Belles parents were to young for a baby. So they put Belle up for adoption. No one wanted her. When she turned 21 she left the adoption center. Now Belles a Fashion Intern in Brooklyn. She has a friend named Ryan and maybe a mommy/girlfriend named Asumi-Chan! Belles 5'1 with green eyes and brown hair with a blonde ombré and she's lesbian.

English teacher Brooke Chandler can't help who she falls for. She can't help it that she always falls for players, she can't help it that she's fallen for a woman who simultaneously drives her crazy, and she certainly can't help it when she falls for her seventeen year old student, Chelsea. The infatuation begins innocent, but when Chelsea actually begins to return Brooke's attraction, will she shake up her entire life to chase a fantasy?

COMPLETE DISCONTINUED SERIES BOOK 1│VAMPIRE │ ROMANCE ~ Her slim fingers took hold of the buttons on her chiffon shirt, skillfully pulling it off, while she watched Aura's beautiful face for some reaction. Her hands then went to the skinny black jeans on her hips and slid down the zipper, peeling it off her body as she kept her gaze on Aura. She pushed the clothes behind with a smart kick of her heels and walked to the front of the bed. 'Gisela? What are you up to?' she whispered. Her voice barely reached the girl's ears. But she knew her plan was working, with the way Aura shifted uncomfortably under the huge pile of sheets. 'I am trying to tempt you.' Gisela whispered and moved closer. ~ [ extended summary inside ] *cover by @SinisterSushi* All Rights Reserved © xxSMxx *** A/N: This story contains EXPLICIT SCENES, SEX, GIRLXGIRL, VIOLENCE, and BLOOD. If you are under the age of 18 please refrain from reading any further. The story will be categorized in the restricted section. I hope you enjoy. Editing chapter no (4)

"Seriously? You really thought I would accept you? I'm way too out of your league, retreat from talking to me and don't come near me, you're a vampire" She returned to being the killer eyed girl that I first met in an instant. Said by the most beautiful girl I've ever seen in my entire life, a goddess that I don't know why chose to stay in this messy earth. And she rejected me, well why would a perfect girl like her accept me right? but at least I tried than do nothing at all and regret it forever. "Bu...but I'm not a vampire!" I exclaimed in frustration. Seriously? That's the reason why she rejected me? I asked myself. That's the most ridiculous thing that I ever heard as an excuse for rejecting someone. "Well, you do look like one and I hate vamps" she argued before rolling her beautiful eyes at me. I want to argue but she didn't give me the chance by walking away, leaving me astounded. "What the hell just happened?" Copyright © 2014-2024. Manila Philippines. All Rights reserved.

Luna and Sapphire are what you'd call complete opposites. Not to mention one of them isn't exactly human. These two were brought together by a tragic event a couple years back, but unfortunatly they were seperated due to the hatred that existed between their families. Or, what's left of it. As Luna finishes up her final year of high school, she'll find out and remember certain things in her life that she never knew could be true. She'll once again cross paths with Sapphire, a rebellious, bloodline alpha to the Daze wolf pack. When, and if these two natural born enemies enter each other's life once again, they'll end up risking their lives just to keep the other in check.

Isabelle has always had a problem with her feelings, and the problem was that she didnt feel anything for anyone. She was friends with almost most guys at school, and she tended to avoid the female population. but that all changed when she met Chloe. now isabelle is confused as hell, and even after she starts to acknowledge her feeling towards chloe, isabelle isnt sure she should act on her feelings. the stolen kisses, the erotic moments together, and the powerful mutual feelings. is all that worth the ridicule isabelle will go through once she is 'out of the closet' read to find out. (haha i suck at these things. O.O anyways just read it. )

This is the second book to the only white alpha. It continues the story of Zanna and roses story :)

Hatspehut and Saryia have been married for four years now. To Hatspehut, life couldn't be better. She has a house, her loving, hot mate, a cute daughter, and her brothers and pack are all happy. The happy times don't last for long. War breaks out again, but this time the werewolf elders are in charge. Hatspehut and Saryia would care less if someone they both love wasn't in danger. When Jamie gets herself in trouble, Hatspehut and Saryia go off to war. With the great war about to consume the world will these two lovers be able to hold their family together? Or will the difference between Vampire and Werewolf break them apart? Note: This is the sequel to The Master's Pet. If you haven't read it yet, then do it. If you did read the first book then you know what to expect. First written in the fall of 2013.

It's about a girl Zanna who is a shifter and is training to be alpha until she meets her mate and her mate just happens to be a girl who is human.

Jordan Jenkins knew she'd found the one true love of her life at the tender age of sixteen. For four years, it was a long honeymoon phase, filled with love, laughter and happiness. But as they grew up, the added responsibility came with added pressure. Taylor walked in on Jordan in the arms of another woman, ended the relationship and after a brief rebound romance, she fled town and relocated to London. Now, five years later, Taylor is back. Jordan's Interior design firm is hired to remodel Taylor's penthouse. Married to a powerful businessman and a mother of a beautiful four-year-old girl, Jordan walks into Taylor's bedroom and five years of distance and separation begin to shimmer as the love the two women once felt for each other awakens with a disastrous vengeance. Copyright © 2014 by Kerry Belchambers All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher except for the use of brief quotations in a book review.