When former beauty pageant queen, Ellie Wilde, hears of her grandmother's sickness, she's the first to offer to drive her to her chemotherapy. What she didn't know she was agreeing to was an obnoxiously cheerful blond boy somehow nudging his way into her life. ©iwearheelys, all rights reserved.

To the Girl in a Mask, Who are you?

Idk I just like to write all of my feelings down and this basically sums up most of my feelings for a certain someone-who-shall-not-be-named...

I guess I was just feeling kinda down and then this happened. I don't do this type of thing very often so it might be terrible but at this moment I like it. I just wanted to share it and get a little weight of my shoulders.

Rating: G A collection of poetry written from real life experience. ©Sharifah Zaid AlHadhrami, 2013 Cover: Zammurad

[Book 1 of 'The Detective Dawud Chronicles'] "Everyone has three lives: a public life, a private life, and a secret life." Something strange is happening in town. People are getting hurt; people are dying. It all started from a book. [Highest Ranking: #91 in Mystery/Thriller]

Dawood Khan, an American Muslim soldier in the US Army, had been an outsider for a good portion of his life. His Islamic identity was something he cherished, but others looked down on in disdain. Bullies at school ridiculed, mentally tortured, and physically assaulted Dawood for cherishing that identity. After a horrifying encounter with his high school bully, Dawood decided that enough was enough. He grew wiser, determined to face the terrorists that his religion was forcibly associated with. His decisions enabled him to encounter terrorists who killed in the name of their Creator, terrorists that claimed to follow the same religion he followed. For disagreeing with their twisted beliefs, these terrorists executed men, women, and children. This was not the Islam he knew. This was not the Islam that he followed. In hopes of changing his community's image, Dawood embarked on an excursion to better the image of Muslims in America. His voyage began in peace, yet ended in disaster and rage. Follow his life as he faces the growing danger of guilt by association and see the Muslim American community in a new light. Who is Dawood Khan and why is he known as America's number one enemy? Available on Amazon in print! (Still working on making the e-book free.) http://www.amazon.com/Dangers-Islam-Terrorist-Helena-Won-ebook/dp/B00TNCNRXI I appreciate all comments, votes, shares, and follows! ***Rated Mature for Language. No "adult" scenes in the book***

first voicemail: i'm sorry for calling right now but i'm in so much pain. and you would always tell me to call you when i wasn't feeling well. last voicemail: goodbye ashton birch, i belive that you will finally be able to rest in peace once your phone stops ringing. 「completed --- highest rank #24」

The waves crashed violently against the bottom of the cliff where they stood. The wind roared harsh hitting their skin. She held his strong hands in her soft one's smiling ever so warmly. "Come." She whispered. "Come and let's find together what life is about." Almost hypnotized, he obliged and walked further to the end until the vicious sound of yet another hungry wave crashed, forcing him out of his reverie. Preventing him from falling a prey to the sinful ocean. He then quickly jerked his hand away from her hold, craving her sweet touch and stared wide eyed, "Are you mad?" He yelled. His shout only to be mingled with the thunder that bursted far away. Yet so near. She only smiled. The smile was so warm, his heart could only melt in it. "Why should it matter? Why should us living or dying matter, really? If we are all just going to disintegrate with time, why should any of this matter?" The wind seemed to have whispered. [(A/N): The story progress from chapter 5. However, I'd recommend people wanting to read this to start from the beginning to understand what's going on. Every chapter has something important. Thank you.]