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My life isn't depressing it is just lonely. This is a story of a lonely girl in a terrible world. I'm a heartless human being.

“You’re so dark!” “You blend in with the night” “Girl you need some color” “Aww! She wish she was light skin””You burnt!” Discrimination and Bullying are what 18 year old Africa is faced with on a daily basis. She’s a dark skin beauty but her color is the only thing that seems to catch their eyes. “Stop being so insecure about everything, I’m not going to hurt you. I’m a thug but I know how to love too” “I don’t want to be another girl you screwed, Tyler!” When she runs into Compton’s most respected man, Tyler, she starts to get insecure about everything. Her age, color etc. Knowing how the thugs do it, she tries to stay away from them but it seems as though, everywhere she goes Tyler is there. Will they become something new? Or will this just be another Thug Love story?

Aimee is a hardworking med student. Maddox is a wild business major. Together they share an apartment and absolutely nothing else. What happens when these two roommates are put on a 20-day lockdown during quarantine? *** When a nationwide lockdown traps two dysfunctional roommates together, there's nothing they can do... except get to know each other better. This is a total nightmare situation for Aimee, who has successfully avoided doing exactly that for the past few months of living with Maddox, her playboy roommate. While neither of them expects it, they might end up finding friendship, comfort, and maybe even love, at a time when they need it the most. ~~~~~~ R E V I E W S: Match Made in Quarantine is a funny, heart-warming story that captures current world issues all the while incorporating feel-good moments. Delve into Maddox and Aimee's beautiful love story if you love a combination of comedy and romance! - wonder_718 MMIQ is a rollercoaster of a ride, that had me laughing, crying and trying my best not smash my Kindle in frustration at Aimee's "hormones". Drawing inspiration from current events in a brilliant and funny manner, MMIQ is a fantastic read for anyone who enjoys talented writing, clever one-liners and relatable characters. 10/10. - GatsyNogim Filled with love, laughter, and some tears, this book is exactly what you need to put a smile on your face when the world outside isn't. - leahdiseris ﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌ 🏅Ranked #2 in New Adult, Apr '23 🏅Ranked #4 in Young Adult, Nov '20 🏅Ranked #5 in Romance, Nov '20 🏅Ranked #2 in Humor, Apr '23 🏅Ranked #3 in Love, Feb '22 🏅Ranked #2 in Teen Fiction, Aug '22 ﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌ MMIQ is a rom-com about a FICTIONAL PANDEMIC!

In the midst of a global pandemic, Evelyn has absolutely nothing to do. Her plans to go to college were completely derailed when she decided to take a gap year, and to make everything worse, her parents have decided to get divorced. To regain a little control in her life, Evelyn decides to take a road trip to their beach house in North Carolina. There, she hopes to find not only a bit of peace, but a piece of herself that has been missing for a long time. However, what she ends up finding there is infinitely more surprising: love. In this heartwarming short story, Evelyn and Miles navigate the constraints of COVID-19 to form a beautiful connection. From behind their masks, they learn to let down their guard and truly love one another for who they are--not what they see. -------- Word Count: ~18,800

Two individuals connected during the time of the pandemic. Proves that love always finds its way.

A pandemic has taken over the world, and caused complete chaos. Hundreds of people have left the cities, and suburban areas to live in little camp settlements - each of which are run by separate rebel leaders. The rebels are fighting against the government, because they are taking away everyone over the age of 60 to put them into internment camps and kill them, to prevent the further spread of the virus. Cellie, a foolish suburban girl, ends up in one of these camps, completely unprepared for what life throws at her.