Lennox Cooper is your average sixteen-year-old girl with a famous father who is also the football coach at her high school. And then one day, her childhood best friend, Weston Johnson walks back into her life. But to be on the football team is not all he wants, he wants his old best friend back. Is Lennox ready to open her heart back up? Will he get the coach's daughter? -The Captains sequel-

Adriana is a pretty girl. Shes what every girl wants to be. Has the ideal body. She's a cheerleader and doesn't get along with her squad, she very to her self. Apose from school she gets a lotta attention when she's out and about. She doesn't like the attention she gets from the boys at her school. So let's just say that not all the attention she gets she doesn't necessarily want. Noah, the ultimate player. Not just with the ladies but also football. He's the best on the team. He never expected to fall for anyone. He just can't seem to shake Adriana off. He keeps coming back for more. He has a secret that know one knows, he's trying to "save" her, but she doesn't want saving. What will happen? Will they learn to love each other? Or will they find happiness in a different path? *under reconstruction Rankings #1 in highschoolsweethearts

A football player and a cheerleader. The ideal and stereotypical couple right? Think again. Grayson Cooper charming, attractive, and stereotypically arrogant. Grayson is the star quarterback of Ocean City High and the most popular guy. One of those guys that a girl would die if he even talked to them. However even if it didn't seem like it Grayson hated the brainless seeming idiots that flirted with him. This is probably why he's so intrigued by the new girl who defies the stereotypes and isn't what everybody says she is. Aspen Peterson the new girl at Ocean City High new to Florida period. She is not only known as the new girl. Aspen is the captain of the cheerleaders after showing everyone out at tryouts. Blue eyes, dirty blonde hair, nice body, sounds like the stereotypical cheerleader. But that's not what Aspen is. She isn't interested in dating an empty-headed person who knows nothing, doesn't really care about prom, or the empty-headed people who think she sleeps around. Aspen is a free spirit girl, who isn't afraid "to be one of the boys", isn't afraid to be herself, but is afraid to be loved or let anybody in after a difficult past. Aspen vows not to fall in love, because of still struggling to let go. Will all that change when two people who think they're completely different, but really have more in common than they think cross paths? ★ I wrote this when I was in middle school (12-14 years old). It's cringey, some parts don't make sense since I have yet to edit it yet but it is a cute book. You've been warned :) ★ - this book has no smut. it's rated mature due to language. *Completed December 2016* (Cover by - ashtonlirwin ) !!!!!! - THIS IS NOT A DOLAN FANFIC - !!!!! * Please don't translate this book *

Zoey is the captain of the cheer team at her high school who has all the boys begging at her feet. Brody is the quarterback on the high school football team that all the girls swoon over. All the girls except Zoey. Zoey has lived in Texas her entire life. She is determined to graduate high school then go to college at Harvard. With all her studies, she only really has time for cheer and her best friends, Baley and Maria. Zoey never really thought about having a boyfriend that is until the quarterback on the football team started to show an interest in her. Her friends have warned her about him, but Zoey thinks there may be more to this player than what meets the eye. Now this wasn't in her plans... •~• To fully understand, please read Life's Long Journey and Life's Painful Road. This is the third book to those, but it can be read as a stand-alone.

(Book one of the rollercoaster love series) This is my take on the cliche (albeit awesome) football & cheerleader, best friend's brother, boy next door, bad boy & good girl, high school love story. *"Just being with you helps me," he whispered. He ran the back of his hand along my cheek. He leaned down and softly put his lips on mine. I put my hand on his cheek. I kissed him back for a moment before pulling away from him. I leaned my forehead against his. "I'm sorry." "No it's not that. We don't kiss when one of us isn't clear headed, that's the rule." "We have rules now?" he asked. I nodded. He hugged me tighter and laid his head against my shoulder. "What are our rules?" "We don't kiss when one of us isn't clear headed." He nodded and put one finger on my thigh. "We uh we don't kiss other people." He put a second finger on my thigh. "We don't take our anger out on each other." he kissed my shoulder and put a third finger onto my thigh. "We don't go further than kissing." he chuckled putting a fourth finger down. "And when we figure out what we want, we have to tell the other." His hand was now on my inner thigh. "And that's five."* This is the story of two childhood best friends. Leia Evans, the good girl, the head cheerleader, the girl every girl wants to be, the girl every guy wants to get with, and his corazón. And Nick Torres, the bad boy, the star wide receiver, the guy every guy wants to be, the guy every girl dreams of being with, and her brother's best friend.