Pacific Coast Academy Show Novels & Stories

Fire appeared in her palms, making the woman next to her smile and nod. It looked like she was being coached, and her coach was pleased with her progress. As we got a little closer things changed again. We were at Pacific. Maxine was in front of us, looking over at the parking lot. What was she doing out here? There was no one else around, just a few cars in the lot. It looked pretty early. After a few moments, I see Rachel and Ally’s bus coming up our way. I looked around for any sign of what time of year this was. Has this happened? Will it happen?

Nine-fifteen, crap, I'd almost missed it. I hurried behind her, entering to find the whole of my team, along with Mr. Urbanczyk watching the flat screen, where a pretty reporter was talking into a microphone. "Good morning, LA, we are here today on the North Side, looking up at what has quickly become a landmark for Angelinos. She's known by a few names, but the one that seems to be sticking is 'The Lady of L.A.'" The camera panned up to show the fifty foot version of Pacifica that Taylor had erected on one of my dad's new properties along the PCH.

Get ready to unleash your inner power and become the supernatural you were always meant to be! I rolled my eyes at the email. They sure make it sound nice, but honestly, west Ora can get a little crazy. The faculty doesn't step in to help with a lot of things. It's the wild‌ west there and I'm currently on my way back. Last year was the academy's first year as a school. The council members, along with the shadow mayors and ocean tribunal, got together and created this academy for us high school supernaturals.

My boyfriend, Nolan Reed, was in the running for head coach of the national open-water swimming team, and he was a sports streamer with eight million followers. On a trip to Santa Catalina Island, he said he'd use a livestream to help me conquer my fear of deep water. The second the camera went live, Leah Morgan, the friend I trusted most, shoved me from behind. An icy wave swept over my head. I struggled toward Nolan and reached for him, but he took half a step back, dodging my hand. "Don't pull her out yet. It takes real fear to unlock someone's full potential." Leah thrust the gimbal and ring light so close they nearly touched my eyes as they rolled back. "Ivy, bigger reactions. We just b