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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

At Crestview High, popularity isn't a privilege. It's a weapon. There are three rules Lyra Miller has never dared to break: Don't look at the elite. Don't speak to the elite. And whatever you do, stay away from Maverick Cross. For three years, Lyra has mastered the art of being invisible. AP Biology. One best friend. Zero drama. Just enough existence to make it to graduation without becoming someone's next target. Then Maverick Cross ruins everything. He's reckless, unpredictable, and has the kind of reputation that makes people cross the hallway just to avoid him. When a vicious rumor threatens to get him expelled, Maverick needs an alibi-and apparently, Lyra is the perfect one So, in front of the entire cafeteria, he grabs her hand and announces they're together. Just like that, the invisible girl becomes the most talked-about person in school. And Tinsley Vance-the undisputed queen of Crestview-wants her gone. Suddenly Lyra is caught between rumors, revenge, jealous stares, and a fake boyfriend who seems far too convincing. The plan was simple: pretend to fall for each other. No feelings. No attachment. No complications. But Maverick is starting to look at Lyra like she isn't invisible anymore. And Lyra is beginning to wonder if the boy everyone warned her about might be the one mistake she never wants to regret. Because sometimes the biggest mistake is the one you never planned to make.

Caleb's life would be a lot easier if everyone would stop falling in love with the wrong person. Including him. Caleb has been in love with his best friend for two years. His best friend is in love with a girl. The girl is in love with someone else. So Caleb does the only reasonable thing. He volunteers to play Cupid. What could possibly go wrong? ... Everything. Especially Leo Mercer. The annoyingly quiet football player who somehow keeps getting in Caleb's way. And the more Caleb tries to push him away... The harder it becomes to ignore him.

𝗣𝗼𝘄𝗲𝗿 𝗶𝘀 𝗿𝗮𝗻𝗸𝗲𝗱. 𝗟𝗼𝘆𝗮𝗹𝘁𝘆 𝗶𝘀 𝗰𝘂𝗿𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗰𝘆. And in the capital, those without either are expected to know their place. But every system has a breaking point. As of 10-06-2026: #1 hybestories #1 jpop #1 wangyixiang #1 yudai #1 andteamk #1 maki #2 fuma #2 taki #2 yuma #10 YA

In a kingdom where light and shadow clash, fairy princess Adelina harbors a dangerous secret-she commands the shadows themselves. Her twin brother Lysander, once her closest ally, has vanished into darkness, taken by the mysterious and ruthless Tenebris. Haunted by memories and driven by hope, Adelina embarks on a perilous quest to find Lysander and bring him back. Alongside Raynor, a loyal guardian wielding the power of light, she must navigate the treacherous borders between their world and the corrupted realm of Zyaranel-a land where magic twists and time itself seems broken. As the shadows grow deeper and Tenebris' influence spreads, Adelina struggles to control the darkness within her without losing herself. The fate of both realms hangs in the balance, and the line between savior and destroyer blurs. Can Adelina master her powers in time to save her brother and protect her kingdom? Or will the light they lost be swallowed forever by shadow? The Light We Lost is a gripping tale of magic, sacrifice, and the unbreakable bonds of family.

Charlie Drumhouse never asked to be the new kid, the grieving kid, or the kid who accidentally outran a gang of eyeliner‑wearing nerds on his first morning at Pinkley High. He just wanted a quiet start in a quiet town. Instead, he gets a security guard named Killer, a tuba‑playing sheriff's daughter, and a school ruled by predators who treat freshmen like prey. But when Charlie is pulled into a misfit squad of underdogs with more enthusiasm than common sense, he discovers they're planning something legendary: infiltrate a rival high school's bonfire party and steal their beloved mascot hog. It's a terrible plan. It's a dangerous plan. It's the kind of plan only a group of nerds could love. As Charlie navigates new friendships, old grief, and the chaos of high‑school politics, he learns that sometimes the worst ideas lead to the best stories - and every legend starts with an incredibly bad plan.

Rill, Billy, Jimmy, Rickle and Aries are all normal students in a semi-normal class. That is, until, their teacher abducted them. Then trapped them in a Skyscraper; where every level is a different, bizarre stage that seems to send them for a loop. How will they manage to escape this endless tower? Or... will this have to settle for their new home?

**THE OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT** *What if the stranger who keeps saving you... is the same person you should be afraid of?* Selena never believed in vampires. She definitely never believed in portals. Until one strange night, she finds herself standing on the other side of a mysterious doorway-inside a world where vampires are real, castles hide ancient secrets, and the darkness seems to know her name. Then she meets **Lucien Valerius**. A beautiful, terrifying vampire who seems to know far more about Selena than he should. The problem? **Selena doesn't remember him.** Lucien remembers everything. And for some reason, he refuses to let her out of his sight. Between stolen glances, dangerous encounters, jealous moments, midnight conversations, and secrets neither of them is ready to uncover, Selena finds herself getting closer to the one person she probably shouldn't trust. But Lucien isn't the only danger waiting for her. Something in this world is searching for Selena. And whatever it is... **it already knows her.** One portal. One vampire. One girl who doesn't remember. And a secret that could change everything. Welcome to the other side of midnight. 🌙🩸

Name one night in the last year she picked you up at two in the morning.

To Stella, escape is a worn notebook and three pages of an unfinished story. To Ethan, escape is a basketball court and keeping his guard up. Between juggling high school, four chaotic siblings, and her job at Bro Crispy's Sammiches, Stella Sanchez doesn't have time for distractions--especially not the quiet varsity basketball player who just got hired. Ethan Thompson is used to being a guest in someone else's house and an outsider in someone else's town. He stays locked in, focused on the game and surviving his senior year. But after a late-night shift turns into a 24-hour diner run, their quiet walls begin to crack. In the stillness of midnight, they find the one thing neither expected: someone who finally sees them.

Their world is gone. Their story has just begun. Earth was never supposed to be their refuge. Six strangers awaken in a world that knows nothing of them, nothing of their powers, and nothing of the world they left behind. Caztheris is gone. Or at least, that's what they believe. Separated from everything they once knew, the six must find each other before the strange forces hunting them do. But as fragments of their past begin surfacing, questions arise that no one can answer. Why did Caztheris fall? Why were they the ones who survived? And why does it feel like someone knew this would happen? The closer they get to the truth, the more dangerous it becomes. Because their greatest threat may not be the ones hunting them. It may be the secret they brought with them. Six survivors. One destroyed world.

One chance to change your life forever, but only if you win the game. Han didn't have much growing up, but she did have access to Anemoia, the virtual game simulator where everything is possible. There, she is a well-respected grey-hat hacker, TurnHan2000, who gets paid enough coins to keep her real-life counterpart alive. Everything changes when her name is drawn into the Igry. An arduous once-in-a-lifetime game show to win fame and fortune. She will play against a thousand other people, with different skill levels and strengths, all striving for victory. She uses her only advantage, understanding game codes and glitch patterns, to play the game. Will it be enough, or will the odds overwhelm her? Can she succeed and win the Igry? [COVER MADE ON CANVA. IMAGE SOURCED ON PEXELS.COM]

~~•~~ Sequel to Discover L ~~•~~ "Will it always be like this?" Her world has crashed down around her more times than she can count. She has loved and lost and barely made it out alive. And now L only has one thing on her mind- revenge, and nobody is going to stand in her way. With Andrei lurking out there somewhere, intent on finishing the job, L has no choice but to seek out new ways to defeat him. With Robbie by her side, she must travel to new territories, where she will encounter beings more mysterious and terrifying than those she's discovered before. She will have to conquer the emotions warring inside her whilst also fighting the threat that awaits. Will she be able to move on from her grief? From Bryce? Will a surprising new twist be the pick me up she needs? Or will the constant pressure of keeping herself and the world safe be too much for her to bear? L's last adventure awaits, and she's going to need everything, and everyone, in her fight against the bane of all Keepers.

Jenny Quinn never expected a broken mirror to change her life. But one mysterious night pulls her into a hidden fairytale world where magic speaks in riddles, stories are changing, and happily-ever-afters are beginning to fall apart. Armed with only her instincts, a strange blank diary, and secrets connected to her grandmother's past, Jenny must uncover the truth behind a world where fairytales no longer follow their own rules. Because when fairytales mess up, chaos begins.

I'm not really great at descriptions, but basically this is a story about a girl who lost her best friend and the only person who made her feel like an actual plot relevant character in life's stories and like she may even be the main character of her own narrative, and how she is dealing with her grief. This is an original story. If it sounds similar to anything that is purely coincidental. I own all the characters and the plot. Trigger warning: story will contain some negative themes, such as depression and self harm. Please keep that in mind when reading.

Evelyn só queria sobreviver a um Natal entediante em Northlake. Então conheceu Asher. Entre neve, luzes, encontros inesperados e um romance que nasce rápido demais, tudo parece perfeito - até que os adultos ao redor deles começam a agir como se aquela aproximação nunca devesse ter acontecido. Há um segredo enterrado em Northlake. E quanto mais Evelyn se aproxima de Asher, mais perto chega de descobrir uma verdade capaz de destruir tudo.

Hairy Tease Sofia has never really understood what people see when they look at her. She's hairy. She's chubby. She's painfully aware that she doesn't fit the usual idea of what a pretty girl is supposed to look like-and she's perfectly prepared to keep her head down, mind her own business, and get through school without attracting any unnecessary attention. Unfortunately for Sofia, three boys have other ideas. There's Mikey, the boy who has known her for years. Lawrence, the quiet classmate whose feelings are becoming increasingly difficult to hide. And then there's Emile Valenhoven-the irritatingly confident, blonde-haired boy who seems to make a personal hobby out of getting Sofia's attention. Sofia, meanwhile, is completely oblivious to the fact that three very different boys might actually like her. Between teasing, embarrassing moments, unexpected friendships, school drama, and three very different kinds of attention, Sofia is about to discover that being noticed isn't always as simple-or as terrible-as she thought. Hairy Tease is a lighthearted social-media story about an ordinary girl, three boys with very different ways of showing their feelings, and the absolute chaos that happens when everyone knows what's going on except the girl at the centre of it. This story is written specifically as a continuous social-media story rather than a traditionally formatted novel. It has no individual chapters and is intended to be read from beginning to end as one continuous piece.

Ava is used to escaping into games. Online, she's Molly. She knows the rules, understands the objectives and knows that when something goes wrong, there's usually another life, another round or another chance to try again. Real life is less convenient. Then Ruby finds a phone hidden under a shopping-centre bench. It should be nothing. A lost phone. Something to hand in and forget about. Instead, the screen lights up with a game neither of them downloaded. SIDE QUEST. There are players. Numbers. Instructions. Rewards. And somehow, the game already knows who Ava is. At first, the quests seem strange but harmless. Then they become personal. The phone knows where they've been. It knows things Ava has never posted. It shows them images they were never supposed to see and starts dragging other players into a game whose rules keep changing. Soon Ava and Ruby realise they aren't playing for points. Someone is watching them. Someone has been preparing for this. And the further they follow the game, the harder it becomes to tell whether they're uncovering what happened or being pushed towards whatever is supposed to happen next. Because the phone wasn't lost. It was waiting for Ava. Fast-paced, funny, unsettling and packed with twists, I Hate Tomorrow is a standalone YA tech thriller about friendship, surveillance, manipulation and what happens when a game knows more about you than it should.

Emerson has always been the tough one- the one who can take care of herself and doesn't need anyone else. And when life gives you lemons, sometimes you just mix in a little vodka and serve it up. But in her last year of college, bartender Emerson finds herself facing a more complicated challenge than sorority snobs and over-served patrons. Quick wit and snarky comebacks won't get her out of this mess, and she might just have to rely on someone else's help for the first time in years.