Madison Lucas never expected her life to turn into a lesson she couldn't study for. What starts as an ordinary high school assignment slowly becomes something far more complicated when Madison finds herself falling for Daniel Anderson-her history teacher. What was supposed to be simple, safe, and temporary turns into a love neither of them planned, but neither can walk away from. As their secret relationship grows, so does the danger around them. A jealous obsession spirals out of control, friendships are tested, and Madison is forced to confront fear, betrayal, and trauma that will change her forever. With her safety at risk and her heart on the line, Madison must decide who she can trust-and how much she's willing to sacrifice for love. My Assignment Was to Fall in Love with My Teacher is a story about forbidden love, growing up too fast, and learning that sometimes the most unexpected chapters lead to the strongest endings. It's about survival, healing, and choosing love even when the cost feels impossible. Because some lessons stay with you forever. And some love stories are worth every risk.

**Originally posted back in 2011 by me, under the name 'The Heart Wants What The Heart Wants & Baby That's You'.** Sabrina is a senior in high school. Between raising her four slibings, working part time waitressing, and attending school full time, she has a pretty hectic life. Enter Tucker Jones, her history teacher, who is about to make her life more chaotic.

"Pack your bags son!" ..... "I said pack your bags and get out!" "No dad I'm not letting you kick me out not this time!" " both of you be out now..."

Jade hates her new stepbrother, Zach, but things turns for the worst when she suddenly becomes attracted to him. When she trys to shrug it off it gets worse. But, she begins to think he's feeling it too!

Bay lived life with people hating her... Why? She never knew. She got good grades and didn't talk back. Her parents hated her. Her teachers hated her. Even strangers. Until one day a guy with a six pack showed up...yea I said six pack.

Falling For The Wrong Guy Is Sort Of A Typical Thing, But When You Fall For Your Soon To Be Stepbrother... It's A Little Confusing. But What If He Wasn't The Wrong Guy, But The Guy She Was Looking For The Whole Time?

IN THE PROCESS OF EDITING THE BOOK SO PLEASE EXCUSE ANY MESSUPS THEY ARE BEING FIXED!! **** Sarah just moved from the city to the country and she's not that happy. But she cheers up when she finds out that her brothers best friend Samuel is staying with them till her brother sobers up. And with him staying there her feelings from long ago start coming back up and does he have feelings for Sarah back even tho he 21 and she's 16 read to find out if Sarah and Samuel can become something. ------------- I've gotten a lot of comments saying this book went to fast but you have to understand that sarah and samuel have known each other their whole lives and Samuel's been waiting for this so no it not going to fast I started it off at the beginning of their love story not before. Thank you and enjoy!

Sequel to Falling For My Stepbrother. I didn't know what dying would be like, but I definitely didn't expect this. Not only does my new 'mentor' want to take me away from my home and my boyfriend, but the fact that he's extremely hot makes me actually consider leaving. I have to choose: A. Stay with Luke in a town where everybody thinks I'm dead, or B. Follow my mentor to another town and settle down there with completely different lives. I'm really counting that an option C. will open up and make this easier

He is unbelievably hot, but there are so many things wrong with falling for him. 1. He has daddy abandonment issues. 2. He hates me for no particular reason other than because my dad just got married to his mom. 3. He is my stepbrother. On the bright side, we both have one thing in common. We both have made it our personal mission to make sure that our parents get divorced. Unfortunately, we seem to be having some unwanted help with that issue.

"Tell me it's real. Tell me what we have is real." "It isn't."