin the first book you ever wrote?" The answer is no. Dear Martin was the third. The second (at long last!) will be published in Spring 2022, but the first will never see the light of day... Or so I used to say. *Used to* because we are currently in the thick of a literal global pandemic. And we're bored. And trying to stay motivated/encouraged/hopeful, etc. etc. So here it is. Nic Stone's first EVER novel that wasn't supposed to see the light of day. Starting today, April 1st, 2020, I'll post a chapter a day for the next 50 days (you read that right; this joint is LONG) and will leave it up indefinitely. You will laugh--AT me, but also occasionally with me. You will roll your eyes. You will have moments when you wonder if *The Nic Stone* actually wrote this long and intensely tropey and cliche book. About a 16-year-old biracial girl who sometimes glows in the dark, and after the death of her mother, discovers not only some latent supernatural abilities, but a prophesied mission she'll need them for. It is not professionally edited and is likely full of typos (though this was like the twelfth draft). It hasn't been beta-read and probably has some problematic rep in it. But my hope is that by posting it as-is, someone out there who doesn't feel *good enough* will see THIS starting point of a #1 New York Times bestseller and will be encouraged to get the story nagging at them down on paper. Even if it's never "published," there's no telling where it could lead. I hope you enjoy (or at least get a good laugh). Thanks for reading! Nic Stone

This story is being rewritten on my page. It's new name is Freestyle and a lot of it has changed, but I'm gonna keep this up so feel free to read it! <3 ☼ ☼ ☼ Nate Harris is insecure and way too in love with a girl he knows doesn't love him back. So when the over friendly and bubbly Hannah Hunt suggests they go on a road trip and find out who they are before college begins, he's all for it. Especially when he realises that the love of his life, Chloe Jones, may be waiting for him at the end of it. But life's never that simple. While out on the road, Nate discovers a few things about himself, his feelings and who he is. (Camp NaNoWriMo July 2015) ☼ ☼ ☼ (2015, 2017-2019)

Alisa Anderson and Ethan Adams weren't really friends when they were kids. In fact, he used to tease her horribly and made her life a living hell until they were twelve years old. So when he moves back to sunny San Diego after spending five and a half years in Portland with his mom, Alisa's more than a little weary of him. But whether she'd like to admit it or not, Ethan's changed... for the better. Senior year's starting and with senior year comes many changes. While her friends move on and begin to drift further away from her, Alisa's finds that new relationships are also beginning to form. And who better to start a new 'friendship' with than a super annoying (and very flirty) Ethan Adams? (2012-2013) First draft completed on 10th March 2013. (August 2017- August 2019) Second draft completed on 5th August 2019.

Sunshine. The smell of fragrant fruit and clear water in a lake that seems bottomless. But also, Anxiety. The smell of greasy food, threatening to break the scales underneath your feet and fear. Endless fear and doubt. The year was 1991, and Canzara was trying to be better. HEAVY Trigger warnings for eating disorders. Please be safe and aware while you are reading. (July 2019-

Until We Break is now published as a Paperback, Hardcover and E-book from W by Wattpad Books! As a Wattpad reader, you can access the Wattpad Original Edition for free and the Wattpad Books Published Edition here upon purchase. ***** Naomi Morgan, the only black dancer at her ballet school, sacrifices everything to pursue her dream until she joins the Guise and realizes what she's missing. ***** Naomi Morgan is the only black dancer at the Riverside Dance Academy, but the sting of alienation is worth it. When the National Prix de Ballet Competition comes to Riverside, Naomi's determined to win...although, the cost of victory is high. She suffers injuries, lies to her family, and refuses to process her friend's death, all to get closer to her dream career. But when something goes wrong and The Guise, an online gang of anarchists, make Riverside their new target, Naomi finds herself caught up with the group. They teach her things the Riverside Academy never could - that dreams are worth having, but real life is so much more important. [[word count: 70,000-80,000 words]]

A collection of short stories in which the root of their love is simultaneously the harbinger of their demise. Because the risque of the heart's desires is often found embedded in the knife jutting through it. "...you're writing style is top-notch, especially on how you describe and highlight every detail..." - @_mnmlst "THIS WAS JUST BEAUTIFUL! The third book just was amazing without words needed" - @IreneCallista07 "Overall, you did a spectacular work right there! Now, excuse me for a moment-there's something on my eye..." -@vyrdanne

When 14 year old Emma's parents die and her older brother and his dreadful newlywed watch over her, she must learn to find love elsewhere. Even if it's from somewhere she'd least expect it.

"Why is this so important to you?" "Just drop it please, Jamie." "No, I wanna know, okay? I wanna know why you want so desperately to fit in when you obviously don't, Delilah." "Because I don't wanna be forgotten. I don't wanna be forgotten, okay? I just can't be forgotten again and this is the solution. Happy now?" Great, so now I was crying. I, Delilah Clementime, the unbreakable cheerleader and golden girl of high school, was crying. And crying in front of the Jamie Dunn, at that. What led me to this point in my life? :) Delilah Clementine is high school's golden girl. Leading in with being the captain of the cheer squad, nailing the audition in drama club, having the perfect argument in debate class, and being at the end of her book for the library's book club. On the outside she seems to living the life that only happens in the movies or in the fantasies most girls only imagine. The only difference is that Delilah's slowing breaking on the inside since she's starting to step outside of the facade she's worked so hard to build since freshman year. Then, let's cue the opposite. James Dunn is the school's cliche. The wannabe football star who settled for point guard on the school's basketball team. Not necessarily the best start for senior year and giving up any chance at having a scholarship for the sport he's worked so desperately to achieve. Well, at least he still had this whole 'high school heartbreaker' reputation to count on. Delilah and James's worlds collide when they start to see each other in another light at one of the biggest events at Declan High School. The school's charity carnival that starts with rides and fun but ends in a food fight and an odd friendship. Or maybe a little more?

Seventeen-year-old Karasi Shujaa ain't afraid of no ghosts - although technically they are called roho mbaya - and poachers. Blessed by the gods of her tribe with the magic to mimic the powers of animals, Karasi hunts both down without a sense of fear-not an easy task with her 9 PM curfew. The only thing Karasi does fear is getting caught kissing her girlfriend, as being a lesbian is illegal in Kenya. When a sacred lion cub-the source of Karasi's magic-is stolen by a poaching syndicate influenced by the demonic serpent Kifonyoka, it endangers the natural balance. However, before Karasi can rescue it, her father, a tribal man who neither believes in the gods nor their magic, ships her off to live in Washington D.C. Although her magic draining away, Karasi will fight for what she views as her birthright. With the support of her gods, Karasi must outwit Kifonyoka and his deadly disciples to rescue the cub. Or else Karasi would lose her magic, her mother's legacy, and the love of the girl of her dreams.