"Laionne is the strongest witch who will ever live, and in roughly a year she is going to die—nothing in our world can prevent this." Just as the blossoms must wither with the coming of winter, so too must pass the objects of our love. Though Niccolina struggled long to accept this, it was her...

Sharp, electric, emotionally intense with moments of chaotic humor, angst, and breathless romance that leave you sobbing through a grin and heartbreak...in jail because you probably did something 'mildly' illegal.

In the fading light of a quiet evening, Édouard wakes up in a room he no longer recognizes. When an old rotary phone begins to ring, the voice on the other end knows far too much — about his life, his loves, and the cracks in his memory. Farewell to Myself is a gentle, haunting short story about...

Part 2 of Ferris's novel

18 year old badminton player Rin Amasaki got into an accident that made her unable to compete in her favorite sport. Months later, a new foreign student came to her life and introduced her to painting that taught her how to paint and also.. on how to love someone.

A Short story about Maria's past, the Vampire Queen of my future novel. The Queen is walking trough the corridors of her dark castle, recalling a lot of bad memories and all the pain that came with them. A cursed blood, an impossible love, an eternal suffering in hope to meet her lost lover...

A book about the backstory of my RP character.

The Girl Who Forgets is a poignant tale of memory, identity, and trust. It explores the delicate bonds between people, the pain of loss, and the courage it takes to face the truth. Aya’s journey is one of self-discovery, where each new day brings the hope of remembering—and the fear of what those...

After The Great Famine killed millions worldwide, the United Nations came together to ensure that no one would ever face starvation again. All focus was put into advancing technology to give everyone across the globe easier access to food. You only needed the right machines and a piece of land in...

"One month." That’s all the doctors gave Denise Quizon—one month to live, one month to confront the reality of heart cancer that had shattered her carefully organized life. At 21, Denise had always been a planner, skillfully navigating every twist and turn. But in the wake of her diagnosis, her w...