Madison never thought her crush could be mutual. She was only 18, still a bit naive, inexperienced and mute around anyone that wasn't her two best friends. So how on earth did she manage to capture the heart of her distinguished, married, redhead teacher, Mrs Brown? Could she trust what they shared or was it all doomed to begin with? Crossing all the lines to find out, Madison and Emma discover that love sometimes isn't enough.. Or is it?

Life always seems to throw shit at you, you've just got to learn to live with it. You can have your cake and eat it too. Sequel to Knock, Knock

Carter's a popular, but really smart girl at school. She's a goody goody jock and plays on the boys basketball team at her school. She's known to be cute, she's never been kissed, and never been in a relationship, but no one exactly knows that. She's asked out a lot, but she turns them down. She insists that she just wants to focus and keep her priorities straight. She doesn't need a girlfriend, it would distract her, she has to get the best grades. But what if she's distracted by someone anyway. Will she be able to ignore it? *I do not in any way condone relationships with a teacher. I also do not condone any underage relationships. It is NOT okay.*

Book 1 of the Adalyne series. The story revolves around a high school teacher Jazmin Valencia and is told in her point of view. She is confident, devoid of emotion and detached from the world, but she prefers to be this way; it's how she survives after having her heart broken. She takes notice of a particular student one day and begins to pour her energy into trying to help the young girl, but in doing so, Jazmin risks the very heart that she has spent so long protecting. Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Any names, businesses, places and events are either used in a fictitious manner or created by me for the sole purpose of entertainment. Any resemblance to actual businesses or persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

"Keep love in your heart. A life without it is like a sunless garden when the flowers are dead." - Oscar Wilde ///\\\ "Winter Alexander. Blonde hair, blue eyes, suspiciously extroverted, and somehow friends with everyone. It was in my very nature to despise her with all I had in me. I didn't dislike her because I was jealous. That's not even close. The main reason I hated her was because of the undeniable fakeness her persona projects. I mean, there's no way she's actually friends with nearly the entire school. I would go insane if I had that many friends, and so would any normal human being. Also, her near-white blonde hair cannot be natural. Not to mention her eyes. They're so bright and blue that they rivaled Nash Grier's. Those had to be contacts (along with the previously mentioned trash can's, but that's beside the point)." ///\\\ Winter Alexander, a friend to everyone, is head over heels for Jade Summers, a bitch to everyone (there's no point in lying). Luckily Winter likes the challenge, and she has ever since freshman year. With a life that only spirals downward, a question is posed: Will Jade open up? [Co-writing with my friend Dani]

Leah's just a girl like another: hanging out with friends, experiencing love, having family fights and love... But what happens when her perfect world isn't that perfect anymore? And what about this teacher that always tries to help...?

When Dana Thomas's parents get divorced, and her aunt and uncle pass away, her mother decides it's time for a change - just in time for senior year of high school. Dana gets thrown into a small town where everyone knows everyone else and concerns themselves with everyone else's business. Katie Torres, daughter of a wealthy single mother, is your typical popular cheerleader who had everything she could have asked for in the world handed to her. Still, she's unhappy. A laid-back mom, attractive boyfriend, and everyone in town groveling at her feet aren't enough for Katie. When Katie finally meets her mysterious new neighbor from across the street, it's by waking up next to her in bed - but are Katie's initial assumptions about the night before what actually happened? Katie can't seem to escape the new girl, but that doesn't mean she has to like her. So why can't she stop thinking about her? They are two girls who are complete opposites. They're a lover and a fighter, a cheerleader and a rebel, and most importantly: lost and insecure. Will Katie finally admit to herself that the one thing she seemingly hates the most could be the one thing that makes her happy? Or will she realize it after it's too late? Highest rankings: #3 in life tag [7/8/18] #8 in girlxgirl tag #106 in Romance [7/6/16] Cover by: Chaotic_Monki

Penelope Iven doesn't care that she's a social outcast. It's just further proof of her superiority. She is the school's undisputed star student--a meticulous perfectionist who works best alone. That is, until Marisol Téllez bursts into room 208. Bubbly, brilliant, and relentlessly kind, Marisol is a whirlwind Penelope isn't sure how to handle. Armed with a ridiculously bright smile and a determination to break down Penelope's walls, Marisol makes it impossible to resist being pulled into her orbit. But as Penelope is dragged into the light, she begins to spot the shadows. Beneath Marisol's warmth lies a hidden depth--and a story she is desperate to keep quiet. Forced to navigate a closeness neither expected, Penelope's perfect facade begins to fracture. As buried secrets begin to resurface, Penelope is forced to confront her shameful past--and the terrifying realization that solitude was never enough.