Elliot Jensen and Elliot Fintry have a lot in common. They share the same name, the same house, the same school, oh and they hate each other but, as they will quickly learn, there is a fine line between love and hate.

As promised, I am editing FoN and to make it easier for myself and readers, I have decided to just post it as an entirely new story. The original will still be available to read, I won't be taking it down. **The cover is temporary while I wait for my amazingly talented cover maker to work her magic and create something I knew we're all going to love! **I will add a blurb soon, but you can always check out the original story on my profile that currently has 39 parts to see what it's all about.

Certified-heartbreaker Joey Addison doesn't know how to get over his heartbreak. But then he meets certified-heartbroken Kira Greene, who has the breakup formula - a solution that cures all heartbreaks. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2014 by Noelle N.

Callum Wright, the boy with a heart of stone, is the number one target of Hell Week. And Scout Dawson, who fights fire with fire by falling in love with him, can only get burnt. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2014 by Noelle N. Cover by @stereohearted.

After stumbling upon a murder, Quinn Reilly is placed under a witness-protection program. But things spiral out of control when Alpha Jed Trevino shows up, claiming to be both the murderer and her mate. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2015 by Noelle N.

After a car accident leaves Kaden Bretton temporarily blind, Isla Moore struggles to break up with him while disguised as his girlfriend, who died in the crash. ***** Isla Moore has been in love with Kaden Bretton since he taught her how to slow dance on her sixteenth birthday. Now, four years later, she jumps at the chance to help him after a terrible car accident leaves him temporarily blind -- by agreeing to break up with him while disguised as his girlfriend, Evangeline, so he never has to find out she died in the crash. But will she be able to stick to the plan even after he starts falling for her? Or will the truth about her identity and the reason she lied to him destroy their chance at forever? ***** Cover by @lydiahephzibah.

***Please note that this book has been taken down because it's been published, and you can see only the sample chapters of the published version. You can find the links to both ebook and paperback in my profile bio. ------------- I have always been bullied and trapped in darkness. I hoped life would get better when I moved to my mother's hometown, but it only got worse because it was there that I met my unrequited crush, Hayden Black. He despised me from day one, and even more when I became best friends with his twin, Kayden. Kayden gave light to my life, but my happiness with him lasted only until one night two years ago. That night Kayden died because of me. Half of me died with him. The other half was left to bleed, suffering Hayden's and his friends' constant bullying. Now I must endure one more year before I can finally escape them and go to college. This year has to be different. Either I will become stronger, or they will finally break me into nothing. ----------- Highest rank in Romance: #1 on 10/28/2017 Bullied won the Best Romance and the Best Diverse Book award and the Bullied series won the Best Trilogy/Series award in The Fiction Awards 2018. --------- I wrote this novel for #NaNoWriMo2016 #NaNoWinner2016

Tessa Young is an 18 year old college student with a simple life, excellent grades, and a sweet boyfriend. She always has things planned out ahead of time, until she meets a rude boy named Hardin, with too many tattoos and piercings who shatters her plans.

Larkin Sawyer’s parents thought moving would solve all of their problems, or at least make it seem like they weren’t there. As for Larkin, she knows better. Out of sight doesn’t mean out of mind. It just meant you knew what everybody else was thinking, but you couldn’t address it out loud. Bombarded with a new town, a new school, and the daunting prospect of fitting in, Larkin does her best to put her past behind her while trying to go unnoticed in her new hometown. This strategy works for the most part, and blending in is pure bliss for Larkin until she is given an assignment for her senior English class. On the surface it’s simple: Tell the Truth. But what Larkin’s teacher could never have guessed was that telling the truth was one of the hardest things she would ever have to do. To make matters worse, she manages to gain the attention of a boy whose reputation for fighting and delinquency definitely precedes him. Someone like the aloof and withdrawn Caleb Ford is the last thing Larkin needs, but when they accidentally switch English assignments she is forced to spend time with him in order to discern his motives and figure out if he intends to tell anyone her deepest, darkest secrets. It starts out as a burden and the most dreaded venture of her life, but over time Larkin starts to understand that Caleb isn’t all he’s been talked up to be. On the contrary, he seems to be hiding just as many demons as she is.

There are three things Logan MacArthur knows beyond a doubt. One: Boys suck. And no amount of sexy abdominal muscles, bulging biceps, wicked grins, or smouldering eyes could convince her otherwise. Two: Oreos and peanut butter were invented for that moment when every girl realised that boys suck, and talking about feelings wouldn't change that. Three: Her mother must have been on crack when she decided to curse her with the name Logan.