(SEQUEL TO RESPIRE) [PROCESS OF RE-WRITING/EDITING] Two teenage girls hide their relationship from the world, the only safe place they know is confined within the walls of a house. In such a close nit community rumours spread fast, and that's something Nichole isn't willing to risk. While Macie struggles to keep their relationship a secret, Nichole uses her guy friend as a cover up. Lies unfold and tangled webs are weaved as these two girls endeavor the hardships of a secret love.

(SEQUEL TO ENDEAVOUR) They say before you can fully heal, you have to learn to forgive and accept but never forget the past, for that is what has made you the person you have become. Four years on, Nichole is starting to learn and discover what it is like to try and put the past behind and move forward, without a second glance back.

Isabelle Parrier seemingly has everything, she is beautiful, has handsome boyfriend and is the most popular girl in her high school. But she is also cold and conniving, and does everything she wants. Everyone in her school is trying not to get on her bad side, because she has ways of destroying people through her vicious schemes. Elisa Brown seems to always persevere, despite Isabelle's efforts to bring her down. Isabelle hates Elisa with burning passion, sometimes for the reasons unknown even to her. Elisa is kind and gentle. She quickly rose to the ranks of second popular girl not only because of her breathtaking beauty but also because she wins people over with her incredible charisma and gentle soul. Elisa isn't really intimidated by Isabelle and rather curious of the reasons of Isabelle's animosity towards her. Is there something more behind Isabelle's hate towards Elisa? What will happen when she breaches the threshold of Elisa's patience? *WARNING* This book contains adult content, parental caution is advised. *** Copyright © 2013 by KhaleesiH. All rights reserved. Cover made by: AloneInWonderland

Love Has No Gender Copyright © 2012 Charlie Kingston has been fighting with her sexuality for the past year. Her family is religiously Christian and she's known since day one of her confusion that liking girls is a big no-no in her town. But when Lacey Trent comes around, everything Charlie has been doing to pretend she's straight comes tumbling down the second they meet. Charlie knows it wrong because everyone has told her it's wrong, but what if what she has been taught is wrong? What if she's right and everyone else is wrong?