From the outside Juliet Kingston seems to have the perfect life. She has popularity, beauty and a famous dad who seemingly spoils her rotten. But nobody is aware of what happens behind closed doors. After spending years at the mercy of her abusive father Juliet sees her chance to escape by attending her dream university across the country but after being told that she doesn't qualify for student aid she faces a problem. Her dad refuses to pay her tuition and in an attempt to control Juliet and to keep her always at arms reach, he makes her a deal. He'll pay her tuition for a smaller, local university as long as she agrees to continue living at home and miss out on the full uni experience. She agrees and starts her first semester soon after but she becomes more and more depressed living with a father who constantly tells her how worthless she is. Her days start to become repetitive and she no longer finds joy in anything, becoming an empty shell of who she used to be . Seeing no point in living, she gives herself a deadline. If something in her life doesn't change by her nineteenth birthday approaching in two months she plans to end her life. But what happens when the quiet drug dealer is the only one to notice her downward spiralling.

Do not read if you have not read Meeting the Millers: Cannot be read as a stand alone⚠️ Adriana's POV Book 2/2

Two lost souls meet late at night at a graveyard. Henry's story. At last. * this is the last instalment of the See Me series. The order I would recommend reading them is See Me Notice Me Trust Me Remember Me However, chronologically they occur as Remember Me Notice Me See Me Trust Me

After getting fired from her job Azia Evans is on the hunt for a new one to sustain herself and her three siblings, when luck is finally on her side she stumbles upon an ad online to be a celebrity personal assistant and she decides to send in her résumé, still unsure who exactly she'd be an assistant to, but that all changes when she goes in for the interview and is hired days later. She's over the moon, on cloud nine if possible, that is of course until she meets the man she'll be an assistant to, that man being the famous Formula 1 racer, Hugo Blackburn. He was unorganized, playful, rude, demanding and altogether, he was the very definition of a man she could never see eye to eye with. But she needs the money. So Azia is forced to be near the man she clashes with all because she needs a job till she finishes off her degree, but somewhere in all the clashing between them, life finds a way to make them clash towards one another, but nothing is ever just that simple... especially with a troubled man like Hugo Blackburn, and a hyper independent woman like Azia Evans. **** #1 in F1romance #1 in Egotistic #1 in Badboy

(Complete) When bright and happy Blair meets a bad boy who seems to live in a completely different world than she does, she can't help but to be drawn in. But maybe there's more to him than meets the eye, and they both have secrets that need to be revealed. This book is apart of the See Me series, but can be read as a stand-alone.

A prequel to the book See Me. After losing his best friend to suicide, Zane begins a new life at a new school. In an effort to change his problematic, as his parents say, behaviours... he tries to reinvent himself. As he's starting to heal from his own trauma, he begins to notice a girl that seems waist deep in her own. The problem is, she doesn't know he exists.

Jakob Laurent was an intensely quiet, no-nonsense type of man. Callan Grant was a sweet, slightly eccentric, small-business owner. ⋆⁺₊⋆ ☾⋆⁺₊⋆ Callan needed to take some extra security precautions, but she could have never predicted that it would come in the form of a tall, brooding, and unbelievably stunning man. A stalker, a bodyguard, three iced lattes per day, and a heap of loungewear. Didn't that sound like the start of something wonderful? ⋆⁺₊⋆ ☾⋆⁺₊⋆

Jake and Connor have been through a lot together over the years, and some would say that they are more like brothers than most biological ones. In a lot of ways, they have always been the rocks of their families. But the thing about rocks, is that sometimes they crack. And when that happens, they need someone else to fill in the holes. They've always had each other to do this for one another, but for the first time, they find themselves beginning look to other people for help. Perhaps hurt people are meant to stay hurt. But perhaps more than one broken heart can come together to take their collective hurt away. Jake meets a girl, and Connor meets a boy, that just might change their ideas of what it means to truly find happiness, and themselves in the process. • • • !!! Trigger warning !!! - substance abuse - sexual assault - PTSD, anxiety - homophobic slurs - strong language and mature themes