Hooking up with her best friend's brother is Sam's childhood crush come true, but to have a future together, she'll have to overcome her past. ***** Sam Larson has always known Mason Wells is off-limits. He's her best friend's brother, and their family took her in when she needed somewhere to go as a teen. She thought she'd let her crush go, but seeing him at his sister's wedding brings all those old feelings back. And then some. Hooking up is one thing, but to have a real relationship, Sam will have to wrestle with the past she fears if she's going to have the future she longs for. [[Word count: 60,000-70,000]] Cover designed by @OutofMyLimit17 Content Warning: This book contains references to drug use, childhood neglect, and intimate partner abuse.

Reina is an only child that moved to London from Ireland with her mum. After Reina's mother's bad past with Reina's father, any feelings that Reina has for a boy are strictly forbidden by her over protective mother. But what happens when a boy from Australia moves in next door who is quiet and prefers to be alone?Reina falls in love with the boy and discovers a side of him that only she has seen, but anything that happens between them must be kept a secret, even if that means running away from her mum to be with him...

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Allie berry, a normal Aussie girl known for her amazing surf skills on the water. Alex hayes and Allie berry meet at the suffering tournament of 2016 and literally can't stay away from each other.

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When you lose yourself within someone do you hold on or let go? Rosie seemed to have that problem the day she met Simon.

Can one plane journey really change it all for a 21 year old girl from London.

As he celebrates his goal, a girl in the stands catches Erik Durm's eye. They meet through a mutual friend, Marco Reus. "he only realized what he had when he lost it."

Jillianne Ashwood never knew her parents. Raised by her grandfather from a very young age she never knew what really happened to them. Despite being considered the Slytherin Princess by many of her classmates at Hogwarts, Jillianne is as kind as she is beautiful, especially to her good friend Neville Longbottom, and she often questioned the Sorting Hat's decision to place her in Slytherin House. Jilli, as her friends call her, has had a huge crush on Harry Potter since their first year at Hogwarts, and now, in their 5th year, Harry starts showing interest in Jilli. But so does the Prince of Slytherin, Draco Malfoy. Torn between her long-time crush and the attraction she feels towards the new Draco Malfoy she has come to know, Jillianne must try and follow her heart. But what follows is a chain of events that will change Jillianne’s world and possibly link her heart and soul to the Slytherin Prince forever.

▸ Highest rankings: #4 in FOOTBALLER #5 in SHORT STORY COLLECTION #19 in STORIES Have you ever had that feeling during a football match? That tingling sensation when your whole body is absorbed by the game, following each of the players' movements, looking into their formation, trying to anticipate their strategies... That deep-rooted excitement when your favorite players step on the pitch... the simple sight of that kit that feels like a second skin, in that stadium that feels like home, with a team that has become family... I'm sure a specific team just popped into your head didn't it? Or maybe a certain player? Blaugrana, Merengue, Rojiblanco, Stripped, Bright Yellow, Fiery Red, Pale Azure, Royal Blue... out of all these colors, which one runs through your veins? Either way, it all comes down to this 90-minute infinity. When everybody's hearts beats as one, all united to support one team that, with time, has become a part of us, something that defines us, and we couldn't be prouder of it. How can you describe the feeling of seeing your team scoring a goal? That feeling that makes your chest swell with pride, when the overwhelming joy takes over the stress that had you biting on your nails until then. So you can't help but jump up an down, not really caring who's watching, because for another countless time, you know that your team hasn't let you down. The mutual faith is still there and burns in your heart like wild fire. And if that isn't something worth celebrating, then what is really? That feeling, my dear, that majestic almighty feeling, is what football is all about. ▸ Last Updated: September 2015 ✔ ©Fleur-DeLys