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Teenage Vampyrs, Enchanteds, and Shapeshifters join the Otherworlder Academy to train to fight off a demon horde and save the Otherworlder realm!Welcome to the rewrite of The Otherworlders! (This is v2 version, which explains the odd read to vote ratio, btw) :-)Anyway! If you're new, just a little info: ★ MY READERS LOVE ★ - Percy Jackson, Harry Potter, Miraculous Ladybug, KOTLC, Teen Wolf, and Warrior Cats. If you love those stories, you'll love "The Otherworlders" too!******THE STORY: Forced to call a truce to the Shadow Wars and set their prejudice aside, Vampyrs, Enchanteds, and Shapeshifters create the Otherworlder Integrated Academy. Nine students are chosen, three from each race, to train under Headmaster Pierce and his staff. But this is no ordinary school. No. These students are training to fight an encroaching demon horde while hunting down a magical tablet that could save the Otherworlder realm from destruction. "The Otherworlders" is filled with supernatural threats, magical powers, complex and layered storylines, and adorable yet complicated characters readers absolutely love!****** [[Wattys Winner]][[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

In the desolate landscape of the mutated wasteland, "C.E.A.S.E." weaves a tale of relentless solitude and shattered hope. Joseph, a lone wanderer, embarks on a journey through a world marked by the haunting remnants of a civilization long lost. The narrative unfolds as a symphony of desolation, where the air is thick with the echoes of despair and the shadows of mutation cast an oppressive pall over the mutated canvas."C.E.A.S.E." stands as a narrative exploration of isolation, the fragility of hope, and the inexorable descent into despair. The story's vivid descriptions evoke a world both haunting and captivating, where the mutated landscape mirrors the fractured soul of a lone wanderer caught in the echoes of desolation.

"The Tell-Tale Heart" is a short story by American writer Edgar Allan Poe, first published in 1843. It is relayed by an unnamed narrator who endeavors to convince the reader of his sanity while simultaneously describing a murder he committed. The victim was an old man with a filmy "vulture-eye", as the narrator calls it. The narrator emphasizes the careful calculation of the murder, and he hides the body by dismembering it, and hiding it under the floorboards. Ultimately, the narrator's feelings of guilt, or a mental disturbance, result in him hearing a thumping sound, which he interprets as the dead man's beating heart.Cover by the lovely @FayLane.

just short stories of our favorite girl and some of her characters!

"Tell me little thief," he breathed silently against my ear causing all my hair on the back of my neck to rise."How should I punish you for such crimes against not only me but the kingdom?" He gently dragged his thumb along my lips while holding a cocky smirk."I have an idea..."This can't be good..|Currently Editing|-I started this book when I was young and dumb so be nice-

Achilles/PatroclusGreek MythologyThe Song of Achilles[Picture Book]None of the pictures belong to me.19 August 2020-19 March 2021Please don't read this (Seriously this is so bad)

Diana is an 18 year old girl about to start her senior year until she bumps into a woman at the bookstore who has quite the personality. The woman takes the book Diana had her eye on. Diana's senior year soon becomes one she would have never expected when the book thief and her meet again.This is not edited so it might be a little messy and it is not a slow burn!!!Story includes:-Smut-PTSD -mention of abuse^Do not read if you are disturbed with these!!

You never expected your parents to abandon you at the age of sixteen, and if it wasn't for the man your parents took in when you were ten, you would have been completely alone. Even after a year, you still half-expected them to come back. Your seventeenth birthday came and went with only two people to celebrate it, and you weren't related to either of them. Then came your eighteenth with the same two people.Your hobbies carried you through the loneliness that you found yourself in-although, your guardian told you again and again that ghost hunting wasn't a hobby. When a string of murders ravaged your town, your interest in both the paranormal and technology came in handy. If it wasn't for you, the case would never have been solved, and you never would have brought someone back from the dead, even if he did torture you with his embarrassingly truthful compliments and flirtatious lines. (this is a work of fiction. all the Pastas belong to their original creators. they are not real, nor am i saying that they are. the only thing i own is the plot and any OCs. please do not re-write my work. this is not a romanticisation.)