Wren Martin is socially awkward. She blocks off herself to the world, hiding behind her favorite hoodie. All she wants to do is keep a low profile, and graduate well enough to qualify for a college scholarship. But then a babysitting job leads her to cross paths with Asher Reed, Eastview Highʼs notorious athlete. Whe...
Katerina Herald has something to hide, something very real. Facing an absent mother and an especially angry father- she's become used to cowering. However, when the new student Cain Masters rolls in, he becomes intrigued by the struggle Kat faces. With his insistent prodding and her looming graduation from high school...
*Short sequel (sequella?) to Hayley* "Well, if you stop coming within breathing distance of death, then I'll stop playing hero." -Jason
That dark parts in one's mind, the part that hosts all of those nightmares is the part He longs to control. No one knows what He is exactly. Some claim he is a demon and maybe they're right. But I, I think he's a monster who at one time was human. There's nothing to be afraid of when everything you love is gone. Noth...
‘Years of torment made me who I am. A fighter, reckless and out for blood. Blood in my case is a ruined reputation, revenge. I’m not afraid to get my hands dirty but I’m not cleaning up the mess when I’m done. ‘ Annie was fat and ridiculed into a stereotype of mean names and pranks. She was given the chance for it to...
"I will destroy you in the most infernal way possible and when I leave, you will finally understand why storms are named after people." ***** Skylynn Harris is left with blighted hopes and shattered dreams, suffering through a terrible time at the FCA. Three years have passed and still, one promise keeps her strong...
*Formerly known as The Arabian Desert.* He was a cold-hearted bandit with the power to imprison her... Maria disguises herself as a helper boy when Zain, the black-hearted, demonically handsome bandit attacks their prosperous town in the middle of the Arabian Desert and claims it as his own, naming himself sheikh, in...
"He was... he was something else. I wouldn't really know how to explain John. Nor what he meant to me. It was like drowning yet it was like having the big breath after being underwater for so long. It was like finding yourself and losing yourself all at once. It was intoxicating yet it was like the air I needed. Somet...