Summer Grayson, a dancer with one goal and no time for distractions. Trevor St. Claire, a hockey player from the rival school with a distracting smile. BOOK ONE

Teen Haley Rhodes, a reserved and headstrong young woman, finds her world forever changed when she crosses paths with Charlie Adams, the star player of the local hockey team. Drawn to his magnetic presence and his passion for the game, Haley is quickly swept up in a whirlwind romance that tests the boundaries of love, trust, and sacrifice.

Kat has made up her mind. Her v-card has to go. But who should be the one to take it? With an overbearing brother, she has to find a moment when he's not there to stop her. So while visiting another city, she decides it's time to give it a shot. She finds the perfect man and they soon head to his hotel room. But her inexperience gives her away, and he refuses to go through with it. Embarrassed and still a virgin, she expects never to see him again... Brick has a rule. He only sleeps with experienced women. Women who can tell him what they want and, most importantly, what they don't want. Because of previous relationships, he is self conscious about expressing what he wants in bed. But he knows a virgin will not be able to handle him. Just a Pucking Grumpy Goalie is a New Adult, College Sports Romance with a forbidden relationship and starcrossed lovers. (❤️18+ recommended❤️)

Stella Ray had an open heart, always extending it to anyone she could. Especially to the wild curly haired metal head and his adorable son who happened to get a job at her uncle's auto shop. "You're an angel Stella Ray." he said softly. "Nah. I wouldn't say angel, but I am pretty great." I cheesed. "So humble." He chuckled.

..Lady strange, oh lady strange, I want you.. "You're an odd bird you know that?" "Thank you!" "I didn't mean that as a compliment." "I'm well aware, but if I take it as a compliment, it takes away your power. And if I take away your power, you can't hurt me. People can't hurt me, unless I let them." ..Lady strange, oh lady strange, I need you..

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Three months of summer. Two grieving people, and a list. One final quest. A Quest for Greatness <3

"Look Eddie told us to get our Bo-Peep on, and find a sheep. PLEASE be my sheep!" -Dustin Henderson "What are you doing here?"-Eddie Munson "Something about being Henderson's sheep?"-Wren Howards *I do not own any of the Stranger Things Characters/Plot, they are owned by the Duffer Brothers*

"You can't say stuff like that" I mumble, and he chuckles. "And why cant I?". "Because we're friends" I say, reminding both him and myself. I dont miss how Cameron's smile drops a little from my reminder, but he plays it off and nudges my shoulder. "Indeed we are pretty girl. So I suggest you quit blushing around me. That's not what friends do". _____________________________________ Charlotte Hendrix. Everyone at school views her as sweet, innocent little Charlotte. And although she is sweet, she's not as innocent as everyone thinks. Cameron Cooper. The new boy. The kind, funny boy who hides his shitty life with a big smile on his face. The boy who tries help everyone but forgets himself. What a perfect match. _______________________________________ After having a small, awkward interaction with the new guy while rushing not to be late to Ms Parkers math class, having to eat lunch together with friends was not what Charlotte expected. But when left alone, with the help of three milkshakes, a friendship forms between the two. Well..its a bit more complicated than a simple friendship. Feelings are quickly formed, but its never that simple. Add some denial, a few milkshakes, alot of toxic friendship, and a bit of fighting feelings, and you end up with this hectic story. (Hendrix #3)