Holly Dean is an 18 year old exchange student who moves to Ohio after her life was drastically impacted by the death of parents in a horrific accident the previous year. When she arrives, she meets 26 year old Allison Laine who is her Psychology teacher, someone she also quickly develops feelings for. The two of them know that a relationship anything more than teacher & student would be wrong, but they become drawn to each other and soon find their lives flipped upside down. Holly knows this could be the fresh start to life that she needs, but what happens when an argument and an accident threatens to change everything she has ever known? #1 in LGBT Fiction 26/09/2022

Not your typical teacherxstudent love story. Enter the mind of Dana Mitchells. Embark on the adventure that puts her life, and others in complete and destructive danger. Because what's more dangerous than love? I will let my readers be the judge of how emotionally unstable this book is.

WILL BE UNPUBLISHED BY THE END OF AUGUST 2025. The trauma of the death of her best friend makes her change completely, to the point she becomes a darker version of herself and someone that seemed insignificant in her past comes back to change her life. (Teacher x student) (NSFW 18+ scenes)

She remembered her scent. It seemed to verify her aura. Her scent was cherry Coke and cigarettes. The latter one was passed onto her, especially after she had handed her her first cigarette only three months ago. Three months was all it took for her to develop that bad habit, but it wasn't the first nor the only one she developed in that period of time. Now she laid on the roof where she had smoked her first cigarette three months ago, and she glanced over at the full can of cherry Coke sitting on the concrete next to her, almost as if it were mocking her. A dull ache formed in her heart, a hollow, resounding ache that penetrated her deepest core. The sudden burning sensation in her fingers made her realize that the cigarette was burned to its very end, and maybe so was she. -♤-♤-♤-♤-♤-♤-♤-♤-♤-♤- August is attending Cornell University as a creative writing major, and while at a college party her friends dragged her to much to her dismay, she stumbles upon a gang in an alleyway and sees something she shouldn't have. With her life now in danger, she has to deal with the consequences of that night-which includes the leader of the Blue Porcelain gang, Willow, a tall and brooding woman whose green eyes would put the girl in more danger than being caught in a spiderweb of New York gangs ever could. [tw: violence, sex]

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.*

--Complete-- Zoe Kelsey is a senior in high school. She's 18 and an amazing athlete. She's in her final season of softball and the team has a new coach. When she Zoe first sees Coach Warner her heart skips a beat. Then when she starts a new trimester of classes her coach is also her new history teacher.... What will happen when the two take their relationship past being just student and teacher or player and coach...

After a particularly terrible experience with her adoptive father and a few drinks, Rebecca Harrison finds her much-needed escape from reality in her soon-to-be biology teacher. When the two meet again at the beginning of the school year, neither know what to make of the situation. But their conflict with each other is no match for the conflict Rebecca faces with her adoptive father, and the two soon find themselves developing a relationship that tests both of their willingness to let others in. For entirely different reasons, they find themselves pushing each other away. Until they realize that their reasons aren't so different at all. This story is girlxgirl, teacherxstudent, and it deals with topics such as abuse, alcoholism, and suicide. It's my best work but it can be depressing at times & may be triggering to some. [Editing on-going, Sequel - TBD]

Lacey Harding is a young teacher with a troubled past, she never had it easy as a teenager and put herself through college to get her to the place where she is now. Emma Daniels is a young teen at a new school, leaving her last because of an incident that she doesn't like to talk about. The young women grow infatuated with each other, but their relationship is illegal, will Lacey sacrifice her job for a forbidden love? Will Emma open up about her past and allow someone in?

Esther Agassi is a feared and respected woman, she worked hard to get to her position in a well-known magazine as head of the marketing team and is working as hard to keep it, so hard she might as well have lost the ability to enjoy anything else other than work, work and work but all that changes the very moment her team's new intern walks into her office... Do you believe in hate at first sight? Wattpad's "Where LGBTQIA+ Stories Live" - 2023 Wattpad's Editors' Pick - June 2023 Copyright © 2021 by ShayZayit

Hayden knew when she came out, eveything would change she didn't expect to be pinned against the wall with someone's lips on hers in a conversion camp -----------read description below ------------- This book contains scenes of sexual activity, homophobia and religious talks which may be triggering for some readers This book does not aim to make fun of anyone going through similar situations and we do not condone such acts. Conversion camps are a serious issue and it is disgraceful that many lgbt youths are put into them. We do not know much about conversion camps so we apologize if it offends any reader or goes too far with its context