Parents don't exactly realise the damage and impact that the occasional slight remarks they make can have. On the rare occasions that they realise they shouldn't have said something, they make the huge mistake of just assuming that the young ones won't remember. That the words they uttered are meaningless and won't leave an impression on their children. Sometimes, all it takes to fix it is an apology.

Azraal Merope Riddle is Lord Voldemort's daughter. She's ruthless, emotionless, cold hearted.... She's even a death eater at the age of 15. She's enemies with everyone, and she doesn't follow the rules, nor does she have any intention to. Izzy might be considered evil, but she's not on the Dark Lord's side. Nor Albus Dumbledore's. She's just simply living her life the best she can without love. But when she finally meets someone who might understand, things get more hectic than just finding a possible friend.

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?

THIS BOOK IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION: DO NOT READ IF YOU INTEND TO FINISH. NO UPDATES IN THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE. Sarah Crossen is rejected by her mate, all because of a crime her father had done. Dejected Sarah forces herself to go on. Why? Because she is pregnant from a one night stand. When the pack discovered that she is, she is more hated than ever. Especially by her mate Conrad. Even though he rejected her, she still got herself pregnant! With no one left to turn too Sarah has to face the hardest thing she will ever deal with in her life.

Elizabeth Kane's life is pretty normal. School, parents, annoying siblings, you name it. But after a life changing accident that her older brother, Gabriel, goes through, and a challenge is presented by him, she has to ask herself questions. Is she really prepared for what happens when she tries out for the football team? Are her family members really beside her till the end? And last, but not least, is her father, along with the men of the town right? Is football just a man's sport?