Dreyah Washington & Kirk Vallei.

"Sweet, innocent girls like you are the ones that get sucked into this industry." Meet Mia Parson. In the eyes of society, she's the epitome of perfection. The 'It' girl.

"Pull the trigger let it sing, then go smoke a russian cream." | 3 Part Book, no sequel none of that.

Erin has moved to Los Angeles all on her own, away from her condescending mother and her pressuring ways. She leaves behind her best friend Savannah, who's helped her become who she was all her life. But after a bad break up with Savannah's brother Dominic, Erin doesn't know exactly who she is anymore. They had been together for a majority of her high school life. After moving, Erin can only think of one question over and over again: What comes next? A few months in Los Angeles and she's already feeling like herself again. Along the way she meets Trent... And that's where everything she knows turns into everything she knew. Trent flips her world upside down and leaves her in a position where Erin is utterly infatuated with him. Again she finds herself asking: What. Comes. Next?

mis·con·cep·tion ˌmiskənˈsepSH(ə)n/ noun a view or opinion that is incorrect because it is based on faulty thinking or understanding.

Three words was all it took and she blew it. She had one job, and that was to keep her mouth shut. He told her two words, wanna guess what it was? Editing Cred: @YoungTiller

*BE ADVISED, CONTAINS MATURE CONTENT. READ AT OWN DISCRETION* What if you had the power to create the perfect man and make him real through the power of a pen? Audrey Pain is a 25 year-old, self- acclaimed free-lance Erotica writer who does nothing but write about her fantasy men and what she would want them to do to her. She describes everything she would want: a sexy, tattooed, chocolate dominering God who had the mindset of a determined strong man and the skills of a freak underneath the sheets. He would have and possess the affection and love she so desired since she first started dating. She believes that kind of man doesn't exist, so she creates him in yet another novel. That is until she sees a man who resembles the desirable man in her book. He loves the same things, hate the same things, and possess the same features as her make-believe man. Even his wife! This all could be just a coincidence or it could be exactly what she's been looking for. She's willing to destroy happiness and love to have this man and experience everything and anything this dream man could do, but it's all just words in her book, right? But as they say, God is a Jealous God. How much can Audrey get away with before her guilt sets in from living in the fantasy world of her book and the gorgeous man who stands before her eyes?