The story of wolf-boy!

A second chance…that's all I want. I want to do it right, I want to tell them I was lying. I want my friends to forgive me…I want my old life to vanish, I want a new beginning. But with all these thugs after me, that's more than impossible.Rated T

A story about a group of teenagers, Who have secrets. Lies, murder, betrayal, secrecy and SHAPESHIFTING. I only used the title of this book,for my story. I own all characters and the story. Please reveiw and enjoy : Feedback would be great too! :D

What if Mr. Eades made good use of his time at Cola Club? What if he conducted secret experiments with the scientists? What if . . . one of them is still alive? Subject 002 lives a normal life. Until . . . Owen Hind shows up. All chars, no fluff or pairs.

The year is 2014. A professor has been able to experiment on human embryos, but the experiment has a major drawback. 18 years later . . . a strange man wanders London streets. Sometimes seen floating things in the air. has shapeshifter characters no fluff

Just a short oneshot about dax and lisa at the dance. the bathroom scene doesn't happen.

A christmassy drabble about Jenny.

The Cola's are given homework. They each get the name of someone in their class, and they have to write a letter to them, using things they know about that person. The other person wont read it so it's just a bit of fun, right? Credit goes to Ali Sparkes.

when her mother, Penny dies in a car accident Ashley is sent to live with her father Owen Hind at Fenton lodge. At last she starts to build the bond with Owen that she always wanted but an old enemy puts her in deadly danger. plese R&R better then souds.

Two years have passed since the events of 'Stirring the Storm'. Dax has just returned from Australia, and now, after so many years together, can the group fully admit some of the things they never could before? Even if it means making some sacrifices?

Set after Stirring the Storm, a continuation of the same universe, or 'what should happen if Ali Sparkes as she should wrote another book.'