Short Story - Fantasy - Romance - LGBTQ+ 6673 words Published February 2024 720-year-old Kailani is running for her life-hunted by a man set on revenge. Injured and dying, a woman hides her, but this woman does more to Kailani than save her life. Introducing her to a different side of the world she despised. However, when Kailani reveals her identity, will this woman betray her? This short story comes with a range of trigger warnings. Death Violence Available on Google Books and Wattpad Always Free.
Dystopian - Romance - Erotica - LQBTQ+ 86911 words - 22 Chapters Published 14 February 2024 eBook - Paperback The world seems to be against Archie, as much as his own mind, but a reason to live finds him in a way he never expected —in a way he only ever dreamed. The virus has come out of the dark, crawling back into their lives and bringing only one thing: death. But Archie doesn't fear death as much as his own heart. His heart is wrong, and he knows it. The love he feels shouldn't be what keeps him alive, but he's all Archie can think about. His long hair, his warm eyes, and the smirk he wears so well. His head says it's a death sentence, but his heart wants to know more. So, the question is, will he choose his head or his heart? BC: AC Archies 2321 Archies 2322 Archies 2323 This book comes with a range of trigger warnings. Sexual Explicit Content Coarse Language Suicide Depression Mental Health Self-Hate Misgendering Death Coronavirus Pandemic Coming Out Themes Infi
Dystopian - Romance - Erotica - LQBTQ+ Covid-19 changed the world by destroying it, mutating in a way no one ever thought possible. Three hundred years after the pandemic, Archie struggles with mental health and his identity. He falls in love with his best friend and brings the virus into his clan, condemning them all, but that isn't the only challenge this seventeen-year-old faces. Archies 2321 Archies 2322 Archies 2323 The inspiration for this series came from my own mental health. The original draft (which I no longer have) was me writing down how I felt in a way I felt I could express it. At the time of writing this, I had depression, anxiety, and was suicidal, and was an overthinker, although hiding it was a skill I had mastered. I used a mask to conceal how I felt every day, my dark thoughts and longings hidden behind a smile, convincing everyone I was just fine. I know I am not the only person to feel so lost in their own mind, foreign in their own skin. I know what it feels