Rafe Cameron, Outer Banks hottest, most dangerous kook and Cassie Monroe, your average pogue, have always despised each other. Cassie is surrounded by love from her friends, JJ, John B, Pope, Kie and Sarah, since her parents left her years ago. After a party, Cassie notices a change in Rafes attitude toward her, will they ever like each other? Or more? WARNING: Mentions of drugs, abuse, parental neglect and sexual content. Will be stated at the beginning of each chapter!

Cameron Cole has a plan. After yet another relationship ends because of certain shortcomings-literally-Cameron decides it's time to swear off dating and focus her energy into her junior year at the University of Charlotte. There's an internship up for grabs and there's no way she's letting that slip through her fingers. But then she's goes and makes one impulsive mistake that changes everything. Wesley Reed has it all. As the golden boy of the Charlotte Colts football team, he's got the talent, the looks, and a future so bright it's practically blinding. Girls throw themselves at him, professors let things slide, and the world bends to his will. But when a required freshmen paper threatens his eligibility, the two are brought together in a sick twist of academic fate. Cameron can't get him out of her head and Wesley isn't making it any easier with his cocky smirk and insistent charm. Their arrangement teeters on the edge of disaster as unresolved tension and late-night study sessions give way to a steamy, no-strings-attached deal. But in the game of love and lust, someone always has to loose-and the stakes have never been higher.

*sequel to Forever With Me* Georgie Landau and Zali Summers: Best friends since birth and now madly in love with each other. Despite their relationship being as strong as ever, there is one downside. They're currently in a long-distance relationship with Zali attending school across the country. But they're not going to let the distance get in the way of their love. As long as they communicate, they can make it through the distance. However, university life proves to be difficult for the two of them. While it's not enough to ruin their relationship, it might be enough to cause all sorts of problems in their lives.

Lila Daniels has spent all of her life living under the protective wings of her three older brothers, Charlie, Lucas and Tucker or in the gymnastics gym training. None of which resulted in much of a social life. All of that changes though the summer before Lila's junior year of high school when her dad gets a new job in a different state. Being forced to transplant her life to the small town of Romeo without her brothers or gymnastics means Lila is on her own for the first time in her life. How is she supposed to start over from scratch and make new friends now?! The thought of having to meet all new people for someone who likes to fly under the radar is hard enough, but to do it at age sixteen? That feels impossible. As fate would have it, Lila meets Payton Johnson on her first day at RHS who introduces her to Rachel, Kelly and Claire. The five become fast friends. The girls make it their mission to break Lila from her shyness and make Romeo feel like home. Oh, and they also recruit her to join their cheer team which isn't something Lila ever thought she'd feel confident enough to do. Then there's Tyler Johnson. He's the senior football captain, star quarterback and most popular guy in school who happens to also be Payton's older brother. Lila doesn't want to catch feelings for her new besties brother, but quickly realizes you can't really control who you crush on. It's not like Tyler would ever go for her anyways, when he's got so many other girls begging for his attention....or would he? If you're looking for a coming of age love story with strong female friendships, comic relief, overly protective brothers, self discovery, silly small town traditions and a slow burn....then look no further! #1 in "Cheerleader" August 2022 #1 in "Journal" November 2022 #1 in "First Kiss" May 2022 #1 in "Small Towns" May 2022 #8 in " Teen Fiction" June 2022 #2 in "Football" August 2022 #2 in "chick lit" August 2022 #1 in "Teen Romance" September 2022

after a prank gone terribly wrong, hayden jones is sent across country to caldwell academy, a school for the bitchy, the dangerous and the rebellious. and if that wasn't bad enough, it becomes much worse when hayden is accidentally put in the male dormitory, landing her in a room with the school's notorious heartbreaker, chase everett. [not edited...like at all]

Rosie Lupin, Remus Lupin's daughter, is ready to transfer to Hogwarts with her father. He is the new Dark Arts professor. The reason Rosie has been home schooled is because she's a little different. She's autistic. She has trouble forming relationships with people, and often times when she does they don't understand her. Fred and George Weasley, along with Lee and Angelina take Rosie under their wing. Fred, however, just takes more interest in the new girl. All characters other than Rosie are JK Rowling's. I will be mixing up the timeline as well.

Ayanna Jones has always loved football. She loves playing it, she loves watching it. That's why her friends call her Football Girl. As she settles into a new life with new friends and a new school, she decides to try out for football. The guys on the team give her a hard time especially quarterback, Bryson Stiles. And the coach pushes her harder than the guys and treats her unfairly... But can she prove to them that she deserves to be part of the team?

"There is no way in hell that i would ever sleep with you," "I would rock your world," Hunter says and grins as he scans my body up and down. Our story begins with a small school and a kindergarten class of only 15 kids in it. It also begins with a little girl and boy. Meet Raya and Hunter. As soon as they met each other they knew that they hated each other. Now, as seniors they still extremely dislike each other. Raya, with her fast wit and sarcasm, hates Hunter and everything about him. Hunter, with his charming good looks and arrogance, loves making Raya look stupid and he loves pulling pranks on her. So, when Hunter's friends dare him to make Raya fall in love with him, he gladly accepts the challenge. But when he starts having feelings for her, will he be able to hide the face that he only started dating her on a bet?

November Smith -- the girl that everyone knows. The same one that every guy wants to take out on a date. Micheal Kingston -- king of the school, and all of the ladies in it. They drool over his gorgeous looks, and the rich-boy attitude. Except for Nova. She couldn't care less about that boy, unlike every other girl. Micheal doesn't even know her, let alone speak to her. He's never seen her in his entire life. Or so he says. Their parents just happen to be friends from back when they were in high school. So, when Micheal's parents want him to be more responsible and mature, they start a search for his perfect wife who will set him straight and tell him right from wrong. His parents are offering half a million dollars to whoever take a up on the offer. Nova's parents jump at the offer, making their daughter take the position of his wife. The two clash when they meet, immediately hating each other. they despise every last bit. He's a disgusting jerk who doesn't care about anyone but himself. She's a stuck up baby who is a goody-two-shoes. But they'll have to sort everything out when they hear his parents' first words to the married couple. "We want you two to have a child."

Kayla Summers, she is weird. She likes to wear knee-high tall socks over her jeans. She loves unicorns but also loves black. She is the most unpopular kid in school at least until Blake Baker happens. Blake Baker, he is the most popular and hottest boy in school. He is the quarterback on the football team and Kayla's dad just happens to be the coach. Blake starts to take an interest in Kayla but when she turns him down he finds her as a challenge and just won't stop. Cover by: HopefullyAliveSoon Please don't steal my work, it's illegal. Thank you! I am aware this book is very cringey, I was young when i started writing it. You don't have to point it out.