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Aislin Striker is a sixteen-year-old who just wants to be a normal teenager, but that's hard to achieve considering she keeps seeing ghosts.Since birth there had always been something abnormal about Aislin, and this went beyond her dysfunctional family and the constant attacks of her older sister, Avalon.But that's nothing a little therapy can't fix, right?Things seem to be improving until Aislin loses her best friend, Chanel, and then her paranormal experiences start happening all over again. Just like when she was a kid, only this time results in her starting a fire during class and getting expelled. Even worse, she is forced to go to Starkhouse-a reformed school for disturbed and rebellious teens.Starkhouse seems like an unfair punishment, especially with the way Toby keeps picking on her, but she does her best to pretend to be ordinary and stay out of trouble.But despite Aislin's attempts to lay low, her curiosity gets the best of her when students start disappearing at Starkhouse. There's even rumors that a poltergeist is haunting the institution and some of the other residents seem to be manifesting strange behavior.Maybe it's just a coincidence? Or maybe Starkhouse isn't what it seems....

New book out-> Confessions of A Dead Girl------------------Amelia was like any other girl; quiet, shy and not that interesting. And as life moved on, so does her family. Living in a house with an abusive, alcoholic dad didn't do any good to her, her brother and her mom. And as days went on, they finally moved to Lakeview, a beautiful leafy town, known to be a great place for a second chance at life. But, who would've known things would go absolutely wrong.An obsessive teacher. A quiet teenager. And two dead bodies. This peaceful, leafy town will never be the same.

These are some sonnets that I wrote for a project, which are horrible by the way, and ended up being unused, so I'll publish them here for the sake of publishing them here.And no, I'm not gonna add more sonnets here and then because I, simply saying, suck.And yes I agree, they all suck and they are all written in a rhyme scheme of (abab cdcd efef gg).

Belle has not had the best life. Most of it she spent taking care of her sick father while her mother ran off to sleep with other men. So you can imagine her frustration when, only a few months after the death of her father, her mother forces her to come spend the holidays with her and her new family. But what happens when she meets a certain alpha on the plane who claims that she belongs to him?----"Mine. Mate," he said, his deep, husky voice ringing in my ears. His hands tightened around me as his forehead came down to meet mine and he breathed in deeply. I let my eyes close as I basked in the feeling of his arms around me and the delicious sparks that were running through my body. I didn't even know that it was possible to feel this good. I felt his head move from mine as he nuzzled his nose into my neck. I tilted my head to give him better access and he let out an approving grunt.And then I felt him place a gentle kiss right where my neck and shoulder met. My knees went weak, my entire body going numb as a breathy sound came from my mouth. He smiled against my neck, chuckling and taking all of my weight into his arms as I leaned completely into him to stop myself from falling."Hello, mate," he whispered in my ear.------This book is also known as Kidnapped By My Mate.

Soul Reapers and Hollows these two are always at war with each other. However these two have differences between them Hollows have holes in there chest and have mask on them as well. Now when a lost spirit becomes a Hollow they lose all sense of reason and only care about about eating a devouring people with strong spiritual pressure. However what if someone that became a Hollow kept his sense of reason and personality how would this effect the very foundation of what a Hollow is supposed to be how would this effect the system that has been solid for years upon years of slaying Hollows lets see.

How long can a mother keep the father's identity from her child? Not that long if luck isn't on her side.Season 1 of Let Life Surprise You ***If being a mom was all about popping out a baby after 9 months of pregnancy, life would have been easier for Charlotte Garnett. Alas, it's not the case for her.When her baby has grown into a smart girl and starts questioning the father's absence, Charlotte's parenting is being tested. Her worst fear is having to tell her 7-year-old daughter that she was conceived in a one-night stand with a total stranger. Out of panic, Charlotte chooses to lie, promising herself she will tell the girl the truth when she's a little older.The best-laid plan turns to hell as fate decides to bring the man back into her life when she least expects it. And worse, he's the CEO she's cross with at her new workplace. Hell breaks loose. Charlotte is eventually confronted by her own lies. ***Start 14/03/2021Finish 20/05/2021=================

Greenmantle is the second of five novels by John Buchan featuring the character of Richard Hannay, first published in 1916 by Hodder & Stoughton, London. It is one of two Hannay novels set during the First World War, the other being Mr Standfast (1919); Hannay's first and best-known adventure, The Thirty-Nine Steps (1915), is set in the period immediately preceding the war.

Two home cooks Andrea and Zac who fall in love in the master chef.They are friends love cooking they never give up