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Sixteen-year-old Sage Greene was locked in a maximum-security asylum for the criminally insane after murdering nearly 200 civilians. It isn't her, though - it's the voices. There are two sides to Sage: the normal, self-conscious teenager, and the Voice lurking inside her head, the one that forced her to strike out and kill. Now, both parts of Sage are being sent into space, destined for a new rehabilitation program upon Mars, with a group of the most dangerous teenagers in America. Before they can reach the red planet, however, they are abducted by a strange alien race and taken away from their spaceship and everything they have ever known to compete in a sadistic set of physical and mental tests nicknamed the Trials. And so far, nobody has survived the Trials. * {Highest ranking: #5 in science fiction as of 9/3/17} [Comment threads contain spoilers at random. You have been warned.] WARNING This is a very dark book that only spirals further down. Murder is discussed and there are slightly graphic scenes.

Lilith, KC, Jared, and Benji didn't know each other before the zombie apocalypse. But fate - and several tragedies happening in quick succession such as the zombie apocalypse - shoved them all into the same New York City Costco. Now, survival - both physical and mental - is their ultimate goal. When KC begins talking about ending the apocalypse once and for all, they all view her as insane. Until one hospital - and one notebook - changes everything. [Undergoing editing, so the chapters are a bit messed up] [Highest Ranking: #289 in action as of 12/30/17]

Have you ever wondered about what goes bump in the night? Have you heard one too many strange urban legends you can't quite understand? Well, you've come to the right place. This is a collection of the weird, the wonderful, the cryptids that (supposedly) walk among us.

In a world where Highborns control magic, the government, and the "lesser" species - Lowborns - there is much animosity between the two groups. So much, in fact, that a rebellion was formed to fight against the oppressive Highborns - the Phoenix People. Princess Alexia is a sheltered Highborn girl who thinks no further than the walls surrounding the palace grounds. When her brother, the king, shares his plans for completely exterminating the Lowborn race, however, Alexia's conscious keeps her from standing idly by while he follows through with his plans. Alexia joins the Phoneix People. Soon, she is dragged into a world of danger and magic, where she is not the revered princess she has been for sixteen years, where her handmaiden is a fierce warrior, where her laws mean nothing, and where betrayal is right around the corner. Nothing is as it seems. Nothing is as it should be. And it's up to Alexia to put things right. [Cover Credits to @LarissaChesser]

Rowen's life used to be relatively simple. Since she was fourteen years old, her small, makeshift family has been her mother and two best friends, Maria and Jason. After one fateful day in the woods behind her house, however, Rowen finds herself being led to a fantastical world full of impossible humanoids and magical creatures, along with her friends. When she is thrown into the midst of a war, discovering she plays a role in an age-old prophecy and that Maria isn't all she says she is, Rowen must band together with her best friends and a mysterious faerie named Ayren to fight back against the unknown evils and discover who she truly is. Awesome cover credits go to @HayleyAutumns!

On Lilia Well's sixteenth birthday, she opens a mysterious present that isn't labeled with a return address - and is instantly transported into her favorite fantasy novel, accidentally killing the main character, Theresa, as she does so. And since the novel was the first in an unwritten series, Lilia has no idea what comes next in the storyline. As Lilia battles to get home along with Theresa's roommate, Connor, the true nature of the novel's world is revealed to her, as is the characteristics of the people and the brutal animals. Despite all of this, however, as Lilia starts to fall for Connor, she begins to wonder if getting home is actually what she wants after all. [Cover credits to @Hayleyautumns!]

In a post-dystopian world ravaged by war, Claire and her younger brother Charlie live in one of the last remaining Northern American cities: Horizon, a place where the past is stifled and pills are used to control mental and physical defects. When a small rebellion deemed these pills and the government as a whole overly controlling, they staged an uprising and gained control, none of them possessing any knowledge on how to run a city. The result is anarchy, starvation, and death. Claire and Charlie live with their friend, Nik, in a small, teenage-populated community aptly named Rooftop for its location, and every day is a fight for survival. When Claire learns of an illegal lottery through which she and her brother could escape Horizon, however, she leaps at the chance and begins risking everything she has built for herself and her family to get to freedom.

Thanks to the World Faery Society, we know more about the Westbury Faery than ever before. But do we really know where she originated from? Why does she seem to follow tragedy? How long has she been on this earth? This book will answer your questions. [Being published in the WFS book in late 2017!]

This collection will include stories written for - adventure - superhero - action - dystopian/apocalyptic contests!

All of my science fiction contest entries were taking up too much space on my profile, so I'll be writing them in here from now on! [#892 in science fiction as of 12/23/17]