Sara has had a hard life. Going from foster home to foster home is not easy, especially if the homes are not friendly. She is used to beatings, fights, sexism and inequality. It seems the only thing keeping her going is to protect her foster sister from the scumbags who wish to do harm. So it becomes a difficult task...
"Stop, Megan!" I heard Skye call after me. I could hear the desperation that laced her voice. But I couldn't bring myself to turn back. How had I let myself get into this? How did I let myself fall in love with my best friends sister? This was all kinds of fucked up. "I said stop!" She raised her voice, pulling on my...
Carmen and Gabby are now happily married with their three daughters, Leah, Lauren, and Nina. Carmen is now the CEO of Vera Industries and is starting to feel the stress of the multi-billion dollar company on her shoulders. Will she be able to stay sober and run the company? Will she be their for her family like she pr...
SEQUEL TO LIGHTNING-MUST READ LIGHTNING FIRST TO UNDERSTAND Carmen and Gabby survive hurricane Michael and now are starting college. The next step in there lives. But what happens one night at their first college party can change their lives forever. Will Gabby be able to recover? Will Gabby be okay? Will Carmen stan...
Carmen Vera is an 18 year old senior in high school. Her parents own and operate Vera Industries, a large multi-billion dollar company. After going to treatment, Carmen is sent to live with her mom. After living there for a year Carmen develops the biggest crush on the school's hottie, Gabby Lupo. When the two are pa...
Riley's past isn't something most kids go through. Bad things happened, but when she got older, her dad decided it was best to move, and get away from something that seemed to haunt Riley. They moved from Arizona to California. About 1/4 into her junior year, Riley had to go to a new school, and make new friends. She...
"Just wondering, Shoemaker. Are you going to tell your parents? Or should I?" When I was little, I was terribly afraid of heights. One day, in a bleak attempt to rid me of this, my father climbed onto the roof of our one story house with me on his back. I may have been hyperventilating, but otherwise I was doing well...
