Caroline King's dad is gone. She's depressed. She's consumed in grief and guilt. She's drowning underneath it all. And then suddenly, she is very literally drowning in the ocean, and then she finds herself encouraging the water to keep abusing her, encouraging it to keep her down in the water. She's drowning and she's okay with it. Until her plan of drowning is foiled when a boy jumps into the sea and saves her. And he's got some secrets of his own, and he's not going to share those anytime soon. It's up to Caroline to figure those out all on her own.

It started with a bet between two people who should have never been left alone together. Angelica Crushly eats, sleeps and breathes hockey. Since her father used to play for the Philadelphia Flyers and now is the coach, she didn't have much choice. He runs his team by a certain set of rules that all the players are expected to follow. The first and most important rule, Don't date my daughter! It was put in place for reasons that haunt Angelica's love life every day. A new player, Trey McLaferty, thinks he's above that rule. He believes he's above any rule, really. He loves a challenge and will stop at nothing to date the coach's daughter, the biggest challenge ever! So, he comes up with a bet, if he gets a hat trick in his next game, Angelica has to go out with him. With one bet Trey McLaferty tries to skate into Angelica's hockey heart. But not all ice is smooth......

"I can't believe we're breaking into the state prison!" I whisper-yell at him. He just smirks at me. "Calm down sweetheart. We'll only be a minute." He continues to pick the lock with a piece of broken bottle. It was only a matter of time before a cop saw and shot us both. "I'm going home," I stated. I turned on my heel and began to walk away. "Do that and I'll carve your name on a cell for all to see," He said calmly. I turned towards him, ready to smack him. "Why are you so determined for me to prove that I can be bad?" I demanded. I wanted to stomp my foot but I had a feeling he would only laugh. He looked up briefly to shoot me a playful grin. "Haven't you seen the movies? Who do you think always falls for the bad boy?" He asked. I scoffed. "Too bad this isn't a movie. Last time I checked this was reality." "Don't deny it, Princess. Sooner or later, you'll fall in love with me." When Olivia Fell moves to her new town, she expects the worst. With family issues and the death of a close family member still tearing at her mind, she isn't open to any new relationships. Then she meets Jay Brooks. He cocky, mean, and everything she hates. Jay has his own problems. He has a dangerous past and even more risky future. He knows he shouldn't get involved with the goody-two-shoes new girl, but he does anyway. One bet is all it takes to bring them together. ATTENTION: I'm putting this story on hold for a while. I haven't updated it in over two years, but I just can't find the motivation to continue. I'm having a somewhat permanent writer's block. If I ever do get around to finishing this, it will be severely edited, but it is more likely that I will delete the entire book sooner or later. If by some miracle you actually were interested in this story, then I sincerely apologize for not being able to continue it

What if fate's playing a cruel joke on you because your soulmate annoys the heck out of you, despite sharing an undeniable chemistry? Ethan Tyler is your typical arrogant jerk of a bad boy. He likes sports, girls, and booze - and he got no problem getting it all. While in the world of luxury, Daniella Howard couldn't ask for more. All she wanted was someone to see her and rescue her from all the superficiality. Daniella grew up in prestige. Ethan lived a normal life. They didn't get along when they met, having lived in completely different worlds and having different beliefs. Five days is all they have. Five days to bicker and to get to know each other. All it takes is FIVE days to change their lives forever. Are they soulmates or fate's mistake? ___________ This is a stand-alone book. Mismatched Compatibility features the characters from "A and D" and "Realize", but you don't have to read the mentioned books in order to enjoy this one. :) All rights reserved. (True story, bro.)

Arianna is the daughter of Devin and Samantha Striker. Her parents had a rough mating, and her father cheated on her mother for a good part of it. Though things worked out for them and they're now happily married, it distorted Arianna's view of mates, so much so that she's determined not to have a mate, doesn't want one, doesn't dream of one. Ashtyn is next in line to be the Beta of his pack, Arianna's uncles pack to be precise. He's lived a care free playboy life ever since he realized girls had boobs. He's got every female he encounters eating out of the palm of his hand, and he always takes full advantage of that, but lately he's been restless. No longer completely satisfied with the constant change of bed partners, he's decided he might want something more, that elusive mate that's out there waiting for him. So what happens when the stubborn defiant Arianna meets the aspiring reformed play boy Ashtyn? A chase will ensue, to what extent will Ashtyn go to win his mate over, and how long will Arianna be able to resist her mate?

Juliette is a human. Your typical quiet girl, the one who's always listening to music and blocking herself out of the world. Romeo is a werewolf. He's your typical popular playboy, the one who's always throwing crazy parties and dating his 'mate' Kassidy. Romeo thinks he's already found his mate, but boy is he wrong. SO wrong. TERRIBLY wrong. Plus, he's got the werewolf police up his ass, trying to hunt him down for God knows what. " Let's put it this way: Werewolves are friendly. If you pull their tall though, they're going to go all ape shit on your ass." -Romeo Ross

On the night of his high school graduation Cash Arwin packed his bags and hit the road. In one spur of the moment decision to become a singer he left behind the small town he grew up in, and the love of his life. Shayley Whitman has nursed a broken heart for nearly ten years, she's prayed for God to help her get past the hurt but it's still there. Now this small time teacher is about to get a big time shock when the high school she works at wins a concert contest. Will she be ready to face her past or will she run from it? Cash is ready to face the past that has haunted him every night of his life, he's ready to make the commitment that he was meant to make ten years earlier. But will pouring out his heart and soul to the woman he loves be enough to heal the hurt that he's caused? Only God knows what His heart wants!

Beth Smith used to be the epitome of average. But that all changed when she turned into a Werewolf at her brother's party. Her parents didn't want to raise any suspicions about the Were kind - and how amazingly beautiful Beth had suddenly become - so they shipped their only daughter off to boarding school. Now that she's back, a year later, she has found her mate. The only problem is, he's the one person who her brother doesn't want her to end up with: his second man, his best friend, his Beta. (UNEDITED SAMPLE. The full, edited version will soon be available on Radish Fiction.)

RE-WRITING

Looks can be deceiving. Ally has a 4.7 G.P.A and is en route for an Ivy League. And, while dressed up in skirts and cardigans, she has the appearance of a model student. But, Ally is far from the angel she appears to be. Ally is secretly a member of a gang called the Players and behind her nerdiness, lies a girl who’s addicted to a good old-fashioned adrenaline rush. However with one mistake, her façade comes crashing down all around her. When she gets caught hot boxing with her best friend Caden and is arrested after a high-speed motorcycle chase, nothing will ever be the same again. Her parents disown her as she’s sent to Black Mountain, a mental institute for troubled teens. There she meets a host of people with colorful personalities, including one guy named Jack who drives her positively crazy with his lip ring, piercing green eyes, and domineering attitude. However, even there, Ally finds herself struggling to fit in with the crowd of violent, temperamental misfits that make up Black Mountain’s student body. Is Ally real all that bad when it comes down to it? Or has Ally simply been Playing Criminal?