As summer begins Molly is back home determined to have something meaningful happen to her this summer, whether she has to sit and wait for it to happen or she has to do it herself. Molly is a spunky young black girl who marches to the beat of her own drum and knows what she wants. She wants to be famous and make a mockumentary of her life. She is all set to have a carefree summer when talk about the guy who she'd put herself out there for and got rejected by knows she's home and has asked her friend about her. Who knows what she'll do.

Leigh Anne Pinnock and Jade Thirlwall move into a new apartment together. Their neighbors are good looking guys, one Jade seems to know well, while the other one seems to have a dark side that Leigh Anne attracts. Can Leigh and Jade survive their neighbors? Or will they become victims of their bad behavior? One Direction/Little Mix AU

Serenity Bryant used to be a free spirited, fun loving, hopeless romantic, ballet dancer, who always had her nose stuck in the latest fantasy romance novel. But that all changed after her long term boyfriend Jason Valdez started slowly cutting her off from the things that she loved. With her per-verbal wings clipped she finally escapes the abuse she went through for 5 years. Abandoning her love of dance, romance, and men Serenity is armed with a new skill set to keep her safe and out of harms way. She settles for being a child therapist in a suburb of South Carolina. Planning to only focus on regaining normalcy and keep her past in the past she doesn't exactly know how to react when she meets her very own "Mr. Big". Hunter James is the rich business man who everyone knows and loves, but there is a side to him that for lack of a better word is wild. Hunter is a natural born leader and when he sees something he wants he usually has it before the close of business. When he crosses paths with the neighborhoods newest member he can't help but feel the pull. The fates have already laid out the plan for these two. Only time will tell if the broken bird will fly again.

At the age of sixteen Lakeisha Moss was abandoned by her mother and left to fend for herself on the streets. Within days she's taken in by Ambrianna. During her stay with Ambrianna, Lakeisha is taught the difference between real women and fake women, the difference between a ho and a house wife. She's taught more than anything to ride-or-die. Angel DeAngelo was raised in the streets by neighbors rather than his own parents. With a father in jail and a mother who prostitutes, he brings the money to the table in the only way that he know hows: slanging. A notoriously feared street thug with respect from almost everyone around the hood. With money, power, and hos, he's got almost everything figured out. He's just missing one thing: a down chick. When the two encounter paths, sparks fly and everything is thrown out of proportion, as Lakeisha defies everything and anything involving, Angel. While Angel wants more than anything to explore what could be between the two of them. As a battle of wills begins, danger from another component stirs up trouble forcing the two to work together to confront it, or be killed.

Brielle Jackson and Levi Miller have been friends since they were six and were playing pee wee baseball together. Levi is a 6'0, athletic, blonde, fair-skinned, light brown eyed baseball player while Brielle is 5'4 and everything he is except she plays fastpitch softball now, has dark brown eyes and is African American. Their friendship never saw color as a boundary because the status was only that of best friends. As they grew older their friendship just grew stronger and feelings for each other morphed into something more. Coming out of the senior year, Levi tells Brielle some thing that changes the makeup of their friendship. Not only will their twelve year friendship be tested by outside forces but they both learn about the hard realities of the world around them. In the end, Brielle will have a decision to make, one that could destroy any chance she may have with the boy who's always had her heart. Can she use the strength, courage and perserverance she's learned from the place she's lived her entire life or will it break the strong young woman she became? Or will the outside forces using race as a divider become a boundary that destroys this friendship and growing love?

I'm really bad with descriptions, but i'll do my best... [UNEDITED] Kaysee is a 17 year old senior in high school who struggles with the pressure of her peers to be something she's not. Due to her academic success, she's always been known as the oreo, but Kaysee knows that people will never be accept the fact that she's dating a white guy. Tommy, Kaysee's boyfriend, disagrees. He feels that people would accept their relationship, except his friends. But everybody else would be fine with it, but what will happen when he finally sees things the way Kaysee does? What will happen when information about their secret relationship is put into the wrong hands? Will their relationship be able to withstand all the pressures and drama that comes along with it... Enjoy :)

{Interracial} & {Completed} ~Book one~ Veronica Carter is an easygoing girl. She has two best friends who have her back, a boyfriend she loves a lot, and a lot of hair. All a black girl could want in high school. And then an idiot strolls into her life. Enter, Chris DeVito, the tall, annoying guy she's paired with in class. He's the opposite of short Veronica. It doesn't help that he's irritating beyond belief with a gross sense of entitlement. Or so Veronica thinks.

Georgia is an African American woman who just married the man of her dreams. The only problem is that her family hates him. He is Italian and comes from a very intimidating family. Little does Georgia know that her new husband has a huge secret that he has failed to tell her. When Georgia learns about these life-changing secrets will she stick by her husband’s side or find a way out of her marriage. (This story will be told in Antonio and Georgia’s points of view.)

In order for a fairy tale to be a fairy tale there has to be a specific set of rules and boundaries set up. These rules consist of a relentless villain, a beautiful but spineless and soft spoken damsel in distress, and of course, her sexy and charming hero. But have you ever noticed that all fairy tales have the one unspoken, almost golden, rule? “What rule is that?” You must be wondering. Well, that rule is; Heroes get dibs. This applies even when the aforementioned hero doesn't exactly deserve his princess. However, this is not a fairy tale and Marcelene Harris is no princess. She’s hardheaded, big mouthed, impulsive, insecure, and always getting into trouble. So typically someone like this -a recipe for disaster- needs a hero, and she has one. So what’s wrong with this picture? Well, she is convinced that her knight in shining armor is dating her best friend and she is NOT happy. Then one night at a wild frat party she meets a mysterious bartender that will have Walt Disney weeping and the Grimm Brothers cheering. He is an absolute game changer and seems to want Marcy for himself. But the problem is he’s not the one who saved her, so he does not have the rights to her heart. Be that as it may, no one seems to give a damn about the typical rules regarding a fairy tale, and with the paparazzi cast as the fire breathing dragon, shit is bound to go down. This leaves our poor damsel juggling two boys, two pasts, two futures, and a crap load of high school drama. How will Marcy ever make it out alive? Or better yet, who will help her make it out alive? *PREVIOUSLY NAMED "COLOR BLIND"*

Jennifer Hills, is your typical high school student: pretty good grades, pretty cool friends; an all around okay life. Only one problem: Her locker is right next to Danny Sommers' , Gracefield High's newest trouble maker. And when a class project draws them closer, their lives begin clashing leaving the rest up in the air. "Danny Sommers.: Type D student. -D as in Douchebag -D as in Dipshit. -D as in DISAPPROVED." I mumbled, scribbling angrily into my journal as the ink smeared across the paper.