Cover beautifully made by: Night-Eye Nevaeh Johnson is what most would call different. Unlike most of the girls you'll meet she has vitiligo. She has been bullied all of her life because of her skin condition. The constant bullying has caused her to switch schools three times already. Every school she goes to is even worst than the last. The fourth school her parents signed her up for is called High school High. She didn't expect anything to be different at this school. She expected the bullying. She expected the whispering. But, what she didn't expect was to get in the way of bad boy Silas Wesley. After that day Nevaeh wasn't the same girl that has been bullied all her life.

An incredibly shy librarian who finds it almost impossible to talk with people unless it's about books. A dominant who comes into the library is captivated by the shy woman behind the circulation desk. The minute she says Yes, Sir to him, he knows she's his. He just needs to convince her of that.

Lucas Sawyer has gotten used to being forgotten. His twin brother Mark, captain and star quarterback, everyone's favorite, gets the spotlight. Lucas doesn't drink, he doesn't smoke, he doesn't go to parties. His life is safe and logical, and that's exactly how he likes it. But when his brother's football rival and worst enemy, Damien Castillo, starts work at the same small bakery, everything changes. Damien is Lucas' worst nightmare: an arrogant heartbreaker with a bad reputation, who threatens to ruin all his careful plans. Lucas hates him. Right? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This story was inspired by @hipstateasee's "Knight", and I have her permission. All credit to her for the great premise!

Parker is an assistant to the assistant at a fashion company where his boss is a boss in 6-inch heels and any man dreams. He is a normal guy, with a girlfriend and an apartment that he hates. His life is boring till he's boss leaves for vacation, leaving him to be the assistant to the big boss. He finds himself, finding out more about a woman he feared and just how much of a boss she is. Harper works for her father but has a name in gold in the world of fashion. She meets the celebrities, travels the world, and dresses kings and queens. When her best friend and assistant goes on vacation for the first time, she is stuck with her assistant. A tall handsome guy that fears her, and she finds herself liking him more than she should.

Men are disgusting. Men are nothing but vermin, in the eyes of a very feisty Frankie Bennett. They were rude, selfish, cunning, sly, liars and only cared for themselves! She could list many reasons why men made her skin crawl and her stomach queasy. She believed nothing else! Until she discovered the secret of the brooding mysterious heartthrob of her school, Dakota Song. Men are disgusting....right? She hated men......what even makes one a man? ☆ Cover by: Kyuuyonha

Mia Clarke, a professional cheerleader and physical therapist, has her life carefully planned: by night, she's the confident face of the NFL sidelines, and by day, she works diligently as a physical therapist. But when a stray football from NFL quarterback Wesley Carter leaves her concussed and in the public eye alongside him-her well-ordered life starts to fall apart while falling in love.

Sunlyn Carter is given a promotion to a chair member at a company in London. Giving her a new chapter in life in a completely different country. She wants to start letting lose a little bit. Even if that means having a crazy night out. Finding a man that pleases her mind, soul and body in one night. She thought she would never see him again. Until she does...

Insert from story "You have kind eyes." He said, holding my gaze. "You look innocent." That was on purpose. "Are you ever going to tell me your name?" He asked as he started to clean my foot. "I already did. It's Heather." "Heather." He said, keeping his voice even. "Yes, Heather Dean." He just chuckled, like he didn't believe me. "Why do I get the impression that you think I'm lying?" I asked. "Because of how you respond every time I called you that." Oh...Crap, that wasn't good. "You haven't shared your name either." I pointed out. "I'm waiting." He answered simply. "For what?" "For you to tell me the truth." He looked back up at me. "It only seems fair right?" "It would only seem fair if I was lying." He looked at me for awhile before saying, "So, you're going to stick to that story, huh? All right. Well, when you're ready to be honest, I'll share my name." He had a point but....I still needed to be careful. Yes, he had been kind but that still wasn't reason enough for me to trust him just yet.

Somewhere between ink and hallelujah, they found something sacred. Jace Maddox is a tattoo artist with a sharp tongue, a troubled past, and skin full of stories she can't quite tell. She's used to staying on the outside, unseen, unneeded, unworthy. Until Evelyn Whitmore walks into her shop, church choir girl smile and trembling hands, asking about ink like it's forbidden scripture. Evelyn has spent her life in the glow of stained glass and expectation. Her faith tells her what love should look like. But when Jace touches her skin like a confession and listens like every word matters, Evelyn starts to question not just what she believes, but who she is. As whispers turn to scandal, and secrets unravel under the weight of public judgment, Jace and Evelyn must decide if their love is worth the fallout. Can softness survive shame? Can fire belong in the light? Ink & Grace is a slow-burning, emotionally charged queer love story about faith, freedom, and the holy act of being seen. For anyone who's ever chosen tenderness over fear, and stayed.

Charlotte was taken away from her family at the age of two by her mother. Charlotte has become your stereotypically troubled teen and spends her time either moving or in the police station. Things only got worse when her mother died. Charlotte's family have been searching for their missing sister, but have had no luck. That is until they receive a phone call asking if they want to have her back. After 14 years apart Charlotte is not the same innocent girl. She's a stronger fighter, rule breaker, and stubborn girl. Little does she know how powerful her brothers truly are. Warning there is language and things that may trigger people. How will she react? Will her brothers be able to handle her?