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Fate doesn’t just rewrite your story—it twists the knife too. I never asked to be a Bleeder. They're a byproduct of the chaos that followed the zombie apocalypse, born when the mythological creatures—vampires, werewolves, and every other nightmare you can imagine—rose to take over what was left of the world. From the start, they sided with humanity, fighting against the monsters who wanted to rule. And now I'm one of them. The Council of Myth, dying to wipe us out, gives out rewards for those who turn us in. Once we’re taken, we vanish without a trace—never to return. Meanwhile,...

DAMIAN'S DEEDS Sometimes the villain of the story isn't really evil - his motives are just wrong. Damian isn't in the right... state of mind to seek revenge on a certain One with powers stronger than him. But, perhaps, if he had help from, let's say, a certain girlfriend, maybe he could return to his former self. Or maybe he'll just dig himself a grave. Dametria and Jackie have wandered off, not sure of what exactly went down between Damian and Cressa-la. And when Damian wordlessly begins to lead them to what he wants, the girls uncover more about themselves than Damian's ever seen. Of ...

“It’s hard to forgive yourself when twenty-twenty hindsight is like your disease.” This isn’t the same world it used to be. Now that humans have once again casted out the second-worlders, unrest grows like a cancer. A cancer I helped create. I wasn't pleased to see Mikey again, but there's something different about her this time. She's calmer, tamer... and I would never admit it, but I've grown used to her being at my side. But with the weight of the future on our shoulders and even bigger targets on our backs, we'll need more than each other for protection. Now there’s fire in my...

Be betwixt to bequeath ‘twas a trick, not a treat the hands will not stop nor shall they sway no mere halfie shall stand in their way Cassandra: her home is an asylum where all her sanity dies. she hears and sees things that don’t belong inside she taps away, fearful the world will stop-- for if the world quits, saving is something she just cannot. Cass: in the midst of running away from the place she grew up in. No one understands what it’s like to be alone, and even if they wanted to listen, she couldn’t tell them For the world stills as she does. One move could send it all ...

"I am Unnamed. My title is dead." In the World, the Planet, and the Base, it's either be number one or die. The alternative to dying, however, is to become an Unnamed. Turning eighteen means that you will compete for your name. Come out on top, you get a name and continue to the next two stages. Don't win, become one of the Unnamed. And no one knows what happens to the Unnamed. Running is easy for the Runner. He's been doing it since he was five. Easy, until things start happening, abnormal things. People aren't finishing their races. Others are acting strange. Easy, until the Runner has to...

Fate doesn’t always play fair—but it does put you exactly where you need to be. I shouldn’t be alive. Mikey didn’t mean to bring me to the brink of death, but I was determined to pull her back from the edge of Mindlessness, no matter the cost. It's thanks to Ein, Maverick, and Aurora, I’m still here—barely. Just when I think things can’t possibly get worse, an ancient secret society steps out of the shadows with a twisted proposition. They want me—the Bleeder King—to help create a world without humans. Their first target? Zombie Island, where my parents and the Bleeders ...

Men don't have feelings, they said. And yet... When her mother threatens to disown her, Iridessa starts to second-guess everything she's learned. The young prince she's struck a deal with must die, or her pod will never welcome her back. However, learning her best friend didn't kill the man she'd Indicated ignites a fire under her, and she's determined to do everything she can to save her--but that means saying goodbye to her pod, forever. Torn between duty and emotions, Iridessa must navigate the tumultuous waters growing in her life. Will she continue to fall for this albino prince, or ...

Aspen is a sick girl--always has been. So when it's decided she'll be this month's sacrifice to the sky monsters, she isn't surprised. She believes that if she survives until daylight, she can return home. What kind of creature would want something that's only bones, anyway?

Sirens only mate once... and it's a matter of life and death. Love is a word that means oppression to sirens. But when Iridessa begins falling for the human she's supposed to kill, everything changes. • • • Sirens were created then cast aside by one man, his name a curse in Iridessa's world. He made them ugly, useless, unable to care for themselves. But they adapted. And they conquered. Men are on the menu for Iridessa's pod, those they don't mark for mating with the pearls embedded in their hips. You see, sirens only mate once in their lifetime, and once they choose a mate, they must...

Ghost: Karika's missing when you wake up. You'd been asleep for several days... but you haven't rebooted, even though you saw the butterfly. Was it for you or for Karika? Is she moving around the town like a ghost, rebooting? Is she still after you? Could this be the end of the road for you, or are there more tricks up the sleeves of these crafty people who've entered your life? All questions have come to the brink... and everything is tumbling down. White (Alternate Ending 1): Peter's the safest bet. He'll protect you at any cost. After all, your heart cries out to him the most, doesn't it...

Eenralla lived in a Dome, That Dome was controlled by the Government. The Government had a secret. That secret is out now, thanks to Eenralla. But now it doesn't matter... Her brain isn't even hers. Will she ever get it back? Sier knows about the wipe, but she doesn't care. Just as long as she's alive and breathing. But now, she sees the lies behind the truths, and she understands what's happening. She understands, even though her brain activity is supposed to be shut off. Could this be the work of Eenralla Land? It's time to wake up.

Eenralla Land lives in a Dome. That Dome is run by the Government. The Government has a secret. A secret Eenralla gets herself entangled in. It all started when she touched the wall... Eenie's life has been anything but normal, and only gets stranger when she slams her hand against the Dome wall to catch her balance. The rule is broken and her third Strike is coming - until she begins to see flashes of something that isn't supposed to be there. The Government has a secret, but is Eenie ready to uncover it?

Alice and her friends get swept up in troubles beyond their imagining as a son of the enemy comes to get Alice’s help to find something called a Bijek, Ian hears a bug talking, and Malcom has to find his way out of Wonderland in one piece. Life simply could not get any weirder than this... could it? Books 1-3 in the Underdogs Series

Malcom wakes in a strange world of aliens and whimsical, nonsensical creatures. Unable to recall anything, he meets a girl in this strange place, a girl he feels like he knows. Will they ever leave this fantastical place, or will they die knowing nothing of each other and nothing about themselves? Book 3 of the Underdogs Series

“Any tool,” she whispers after a long moment, reaching out and letting Malaya grab her finger, “can be molded into a weapon, couldn’t it?” As one, she must walk. Time shall obey but only if there's harmony. She will be ripped apart and the Cat will test her cunning. • wholer than most who are halved • Between a rock and a hard place, she strikes a deal with a cat, one wish per Vorpal sword-- hoping she's the lesser of two evils. Soar across space and time as our main character does her best to juggle the voices in her head and keep herself from ripping in two.

Nord is a mess, so to speak. Until Sephira, a gorgeous alien from the Planets Bord shows up saying she's transferred her super-powers into him and it's up to Nord to save the universe... in two months?! With no confidence, no self-worth, and no muscle mass, Nord isn't really sure what he can do to save anyone... but he'd better figure it out!

In the midst of a war, the Vema people have recruited children to become military weapons. Alice, at the bottom of her class, has been struggling with sleep lately. She keeps having this dream that wakes her in the middle of the night, and it makes her physically sick. Then, when an Imbra ship randomly attacks her high school, she must meet the enemy head-on—and... help him? Book 1 of the Underdogs Series

Cole has a summer job: investigate and learn all about these talking bugs. But when the man in charge of his little group instructs them to keep secrets from the government, things go sideways. When a government acts like a god, civilians simply become numbers. Book 6 in the Underdogs Series.

One choice could change everything. Cressa-la went into the water of her own volition to save the dolphin... but what if she stayed ashore? A small change in a series of big events may seem insignificant, but it's the tiny differences that could change the outcome of specific things, such as, say, the end of the world. Can Cressa-la save it this time, not knowing about what lies beneath the water's surface, not knowing of the evil force on her tail, or will the earth crumble at the hands of darkness, everything saturated in green illumination? Perhaps.

The sea is like ink, rippling in the light of the crescent moon overhead. A figure emerges from the depths, slowly walking onto the shore, its gaze locked onto the forest ahead. Oil-black scales cover its warped humanoid body like a wet suit. Five floating islands rest high over the sea. As the water falls away, the scales peel from the humanoid's body and collect onto its back, creating something like scaled dragonfly wings. They drape against its backside, the clothing made of hide fraying into beaded strings at the hem. The figure's tan skin is swollen and purple, its limbs and features ...