BOOK ONE in the Stolen mental health series. --- "You're kinda weird," she says after a minute, smiling softly as she takes a step towards the fiction section, "it's cute." She possesses a type of attraction that goes overlooked at first, a beauty that makes you take a second glance at her on the streets. He was entranced by this, but he couldn't tell her. Mara Gray is an enigma. The first you see of her will also be the last. The first thing to be noticed by Elias James as she explodes through the doors of the public library he works at, singing recklessly, making him wish he were deaf. Elias James had his life flipped upside down two years ago and he hasn't spoken since. Not because he doesn't want to, simply, a defense mechanism he adapted. The last sound to leave his lips was a scream, and then he was speechless. --- This is the story of Bipolar Disorder and the aftermath of Sexual Assault, between two kids that find each other in the chaos of it all. #1 in Nightmare 2/17/2021 #1 in Third Person 2/24/2021 #1 in Awareness 6/15/2021 #5 in BoyxGirl 11/9/2021 #1 in Slowburn 12/3/2021

BOOK TWO in the Stolen mental health series, but is read as a stand alone. --- She'll break you, they said, and she'll do it with no remorse. Juliette Moreno is no mystery to pain. After eleven years spent in the foster care system, Jules blocks her heart from almost everyone. That is until she meets him. Fun and irresponsible Nico Richardson, who's only trying to escape his own reality. She tries to avoid him, but he's stubborn, and no amount of walls she builds up will stop him from uncovering her. The real her. Although, the real Juliette Moreno is maybe someone you don't want to know, someone you may fear. Jules has hidden away from everyone for so long that she's forgotten what it's like, really like, to let yourself be free from the shackles of pain. He is the key to unlocking the storm of her. But it's what happens in the aftermath of her destruction that matters. This story deals with mental health disorders. On-going as of 12/18, regular updates #2 in BPD - 9/30/22