Enjoy this story free until January 2nd Get ready to head back on the field! The Sidelined: QB and Me sequel is coming soon to Tubi. Started here but has taken over the world! Wattpad's First Published book to now a Movie. Watch Sidelined: The QB and Me based on The QB Bad Boy and Me for free only on Tubi. Prepare to catch feelings for your favorite QB Bad Boy story in any format you like. ---- Dallas Bryan is focused on her future, but whenever she's around Drayton Lahey, the bad boy quarterback, her mind keeps falling back to the present. ***** Dallas Bryan is a no-nonsense cheerleader with her sights set on a dance scholarship to CalArts. Drayton Lahey is the bad boy quarterback from football royalty who's completely wrong for her; at least, that's what she tells herself. Sparks fly in all directions when Dallas and Dray are around each other, but the longer she tells herself she doesn't need him, the quicker she realizes it might be time to forget about what she needs-and go after what she wants. Now a published book available in local bookstores, Amazon, Target, Book Depository and more.

Armani Ellis didn't expect to fall. Not for a professor. Not for her. But Treasure Harris was unlike anyone Armani had ever known-brilliant, beautiful, and dangerous in all the right ways. What begins as an illicit fantasy turns into a soul-deep connection, pulling Armani into a world where love and dominance blur, and permission becomes the most sacred gift of all. Treasure wasn't supposed to want this. Not her student. Not this badly. But Armani awakens something buried beneath the rules she's always lived by-a hunger for more than just control. A need to be known. Seen. Loved without fear. As their relationship ignites behind closed doors, secrets spill. Marriages end. Trust is tested. And choices must be made. In a world that isn't built for love like theirs, will surrender set them free-or destroy them? In Your Hands: Undone is a raw, sensual, and emotionally rich novel about dominance and submission, healing from trauma, and the tender unraveling that makes space for love to take root. Powerful, intimate, and unforgettable-it's a story about who we become when we stop hiding, and what it means to give yourself to someone completely.

Faith Skylor is the one who keeps it all together. She's twenty-two. She works hard. She makes people laugh. She remembers your birthday. She holds the door open, holds space, holds her pain with both hands and never drops it. Her family calls her strong. Her coworkers call her sweet. Her brother calls her sunshine. But no one sees her. Behind the smile is something darker-years of unspoken pain, the quiet weight of depression, the invisible bruises left by trauma and silence. She's been drowning gently for a long, long time. And the more she sinks, the more the world insists she's floating just fine. When her cousin and aunt move in, Faith begins to vanish in her own home. Her brother thrives. Her mother gets busier. Her voice becomes quieter. Until one day, there's nothing left to say. The Quiet Room is a devastating portrait of invisible suffering, the pressure to perform joy, and what it means when someone everyone loves is quietly dying inside. This story is not about a loud fall-it's about the silence no one hears until it's too late. Some hearts break quietly. And some disappear without a sound.

Summer needs a get away, her life has changed for forever in a matter of weeks. Taking care of her sister Ana never felt like a burden, but now she doesn't know how to live life without her. Diamond is focused, there's only one thing that has her interest right now... making music. She's depending on a vacation in the country so she can make it in the big city. How would people from two different walks a life see eye to eye? Well that's a twist they never thought they'd have to consider.

I took this down because my style of writing has changed so much since this story. I was young and didn't take writing as serious as I do now...but y'all love it, so here you go big babies. Trash and all. The day I fell in love with a stripper, I learned not to judge a book by its cover.

I glanced down to her lips but then I scooted away while clearing my throat. She hmm'd, "You tried to kiss me again." I shook my head and said "Nope. I didn't, I tried not to kiss you, as you see." She rolled her eyes with a soft smile. "Maybe if you did let me kiss you...just once, I would stop trying." She sighed softly "I got my doctorate at 24 You know I'm not a dumbass right?" I just let out a soft sigh "Thank you for everything" I hugged her and held her tightly. She wrapped her arms around me. She pulled back and I looked at her lips. "I should go." I said softly. "You can have one kiss-" I kissed her. ________________________________________ India Jones is a true Chicagoan girl who, to unfortunate circumstances, has to move to Texas with her father. Being naturally quiet and to herself, India is not expecting much from the new town and is eager to go back to Illinois with her other family. With a rude step-sister and no sense of direction, India struggles to find ways to cope without her mother. That all changes when she meets the Principal of her school who also happens to be her neighbor. |~| Imani Stewart is the principal of a wealthy private school in her home state of Texas. Though her life sounds perfect, her controlling parents have stopped her from reaching for her dreams in life, creating a girl who comes off as cold and fixed. Though her circumstances are tough, Imani does the best at being the strictest principal her school has ever had. And just as Imani is ready to live the life laid out for her, she meets a fiery girl who can see right through her and stops at nothing to get her. What happens when their two worlds clash? Read to find out...