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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

The winner takes it all, and the loser has to fall. ╱ ORIGINAL

He was just the boy next door until the whole world started listening. Shawn Mendes has been Avery Hale's best friend since before either of them could tie their shoes-the boy who steals her cereal, leaves guitar picks all over her floor, and has absolutely no business making her heart race every time he looks at her like that. Then he posts a video. Then another. Then the whole internet decides it's in love with him too. Avery's spent her whole life being the only one who knew him. Now she has to figure out how to hold on to a boy the entire world suddenly wants- without losing herself, and without losing him. Some people fall in love slowly. Avery just never noticed she already had.

"Delete the notification. And don't say that name out loud."When seventeen-year-old Maya transfers to the elite Blackwood Academy, she expects strict teachers and rich-kid drama. She doesn't expect a social media notification from Leo Vance-a student who doesn't exist.According to the school records, Leo never went to Blackwood. According to her new classmates, speaking his name is a one-way ticket to getting expelled. But someone is still using Leo's account, and they are documenting Maya's every move.When a cryptic direct message warns Maya that she is being watched from the vents of her own dorm room, she realizes she has two choices: stop looking into the digital ghost, or pull on the thread and risk disappearing next.Because at Blackwood Academy, some secrets don't stay buried-they text you.

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.

Sixteen-year-old Nico has spent his entire life pretending to be human. New names. New schools. New towns. Never stay too long. Never let anyone see what he can do. There are twenty-six Letters scattered across Earth, each hidden with a guardian called a Cipher. They were sent to Earth as children after their home dimension was destroyed, and something has been hunting them ever since. There is only one rule keeping Nico alive: The Letters can only be killed in alphabetical order. When Letter L dies, only M remains between Nico-Letter N-and the hunters moving down the Sequence. Then Nico's carefully controlled life begins to unravel. A new identity brings him to the isolated mountain town of Blackwood Creek, where pretending to be an ordinary high-school student becomes harder than surviving the wilderness. A girl named Tori notices far too much. A strange kid named Jonah is accidentally building equipment capable of detecting things humanity shouldn't know exist. And the powers Nico was supposed to develop years ago are finally beginning to wake. His first Syntax could be the weapon that keeps him alive. Or the signal that finally tells his enemies where to find him. Nico has spent sixteen years learning how to run. The Sequence is about to teach him how to fight.

Adelphie was invisible-just a girl from the docks, a nobody with a normal life. Until the day everything changed. Thrust into a hidden world of gods and monsters, she's surrounded by people who act as if she belongs there... even when she knows she doesn't. As strange abilities awaken and whispers follow her every move, Adelphie is forced to face a truth she doesn't understand- She isn't supposed to exist. And if fate has already decided her story... Why does it feel like she's outrunning it? *THIS IS YA FANTASY* Copyright 2026

I can guess what you're all thinking, why am I, Kevin Soprano, the star of an action book? At a first glance, you wouldn't think so. I may look like the classic nerd without the glasses, the spots and the ruffled hair who hasn't quite hit puberty as much as everyone else. But let me tell you, the adventures I dragged into with my friends Jacob and Kelsey, tell a very different story. This book tells the story of me and my friends, the beginning adventure where I claim the Sword of Augmenti, from a place I only dreamed about and the singular moment where my life, our lives change forever. -- Book one of a five book Kevin Soprano saga. I'm currently posting one chapter every Tuesday's and Friday's at 7:00 pm BTS of Kevin Soprano: The Sword of Augmenti. Join in at those times and see the story slowly revealed.

Gen Academy doesn't advertise. It doesn't have to. Built on a n artificial island off Singapore, it's the school no one admits their family paid for - a "sanctuary" for the children of billionaires, cartels, and criminals too well-connected to expel. Everyone here is hiding something. And everyone, eventually, finds out everyone else's secret sooner or later. And if not? They're to be belittled. Elizabeth just wants to disappear into the crowd. New scholarship student. Perfectly normal to be when you're actually a billionaire. As long as no one asks about her past, she was the perfect jack of all trades - (Maybe not without her glasses, but hey - what could go so wrong without them?). That plan lasts about a day, until she's assigned a seat next to the single most feared student on campus: a boy the entire school gives a two-chair berth to, rumoured to have taken down a Yakuza operation before he was old enough to get a PG-13 movie. What starts as an unlikely, accidental friendship - somewhere between a courtroom-drama-cosplaying set of twins and near-death chemistry experiments - becomes something neither of them planned for - two people who've spent their whole lives being feared, watched, or used, finally being SEEN. But at a school built on old debts and older secrets, kindness always has a price tag attached. And some pasts don't stay buried just because you want them to. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Scheduled for once every two weeks (14 days)

A fake relationship. A forbidden field. A secret that could change everything. For more than seventy years, the school's football field and cheerleading field have remained closed, surrounded by rules no student dares to question. But Thyra and Gorm are done following the rules. When the Student Council comes up with a risky plan to reopen the fields and break the school's deeply rooted class system, Thyra and Gorm agree to enter a fake relationship to help them gain the support they need. It's supposed to be simple. Pretend to date. Play the perfect couple. Convince everyone. Reopen the fields. But fake dates become real feelings, and the closer Thyra and Gorm get, the more they begin to uncover strange secrets buried beneath the school's history. Secrets neither of them could have imagined. And what begins as a simple plan to change one school may soon become something much bigger. Because sometimes, breaking an old system means discovering why it was built in the first place. And once Thyra and Gorm uncover the truth, nothing-and no one-will ever be the same again.

Fifty teens entered. Six will walk out. Welcome to the Reapings. Cut off from the outside world and surrounded by strangers, 50 exceptionally gifted teens are thrown into a brutal survival game inside a realm known only as the Void. The prize? A spot among the elite at the Academy, training for a motive no one yet understands. The clock is ticking and time is running out. It's survival of the ultra-fittest. And everyone wants to win. --- g r i v e a n d r e t r i e v e--- Inspired by: PJO, The Hunger Games, The Inheritance Games, Jujutsu Kaisen (The Culling Games), Divergent, and The Atlas Six. Enjoy reading! ~The Sillies :)

"The World Is Ending And Its All My fault." Is a Christian light novel and The story follows a young man named Tani. He's a new adventure who started a party with his sister, crush and a few others. Before the book The team had took something that caused a countdown to begin. the team had not yet realized the countdown had started until they met a fiery elf named Evangline. They have 4 months till their world blows away. The world acts perfectly normal beside the omnius timer. But then a Crack starts to form, and they must find the amulet that they sold away. [Christian, Light novel, Closed door, 15+, forced proximity.]

In a world where every citizen is tracked and controlled. Luna just wants to survive. After a brutal loss, she's forced to face a city built on fear, where guards patrol the streets, the government watches your every move, and no one is truly free. But when an encounter with a mysterious boy sparks a glimmer of hope and questions reality, Luna begins to question everything she's known - and the truth behind the system that keeps her world in line. Because some tags aren't just numbers. They're warnings.

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?

Cole Turner came to Blackwater Harbor for a fresh start. Maya Bennett came because she had no choice. Both are new to a coastal town where everyone already has history, everyone already knows the rules, and nobody seems to wait for outsiders to catch up. Cole is quiet, guarded, and determined not to become the person he used to be. Maya is steady, talented, and trying to earn her place in a school that was moving long before she arrived. They are different in almost every obvious way - except they both know what it feels like to walk into a room where everyone else already seems to belong. As the school year unfolds, Blackwater pulls them into its rhythm: lunch tables, team pressure, old friendships, boardwalk nights, fall festivals, winter break, spring seasons, and The Current, the local hangout where people sometimes tell the truth without meaning to. But Cole is hiding something. And Maya may be the first person to realize his silence is not mystery. It is fear. A clean teen drama about belonging, pressure, friendship, secrets, and the rare kind of connection that can change the way you see yourself.

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.