Twist YA/TEEN-Webromane & -Geschichten

At Starlight Elite Academy, power is everything and Ivy Morgan has none.A silent scholarship student in a world ruled by wealth and influence, Ivy is dismissed, mocked, and overlooked by everyone… including the untouchable Ethan Cross.But Ivy is not who they think she is.Behind her quiet eyes lies a mind capable of rewriting entire systems a hidden genius, a master strategist, and a ghost in the digital world no one has ever been able to trace.When a series of mysterious system breaches begin to shake the academy and the powerful Cross Empire behind it, one question rises:Who is really in control?As Ethan’s suspicion turns into obsession and Eliana Scott’s rivalry turns dangerous, Ivy is forced to walk a thin line between staying invisible… and exposing a truth powerful enough to destroy everything.Because in a world built on status and secretsthe girl they called useless might just be the one who owns them all.

“This time”, he said quietly “you won’t walk away untouched.” He walked away. Two years after her father is convicted of murdering Holly Voss, Keira Reed arrives at Blackthorn University on a scholarship, hoping for a chance at a normal life. Instead, she is forced to confront the past she tried to escape when she comes face to face with Adrian Voss, the son of the woman her father was accused of killing. As Keira struggles to navigate a world dominated by wealth and legacy, she begins receiving anonymous messages from a source known only as Judas. The information she receives suggests that her father may have been framed, and that the truth behind the murder was deliberately hidden. Her search for answers leads her into a web of buried secrets tied to powerful families and a secret society that operates from the shadows. The deeper she investigates, the more she realizes that the case against her father was only part of something much larger. Caught between suspicion, danger, and a growing connection with Adrian, Keira must decide how far she is willing to go to uncover the truth. Because at Blackthorn, power protects its own. And some secrets were never meant to be exposed.

Amaya “Maya” Nakamura is a ghost in her own high school, haunted by a past humiliation at the hands of her childhood bully, Jaxon Reid. Pushed to her breaking point, she makes a desperate wish to a mysterious stranger named Jess. She doesn’t want a better life, she wants Chloe Whitmore’s life. Now, Maya is wearing the crown she always envied. Meanwhile, Chloe is forced to inhabit the body of the girl she once mocked, experiencing the brutal sting of the social hierarchy she helped build. As the two rivals navigate an uneasy alliance to reverse the swap, they realize the device was no accident, and Jess’s presence is a warning from the past. To reclaim their identities, they must expose a dark secret. As the clock ticks, the more permanent the trade becomes. In a world where popularity is a weapon, can Chloe survive the harsh truth of being Maya? And can Maya withstand the pressure that comes with Chloe's life.

Aaron Briggs, the most respected, untouchable, and charming boy at Parkview High is caught in a scandal that could ruin his reputation and his family’s name. His solution? A fake relationship. Allison Foster, struggling to keep her scholarship, becomes the perfect partner in his plan. A deal is made. Pretend to date, help each other survive, nothing more. But as they navigate school drama and family tensions, the line between pretense and reality begins to blur. What starts as a simple deal soon grows into something neither of them can control. Because in a world where reputation is everything, falling in love might be the one risk they can’t afford.

Summary: When The Tables Turn Amelia Hart has always believed she knew who she was — grounded, careful, loved. She's been with Colton for years, a relationship that started young and bloomed into the kind of comfort most people envy. But comfort can be deceiving. When Amelia leaves high school behind and follows her friends to a campus college in town, everything familiar starts to shift — especially when it comes to Micah Rivera. Micah was always part of the group, quiet but magnetic in a way that drew people without trying. He'd admired Amelia from afar, since she first stepped foot at Northridge high — harmlessly, quietly, always just on the edge of being noticed. But the harmlessness fades when his attention begins to linger too long, his compliments too pointed, his gaze too knowing. And then one day, he stops. The sudden absence sends Amelia spiraling, confused if the attention Micah ever gave her was real or was it an illusion in Amelia's head. "When The Tables Turn" is a psychological slow-burn romance that unravels the dangers of desire, the hunger for attention, and the haunting truth of what happens when being seen becomes an addiction. Following

The Revenge On My Biased Family (The Day the Truth Outweighed the Blame) ​ BLURB ​ I spent my 18 years with my family only to be called a Foolish Product, A Bully Sister, A disgraceful daughter, and a selfish member of their Smith family. They always abused me for my Irish twin sister, Ashley Smith, who was born with poor health. She was always their priority, while second place was taken by our elder brother, Paul Smith, who was like the worst nightmare for me while being a knight in shining armour for my sister. We were both sisters born from the same womb with different destinies. While I was treated with lowly disgust, she was living her dream life. I was hurt and broken but still endured everything, thinking one day they would accept me as her. But on my 18th birthday, they asked me to apologise to my sister for the item she stole from me. I had enough! I refused to bow my head for her anymore. I didn’t want them to choose me anymore, and I lifted my head confidently. “Apologise over my deathbed and after taking my necklace.” My words left them trembling and dazed; for the first time, I smiled with pure victory, witnessing them crumble with rage and real defence. Finally, I acknowledged that what mattered most in my life was not their validation but my own ‘Will’. The Will to make decisions fearlessly, to live, to treat myself fairly even when the whole world is against me and the choice to fight for my self-respect!

Jenna Williams has loved Carlton Fernandez in silence since the fifth grade. To everyone else, she's just the scholarship girl trying to survive at New York Montessori High School. To Carlton, she's practically invisible. But when fate forces the hockey captain and the quiet scholarship student to work together, the impossible begins to happen. Stolen glances become late-night conversations, friendship turns into first love, and for the first time, Jenna dares to believe that maybe some dreams really do come true. Until one night changes everything. A shocking betrayal. A leaked video. A broken heart. And the scholarship Jenna fought so hard to earn is ripped away from her. The worst part? The one person she trusted most may have been the one who destroyed her. As lies spread faster than the truth, Jenna must decide whether to fight for the future she's always dreamed of—or walk away from the boy she loved in silence. Some betrayals break your heart. Others change your life forever.

Introduction “I hate you,” I choked out as he sank deep, teeth scraping over my nipple. “Liar,” Kai growled, fist tightening in my hair as he drove harder. “Your cunt is soaking for the guy who used to make you cry, freckles. Say you’re mine.” “Never…this is all pretend. We’re pretending,” I trembled even as my body arched into him. “Then you won’t mind if I ruin you completely.” He pulled out, leaving me empty and desperate. “Ruin me. Break me. But I’ll never belong to you.” Kai’s dark chuckle vibrated against my throat as he slammed back in. “Good. I live for a challenge.” .... Elara has spent years quietly loving her best friend, Elias—the golden, easy-going one who never saw her that way. She never expected his half-brother to return. Kai, the sharp-tongued childhood bully who once made her life hell, is back in town after years away. What Elara doesn’t know is that Kai never forgot her. Distance only sharpened the obsession. When her parents arrange a political mating to a powerful alpha to secure an alliance, Kai steps in with an offer: he’ll pretend to be her boyfriend. It will buy her time, force Elias to finally notice her… and keep the arranged mating at bay. But the lie starts to taste real. Kai’s touches linger too long. His jealousy burns too hot. And the twisted game he offered was never about helping her win his brother. It was about keeping Elara for himself. Because Kai doesn’t share. And the moment Elara let him close, she didn’t just wake an old rivalry— she woke up something far more dangerous.

“Who the hell are you?” Lauren demanded, pointing the Spatula like a sword.The guy raised his hands, looking more amused than threatened. “Easy there, warrior. I am Margaret’s brother.”Her stomach sank. “The Larry?”“Yeah. The Larry,” His smirk widened. “And you must be Lauren. The Christmas Grinch babysitting my niece.”Lauren glared at him, still clutching the poker. “Why are you here? Margaret said you wouldn’t be home for Christmas.”Larry shrugged, leaning against the doorway like he had all the time in the world. “Change of plans. Hope you’re ready for some company.”And just like that, Lauren’s carefully controlled holiday nightmare went from bad to so much worse.Lauren hates Christmas. Every twinkling light and festive carol reminds her of the day she lost her boyfriend in a tragic car accident. She’s made it her mission to avoid holiday cheer at all costs.But when her mother's best friend, Margaret, begs her to babysit her lively but to hard to handle six-year-old daughter so that Margaret and Lauren's mother can go on on a girls trip for the season, Lauren reluctantly agrees. What she doesn’t anticipate is the unexpected company of Margaret’s younger brother, Larry, an arrogant yet undeniably hot hockey star.Forced into close quarters, Lauren struggles to keep her guard up as Larry’s charm and confidence begin to melt the icy walls around her heart. But with painful memories and their clashing personalities standing in the way, can the holiday cynic and the hockey star overcome their scars and discover the magic of Christmas together? Or will their differences and the ghosts of their pasts keep them apart?

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Layla Hunt is an anomaly -- a human without an ounce of magic in a school for magical creatures. Her adoptive family are renowned, though, so her privilege outweighs her status... usually. Dealing with a crush on her best friend's cousin and an aggravating upperclassman who has no respect for her would be enough drama, but when students start disappearing, she has to confront her privilege head-on. While trying to get to the bottom of what the faculty are trying to cover up, she learns the price of being anomaly the hard way.

Carter has been the subject of bullying to five boys in West Creek High School. Jake, Owen, Kian, Erin and Ramsay. That is until a tragedy happens and Ramsay goes away from a long time. But fate introduces him back into Carter's life and his once hated bully turns to him for help to clear his name. While trying to find out the truth, would they let love win or push the truth away because of society? Can Carter keep up with Secretly Loving Mr Jones?

“I’m going to kiss you, Sophie. And you’re going to let me.” “Why?” My breath stutters. “Because my brother is watching.” I gasp. That should have bothered me, but it didn’t. “Not… not that. Why do you want to kiss me? You don’t… kiss girls, everyone knows that.” “And yet, I’ve kissed you before, haven’t I?” My jaw dropped open. Did he... remember? --- I used to have a crush on Ace Beckham. Used to. He’s Greenwoods Academy’s golden boy. Hockey captain. The kind of beautiful that makes a whole arena go silent when he skates. Ace Beckham doesn’t kiss girls. Everyone knows that. He’ll flirt. He’ll ruin you. He’ll make you feel like you’re the only one in the room. But he doesn’t kiss. Except once. One stupid, drunken, reckless night, he kissed me like it meant something. Like I meant something. The next morning, I was invisible again. Maybe he forgot. Maybe I was never meant to be remembered. I’ve learned to survive that. To pretend I don’t notice him. To make him as invisible to me as I am to him. Until I take a babysitting job—three boys, or so I think. Because they aren’t boys. They are men. The Beckham brothers. And avoiding Ace Beckham in his own mansion turns out to be impossible—especially since I’m starting to realize I never really got over that crush. And I don’t know which is worse— Being invisible to Ace Beckham. Or finally being seen.

I've been the perfect daughter for seventeen years. When my twin sister Sage proposed we switch lives for one semester, I was supposed to disagree. Good girls don't swap identities. They don't pretend to be someone else. They definitely don't fall for bad boys with dangerous secrets. But I'm suffocating at elite Ashford Academy, and Sage is one mistake away from juvenile detention. We need each other's escape more than we need our own lives. One switch. Two liars. Four broken hearts. And a murder that should have stayed buried.

This Christmas was actually one of my favorite and hilarious Xmas celebrations with uncle Gabriel here with us. It was fun and embarrassing too which made everything much of a sweet memory later on. How many can I remember? It began with little Josh's scandal, grandpa's embarrassment in the mall that day when he actually and mistakenly took his voter's card to the mall instead of his payment card. That day,I wouldn't dare wish anyone else the kind of embarrassment I felt under the unusual gaze of my classmates. I had to endure it all because my siblings and aunt ran away when they sensed what was happening. What if I tell you about aunt Caroline's argument with the pastor right there in the church on the twenty fifth of Christmas in the presence of everyone and with the pastor still standing in front of hundreds of people or is it uncle Gabriel's mischief which got us in trouble with the police, making us to sleep in the snowy woods with crazy imaginative ghosts hunting us down.

Love that heals is a story set in the city with Rich and classy teenagers, main plot is based off a rich girl who is greatly admired faces backlash, betrayal, and family disputed which leads to her opening up her wounds and vulnerability, seeking true love, she will meet an unexpected fellow (male lead) who teaches her things she never knew about herself, together they discover the mystery of the person behind her backlashes. Fall in love eventually and heal from their traumas. But that doesn't make them the one for each other, they depart, but will fate bring them together or will they use the lessons taught to project into their future relationships?

"You called me a spoiled princess who wouldn't last five minutes in the real world." "You hacked my team's group chat and sent my rookie hazing photos to the entire athletic department." Ivy Chen and Nate Callahan have history. Bad history. So when a reality TV show, a brother's scholarship, and one NHL reputation crisis collapses them into the same luxury off-campus house, fake dating, shared bed, live cameras it should be simple. Pretend. Survive. Walk away. Except Ivy already knows something she can't unknow: her anonymous 2 a.m. best friend, the one she's been trading secrets and stupid hockey memes with for months, the one who feels like the safest person she's never met is him. Nate. Her brother's grumpy, broody, insufferable captain. The guy who stress-bakes at midnight after losses. Who has a hidden playlist of cheesy 2000s power ballads. Who looks at her sometimes like she's not a problem to solve anymore. "This isn't real," she reminds herself daily. The staged touches say otherwise. Because somewhere between sharp barbs softening into playful teasing, stolen kisses that linger way past necessary, and quiet unguarded moments the cameras never quite catch the list of reasons she can't stand him stops growing. Then comes the night after overtime, Nate still in his game-day suit, eyes warm in the low kitchen light. "So what happens when the cameras stop rolling?" His thumb brushes her jaw. Soft. Certain. "Who said we're stopping?" One semester. One championship run. One expiration date. Neither of them is counting down anymore.

I have an identical twin sister but at school, no one knows she is my twin. My name is Maya Lane. I am the quiet girl in the back of the class with cheap clothes and a stutter that gets worse whenever I am nervous. My twin sister is Mia Lane. She is the most popular girl in school. Captain of the cheerleaders.Everyone loves her. Mia tells everyone I am not her sister. She tells them I am just a poor, obsessed lookalike who follows her around because I want to be her. She lets her friends bully me. And Mom and Dad always support her. "Mia is the perfect one. Maya, stop trying to ruin your sister's reputation." Mia got into a car accident. She survived, but her face is badly injured, her leg is broken, and she can't return to school for three months. And senior-year final exams are next 3 month. If Mia misses them, she loses her Stanford scholarship. So my parents ordered me. "Maya, you will pretend to be Mia. You will go to school as Mia. You will keep her scholarship. You will be perfect." I have to wear her clothes, copy her mannerisms, sit with the people who bullied me, lead her cheer squad, and pretend everything is normal. And then there's Jaxon. Mia's boyfriend. The boy I've secretly loved for three years. I'm supposed to pretend to be his girlfriend. For the first time, people admire me instead of humiliating me. They listen to me. They want to be me. And I finally have the life Mia always had. So what happens when three months are over? Because I don't want to pretend anymore. This time, I don't want to give her life back anymore. I want to stay as Mia. Forever.

Oh God… if he keeps staring at me like that, I might actually lose it. Of all the houses they could’ve placed me in… it had to be his. Jace freaking Blackwell.” After a troubled childhood and her father’s arrest, Chloe Bennett is forced to start over when her mother remarries an old friend—Marcus Blackwell, the most powerful man in Blackridge Hills. And the father of the boy she never forgot. Jace Blackwell. They were inseparable once, tangled up in a childhood that felt unbreakable. Now he’s her stepbrother. And he’s nothing like the boy she remembers. Jace is colder. Distant. Like every piece of warmth he once had was stripped away—and he’d rather burn the past than face it. Just when Chloe thinks she’s survived the worst of her life, everything spirals again. A last-minute boarding issue at the Blackridge academy, her new school, forces her into the one place she can’t escape. The Blackwell estate. The same house as Jace. The same boy who looks at her like she’s a memory he wants erased. But the longer she stays, the more the silence between them starts to crack… revealing something deeper and unfinished. Because some pasts don’t stay buried. And some people were never meant to be left behind.

Aimee has spent her entire life surrounded by luxury, expectations, and a name that opens every door. But when her father moves them to a quiet town, she chooses anonymity over perfection—hoping, for once, to be just another girl. Jayden has spent his life surviving. Between a broken home, financial struggles, and a future that feels out of reach, music is the only place he can breathe. They come from two completely different worlds. They were never supposed to cross paths. But one piano piece changes everything. #Slow-burn romance