Based from a true story.

A woman is occasional satisfaction, but smoke will always be smoke. Faded between a drifting love is what smoke does to you. [Sequel to Me You & Henny]

I don't know if its the Hennessy or you, but that's how we started, and now we're addicted, So now its me, Hennessy and you.

Those butterflies you feel in your stomach comes from me, but you fail to realize it because you're selfish. You deny that you want me, but I know that you do. You smile the pain away, but I see right through it. You're broken, but you refuse to show it. Why? Because you, my love, are selfish.

The older you get you the more you realize that in relationships things like looks, and background aren't as important as personality. As a teen though, they do matter. Follow the story of Khadijah and Chris, two teens who have feelings for each other but keep wondering if they are good enough for each other.

A young, zealous, newlywed woman, Robyn Fenty begins working at a match making agency as a first step to her lifetime dream at being her own boss as a marriage counselor. Work is smooth-sailing... that is until, Christopher Brown, a charming, successful, young businessman seeks Robyn's services. Will Christopher let Robyn pair him with a woman in his own league, or will the woman he really wants fall for his temptation?

book 1- don't let these disorders hold you back

It’s 1998, and a flood of new students are coming into the University of Alabama. The new seniors couldn’t care less, since all they want to do is graduate like the previous class. But everyone seems pretty interested in these freshmen. Who wouldn’t be? They’re the full package—any type of person you can think of, they’re somewhere in the bunch—and they come with a side of drama too. So meet Brian, Travis, Wayne, Nefertiti (aka Neffie), Flo, Hunter, Quincy, and Sabine. They have a lot to offer. Whilst the purpose of college may be to learn, everyone knows that the students don’t care much about that. The true concern is partying, relationships, and getting out all the stupidity they have in them before they crash into adulthood. Essentially, they’re doing everything they are not supposed to. Ladies and gentlemen, these are the college fiends.