Josephine Jennings was one of those heads screwed on tightly, smart, kind, beautiful, all encompassing types of people. The types of people who knew what they were after, and would stop at nothing to get there. The types of people who rarely, if ever, derailed their plans. But plans, like people, were fortuitous. And for her, it was one night, one storm, one decision, and suddenly she was completely, and utterly, off-kilter. Ϟ a cowboy, a doctor, and a short(ish) story about fear, love, making mistakes, and learning to heal

Dhushyanth Reddy and Sita Cherukuri, on the surface, their similarities are endless; they are both the first-borns of affluent, wealthy, political families, they were both born and brought up in Hyderabad, they both studied in the UK for a while, they are both single, and the topic of their respective impending nuptials is of immense interest within high society. While Dhushyanth's family forces him to find a woman to be his wife to add credibility to his persona, Sita's father makes a laughing stock of her relationship status in the state assembly, of all places. Add to this, a media scandal, based on true events. The result: A marriage between the two. A ride that shall be.

Entangled Book #4 Amara Knight is bold, badass and a prankster, who is undeniably sweet and has a heart of gold. But she's an annoyance, or rather deliberately being one for Ryan Peterson, a sweet, loving, obedient boy every parent wishes to have. They both have known each other ever since they were kids because their parents are best of friends. These two grew together, have played together, but could hardly tolerate each other. He schools her. She annoys him. The more he pushes her away, the more she pokes his buttons. They argue, they quarrel, but won't ever declare the soft spot they have for each other. Having never found themselves entangled in anything other than disagreements, let's see how love gradually embraces them in its mystical possession. **I do not allow my work to be used or adapted in any way without my permission.**

Book 3 in the "Life in-" series Sage Forest Rhodes thought his entire life was planned out. That was before the love of his life flew home from college, slept with him, and then dumped him on his front doorstep at 2 a.m. Now he's alone, something he never thought could be possible with four siblings, but it's true. His sister is in college. His best friend lives in a different state. His twin younger brothers are at school, but they're too young to cross paths with every day. For the first time in four years, he's forced to face his parents' death and the lingering hate he has against the world. All while dealing with Chloe Hale, the blatantly straightforward lab partner that's the only person who can truly see what happens inside his mind. A gift he doesn't even possess. With graduation around the corner and a promising baseball career looming over him, there's only so much he can ignore. Can he cling to the safety of his family while following his future? He's been hiding and now is the perfect time to find himself, even if he isn't ready * Winner of the 2020 Fiction Awards IF YOU ARE NOT READING THIS ON WATTPAD, IT HAS BEEN STOLEN. * * 21 in teen fiction (3/28/20)

A series of letters she wrote to her husband. "So until I can girl up and tell you I love you I am going to write these letters to you. Letters that would remain ever unread by the person they are written for. They'll probably never see a face other than mine. Or maybe they will. Maybe someday I will find the courage to give you this diary where I write letters to you. With Love, Yours Only."

[ "Yours, Raven" Book Two ] - At sixteen, Gaius Ronglo, the heartthrob of St. Peter's High School seemed to have it all. From acing his grades to being every girl's fantasy, ruling the soccer field, and basking in the love of his family, life has been a smooth ride... a pretty ordinary one, following a predictable path, but little does he know, the new school year has more in store for the junior class of St. Peter's High. With fresh textbooks to dive into... New crushes to secretly admire... Old crushes to dazzle... Grades and reputations to uphold... For Gaius, the new school year arrives with a new face in class - Ophelia Grace - and an old, forgotten letter. [ 26th Oct' 2021 ] [ First draft ]

Brynn Kingslee has spent a third of her life protecting herself from her stepfather as fiercely as a twelve year old can. Only to find, after his death, she has seven fiercely protective older brothers who didn't realise that not only would they be protecting her from their work, but also protecting her from her past, too.

Sequel to Floating in the Abyss (I recommend reading Floating in the Abyss before reading this but you could probably manage without it {but I really, really suggest you read it ;) }) ------ Ashlyn is facing the many struggles of anxiety after years of childhood trauma. Alongside the help of her family, Ash is able to start back at high school, with her brothers, after missing nearly a year, due to mental health and physical well-being. School brings about many new struggles but also new opportunities. From bullying to a discovery of romance, Ash is guided by her friends and family to navigate her way through this new lifestyle. Losing yourself isn't easy, especially when there's someone else to blame. Those close to you really become the most valuable in these times. Cover: @sydnie6624 Title by: @Sachi_Stark