It started on Wattpad but now is EVERYWHERE! with a published book, a captivating Webcomic on WEBTOON, and an upcoming film adaptation by Wattpad WEBTOON studios in Partnership with Stampede. Read, scroll, or watch - Enjoy this romance in any way you like. Stay tuned for film release updates! Basketball star Caleb Loc...
Danielle (I only use myself for main so nobody fights for it...) is a rich kid her daddy is a big music producer and her mother is a super model. She is a great mix but she lives two lives. At home she is a rich girl that does her parents wishes dances, sings, writes, and is smart while all having beauty. What she hid...
(Book Two) After all Sadé and Jacob have been through, we can all admit that their lives have gotten pretty hectic - but if you think all that was bad, you aren't ready for what's coming for them. You thought their criminal lives were over? Ha, think again.
Aria Fean , a girl who believes no one cares about her meets someone who genuinely cares but she doesn't believe it because he is famous, will she ever be able to let him in? Well if you want to find out why don't you read on...
Love has it's twist and turns, love is a powerful feeling that everyone desires. In this story you will find that people will be physically and mentally hurt, just through that four letter word, Love. Take a journey and find out if these friendship and relationships last.
Best friends forever, right? Well, it's time for a twist. Raquan and Chantelle are your average pair of best friends. Nothing was done without the other. Getting himself tied into a serious relationship with a fine babe named Mya, Raquan struggles to juggle the two main females in his life. Jealously took it's place...
(Book One) Sade Johnson is a Criminal. Point Blank. And the fact that her own father is a Police Officer doesn't stop her from robbing liquor stores, buying illegal drugs, or even murdering someone. But when her father gets sick of her behavior, he tells her to either clean up her act or else she'll be sent to a Juven...
