Sam, a shy, 16 year old, closeted lesbian who has anxiety issues and abusive parents meets Avery, a soon to be Beta, who wasn't expecting to find her mate in a human girl. But when one act of kindness and tears start to turn things over, Avery realizes that she cannot keep Sam an arm's length away. Their relationship is put to a test with love and trust the only things keeping them at bay. Includes: - girlxgirl romance (duhh) - abuse and self-harm scenes - mature sexual content - werewolf stuff ----- I suck at descriptions but give it a try? :) P.S This was written when I was dumb and new to writing so it's gonna be a little eh ----- Completed: 5/6/2020

A single, hardworking mom meets a beautiful and successful lawyer. Is she ready for a serious relationship after her ex left her and her son? Read on to find out but expect plot twists and heartbreak as the story progresses. #1 lesbian love ~ 24/03/21

Alexandra Isabelle Alvarrez - a driven, Filipino-American 17-year-old girl who just wants to breeze through her senior year and fulfill her bigger dreams. But things go haywire when she gets partnered up with the school's untouchable princess, Alexis Gray. Julia Alexis Gray - a brilliant 18-year-old girl who keeps her distance from everyone. Due to negative experiences from the past, she has learned not to let anybody get too close. That is until she gets partnered up with another Alex. Will these two people with nothing in common except for their names work things out together or will they let their differences define their relationship, leaving each other's heart in dust?

Isa Willems and her dad move to the country where dreams come true, or so they say. Battling her way through her last year in high school, while taking on a big responsibility and having to adapt to a different lifestyle. Isa fights to keep herself from falling apart. She keeps her barriers up and stays strong for the only person who truly accepts and loves her, the only person she trusts, her dad. At school she just wants one thing, getting through senior year without being noticed. But of course this is easier said than done. Hayley Morgan, top student and cheerleading captain. At first glance she seems like your typical cheerleader, hence why Isa tries to avoid her with every fibre in her body. Hayley doesn't seem to take no for an answer and fate seems to push Isa in Hayley's direction. Let's hope Hayley is the one who can Break Isa's Barriers. ** First round winner in the 'LGBT Literary Award's 2019 under Young Adult** Warning: this book will contain topics that may be sensitive to some readers. - Talk about suicide - Sickness - Homophobic characters - Bullying - Stereotyping I don't own the song lyrics in this story. The first 5 chapters are bad and need a lot of editing, after chapter 5 my writing improves. Keep that in mind when you start reading! Started: *10/24/2019* Finished: *04/18/2020*

Kodi Cooper deals with anxiety after an incident and has a son. Her parents own a multimillion dollar company and she just wants to live her dream of singing, but has to get there herself. One day she puts a little note with her number under a rock at a park, waiting for somebody to find it and text her, in hope to find a new friend. When somebody does, this girl changes her world. 110.5k words 123.1k words if I include the extra chapters COMPLETE.

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. )

When she comes to school sick and sneezes on the notorious 'bad girl', Avery's attempts at being a wallflower backfire. *Disclaimer: This book was written and completed before the coronavirus pandemic. The author does not endorse sneezing on people. *

She's not crazy. Just a little eccentric. Penny Rosemary, your typical nerd who caught herself a bit of trouble near the end of the school year when she beat the crap out of her best friend's ex-boyfriend. She's not a violent person. Really. But that's what everyone thinks of her as and Penny just can't help but feel indifferent about her situation when she's got all of her attention on the new girl in town. She's bad. She's mean. She's tough. And she has a glare that can pierce right into Penny's heart. And the best part of it all is that the bad girl has taken resident in Penny's house. Now that's crazy. A classic nerdxbadgirl duo, only that Penny isn't your classic nerd and might leave a trail of chaos along the way. --------- -Warning! This book contains explicit language and dark/disturbing themes and elements! Reader's discretion is advised! -Slow burn -------- Anyways, first time making an original story so have fun reading and thanks for giving the story a try! (Began writing on July 2019--First upload on December 2019--Completed on December 2020) -------- Highest Rankings: #1 Lesbian (4/10/2020) #6 girlxgirl (4/13/2020) #3 highschool (4/23/2020) #1 psycho (6/3/2020)

Jade: The shy, sweet, insecure blonde who has a far from perfect family life. Emily: The outgoing, flirty redhead with an amazing family life. Jade & Emily: The two girls that have proven that opposites really do attract.

Soph, a new junior at Delaware County High School, is used to being alone. She doesn't need any friends. After her homophobic dad kicked her out for being a lesbian, she moved in with her older sister and built a wall around her heart. She didn't think anyone could break through. Until she met Ari. The two girls grow closer, with Soph, all the time, wanting something more. Terrified of her feelings, Soph opens up slowly, but were her inhibitions correct after all?