There's something strange about Laila Rose. She use to be a normal girl. One who had a boyfriend and a best friend who she loved dearly. One who's biggest worry was graduating high school. That all changed the night she was gifted with the powers of not one, but two ancient gods. Now she must live at an Academy for the Divine along with other powerful demigods. Just when Laila begins to settle into her new life -and possibly a relationship with not one but two devilishly handsome demigods- chaos strikes. Caught in the middle of mysterious murders, a dangerous love triangle and the gods' wrath, Laila struggles to know who she can trust and who just might be out to get her. After all, who can you trust when everyone's a suspect?

Nicole's new neighbor is the new school bad boy. Mason, the neighbor, receives an assignment to write to his closest neighbor in age. Nicole and Mason soon become friends, and

Stephen King issued a challenge to the readers of his memoir “On Writing” in 2000. The challenge? Use his story suggestion writing it freestyle “One word at a time...” Jane meets Dick, a wonderful, successful guy. But he has a dark side. He's an abusive control freak; it's been done a million times. Maybe that's why King then asked the readers to reverse their roles. King's Challenge is Kelson's response to the king of horror.

Chatelaine Delabelleza has a rich daddy, is the most popular girl in school and has everything she wants that her daddy can afford. Unfortunately, the only thing she wants are loving parents that would actually take the time away from work to pay attention to their daughter. But no, her daddy can't seem to afford that. Her parents think that Chatelaine's a perfect little angel. Little do they really know, that she's the complete opposite. Chatelaine Delabelleza is the leader of the number one gang in the city, The Bleeding Hearts. She's been in life and death before. She's had a gun pointed at her head, too. Still, her parents pay her no attention. That is, until, she's kidnapped. By Jack Devian, the leader of The Midnight Jacks, the rival gang to hers. Along the way, she learns why exactly her daddy's 'job' is so important, allies two enemies in the face of a new, unexpected enemy and unwillingly develops Stockholm Syndrome, making her feel as though she has a gun... pointed at her heart.

When Mia Byers, Cedarfield Heights' popular girl, starts Grade Eleven, she can't help but be judgemental and criticizing of all the guys in her grade. When her friends, Audrey Spring and Stella Odell accidentally stumble upon her critique of some of the boys in their grade, Mia comes up with a plan. She would make a scrapbook full of her honest opinions and critiques about all the guys, for the sake of the female population at school (so they can refine their dating preferences) and for bonus points in popularity. What Mia doesn't know is if the Gradebook will affect her long-sour and non-existent friendship with Ethan Rayes. Best friends in elementary, frenemies in middle school, and... aquaintances in high school. Just when she thought she had a chance to straighten things up with him, there was only one major obstacle standing in her way. The Gradebook.

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