Here is the synopsis:

"Rose is a fifteen year old girl in suburban America in 1999, trying to cope with the fact that she can't relate to anyone else in the world.
On her first day of high school, however, she sees a boy that apparently no one else can see. So she is faced with a question: Is the boy real or imaginary?
Over time, he tells Rose things about his past and her future that may change her life forever.
And so begins Rose's journey of mystery, suspense, fantasy, love, and sacrifice. A Moment in Time begins..."

It is mainly fiction, but obviously has some sci-fi/fantasy elements. I started writing "Rose" earlier this year in creative writing class, and just took off with it from there. The book will have three parts when all is said and done. Part 1 is done (50 pages), and Part 2 is about there as well (its past the 70 page mark already). Everyone who has read it so far (about five or six friends and family members) loves it, which is a first for me. Writing from a girl's perspective isn't nearly as hard as everyone seems to think. Maybe it's because I don't currently have a girlfriend, but finding the inspiration to write romance scenes has been tough.

As for posting Part 1, I am kind of wary, since whatever you post on here is automatically owned by Tribe (right?). But if you would like to read it, I can always email it to you.

Also, I'm wondering where some good sci-fi/fantasy short novel publishers can be found. I searched on google and got a storm of crap.