Hello, Beautiful People! This month, we want to celebrate Consistent writing.

Writing sure is not easy, and staying consistent in one's writing is even harder. For many writers out there, November is a month of challenge, during which they challenge themselves to get their amazing work done. Some might have 50K words to write as an objective, others would be happy by simply writing a small amount of words on a regular basis.

The stories we bring to you this time are all ongoing at the moment, and being consistently updated. Let's encourage all those writers in their journey, and may they keep up the good work!

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Food Courting by laurendoubleu

Young barista Cora Chun takes pride in being a Cool Bean, even after years without a promotion. So when Farron Kam, the younger assistant manager of the competing smoothie shop, flaunts her hatred for her job, Cora is determined to crush her to a pulp. What she doesn't expect is for Farron to take her up on the challenge. With that declaration of war, the two begin a battle over the food court: who can serve the most customers, who can close up the fastest, who can grab the last loaf of bread at the supermarket... But as the rivalry begins to blend with romance, Cora has to decide if she is fighting a battle over beverages, or one over her own heart.

Public Relations by Vivhouse

Since college, Maisie and August have been best friends -frustratingly, perfectly platonic best friends. For nine long years, Maisie has secretly harbored feelings that their relationship could be something more. During that time, Maisie Rhodes has skyrocketed to stardom as a pop sensation, earning the title of "Pop Princess" from her devoted Rhodie fans. When she hints on The Tonight Show that her love songs are inspired by someone close to her, speculation runs wild. To throw everyone off the scent and protect her true feelings towards her best friend, Maisie's manager devises a plan: fake a relationship with August. Miraculously, August agrees, and now Maisie faces the challenge of dating her best friend for the next six weeks, all while tiptoeing around the unspoken truth that has always lingered between their seemingly perfect relationship. What could possibly go wrong?

Research: Romance by Melpomene16

When fiction writer, Leah Aplin, promises her next book will be the "Romance Novel of the Century" on national television, she fails to mention one tiny detail: she has no idea how to write romance. When he never has. What she did know, however, was how to conduct extensive research on any topic she desired. So, if research is what it took to keep her promise... That's exactly what she would do. Besides, with a movie deal on the line...how hard could it be? Robin Moore is the horror film industry's dark horse and rising star. But fame always has a price. After the release of his last movie Robin woke to find his "rising star's" status had fallen to "reckless rover" overnight. So, when he heard that his studio was forming a film contract with a budding Romance writer, one the public adored, it sounded like the perfect opportunity to get back in everyone's good graces. Besides, he had been acting his whole life. How hard could a little romance be? When this unlikely pair team up to write the "romance novel of the century" what ensues is chaos, confusion, and endless comedy...

Wish You Weren't Here (A Romantic Comedy) by Pollyf79

Ruby Rafferty has won the ultimate prize - a luxury holiday in Crete! In theory, it couldn't be more perfect - endless sun, Greek food, an unlimited free bar... There's only one problem. The man she has no choice but to share the prize with. Lewis Sheridan may be ridiculously attractive, but he is also cocky, cynical, and comes complete with his own specific set of red flags. He's everything Ruby has never wanted in a guy, and she's not sure she can survive one day alone with him, let alone ten. It's fine, though... Their suite is massive, the cocktails are flowing, and Ruby can't help but notice how handsome and charming the hotel manager is. If only he didn't think she and Lewis were already a couple... Will forced proximity push our vacationers closer or further apart? Can enemies really become lovers? And what will happen if anyone realises they're technically on holiday under false pretences? I guess we're about to find out...

The Solo Dating Experiment by HeidiCarroll

Clarissa Lincoln is a martini glass half full type. Heck, even when she slurps the last bits of icy vodka from the glass, she'll tell you it's plumb full! Until a disaster of a night on New Year's Eve sends the daydreaming, serial dater spiraling as her hopes of happily ever after seem to be circling the drain! The distraught, Rissa is left hopeless and bleak as she vents to a friend at a coffee shop on New Year's Day. Self-help writer and well-known handsome bachelor, Conner Fields, who wrote THE dating guide a few years back, overhears Rissa's tirade when he is brainstorming for his next book. The grumpy writer is about to storm off, annoyed at this woman's loud intrusion, when suddenly he has an idea. An experiment, actually. A dating one, only instead of dating men, Rissa has to remain single for one year and get to know herself by going on special solo dates. After these dates, she will need to meet with Conner to fill him in for the book. It's a weird offer, but women everywhere swear that Conner's first book changed their lives, and he's offering to pay her well if she takes on the challenge seriously. The broke city girl could sure use a few extra bucks, and she's been failing miserably in her love life so far. It's an offer she can't refuse, and so a deal is made and a dating experiment that's sure to go wrong begins.