Where are the best threads on PA?

Who's your favourite couple? What's your favourite thread? Whose plots do you ALWAYS read without fail? I wanna know, and I wanna know now.

Right now, I am stalking everything by Amelia Lyons. Read Time to Kill with Rafael Armstrong. It has some classic moments:

Raf:

“I don’t have a girlfriend, mother.” Rafael said shortly, letting Raina back down onto her feet. He watched her rush back over to her dolls house and he squared his shoulders. You had to be ready for anything where Vanessa was concerned.
“Boyfriend then,” she smiled, ever the optimist. “Just get out of my hair, Capeesh?”

Amelia:

Are you really commenting on the practicality of his footwear? another part of Amelia’s mind chimed in, the irritation coming through with crystal clarity.

It’s the only part of him I can see!

Well then perhaps you should quit staring at the ground and look up.

...

So are you going to say anything? Amelia’s subconscious demanded after more than one unnecessary second after the young man had stopped speaking.

I was working on looking up, actually. Witty to a fault, even in her own head.

But I really can't wait for Elijah to post in The Pin in Mightier than the Sword. Hurry up Eli!

Not to be biased...but there is an epic subplot unfolding between Jack Dyllan, Vito Dee Symons, Chase Moor, and Andrew Thompson. We have a series of connected threads which can be found at our PLOT PAGE and read in chronological order. At the moment, they may not all seem completely relevant, but our plan is to lead up to an epic show down of sorts at the summer party. If you have the patience to read through all of our threads, you will find an awesome storyline (to be seen in bookstores near you soon...XD)

It is full of action, suspense, romance, humor, and struggles, including moral struggles between when to give up, whether or not forgiveness was worth it, accepting the true nature of yourself, trying to improve yourself, and making tough decisions that may change the course of your life...or even end it.

Please check it out. We love input (as in "oh my gosh Chase totally should never forgive Jack" or "wtf is vito doing?!". We love all sorts of it!)

Also, any interesting threads, please send my way. When I get bored...I like to stalk. =D

Angelique, I am actually quite flattered that you follow my threads. I know you can be a discerning reader, which I appreciate, and it makes it that much more complimentary to find out that you read my threads. I would also be open to any constructive criticism you have for my writing. I just took your Mary-sue test and thought it served as a good self-reflection on the way I write my characters (Amelia/Remy).

Anyway, I just thought I would say thank you. It is somehow nice to know that someone is reading what I write.

...and in the interest of adding to this thread overall, I like to read whatever Keith Nicholas is doing. I really like that writer, and I find Keith's character to be immensely entertaining.

So I realize I am double posting, but my last post was a while ago and I feel like this thread shout have more people participating than it does.

Lately, I have liked reading posts by Ariel Damian Greyback (yet another character of Elijah's writer). I find him entertaining to read, and his witticisms are great. I think he is one of the characters on PA that is mean without being a completely "evil" character. I think people have a tendency to write characters as extremes on the spectrum - all good or all bad. The fact that Ariel is an ass, but feels lonely and cares about his mom gives him more than one dimension and, in my opinion, makes him more realistic. The fact that he's a werewolf... maybe not so reality-based, but his personality intrigues me.

Also, why don't more people have thread trackers? It would make them immensely easier to stalk. I guess I shouldn't really talk, because I just created mine yesterday, but in creating one I have realized their use. I even appreciate having one for Amelia just for my own purposes, because I can reflect back and see where I've been with her.