"We could just . . . *do it*, you know," he says now, teasingly. "Clear all that sexual tension up with one quick ten minute session?" I seriously hope he's joking, but I'm not certain he is. Either way, I can't prevent the exasperated huff of laughter that escapes my lips at those words. "You must be dreaming if you think there's *any* sexual tension between us," I scoff. "Anyway, I'd rather not be another notch on your bedpost, thanks very much." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ruby Rafferty has won the ultimate prize - a luxury holiday in Crete! In theory, it couldn't be more perfect - endless sun, Greek food, an unlimited free bar . . . There's only one problem. The man she has no choice but to share the prize with. Lewis Sheridan may be ridiculously attractive, but he is also cocky, cynical, and comes complete with his own specific set of red flags. He's everything Ruby has never wanted in a guy, and she's not sure she can survive *one* day alone with him, let alone ten. It's *fine*, though . . . Their suite is massive, the cocktails are flowing, and Ruby can't help but notice how handsome and charming the hotel manager is. If only he didn't think she and Lewis were already a couple . . . Will forced proximity push our vacationers closer or further apart? Can enemies really become lovers? And what will happen if anyone realises they're technically on holiday under false pretences? I guess we're about to find out . . . Cover by @jspromcoms

It is no secret that Hermione Granger and Draco Malfoy despise each other. Tired of their fighting, a Ministry Official (who seems to be hiding more than she leads on) decides to teach them a lesson. Their lives spin and turn, and now Hermione and Draco are stuck in each other's bodies. Things can't possibly end well; especially when the Wizardying World is on the brink of war.

If Draco and Astoria Malfoy had been better people from the start, they would not have ended up married to each other. A life together is just the price they had to pay for loving the wrong people.

[completed] Two five year olds, two single parents - one plan. ©2014 TypicalFangirlx all rights reserved.

"I never thought I believed in soulmates, but how could I not when I have proof right in front of me?" - - - Norah is a college student just trying to get by. Harry is one of the biggest pop stars on Earth and his fame is only rising. A course of events leads to a relationship that's only asking for disaster. - - **TW: Story contains mature content like minor scenes of sexual content, minor scenes of violence, and themes involving anxiety and depression **As I said, there is only a minor amount of smut, but this story will take you through a rollercoaster of emotions!

Cinderella meets Crocs in this back-to-school meet-cute that's sure to inspire you to enter the #WattCrocs writing contest!

*Now available for purchase on Amazon, KU, Barnes&Noble, and more* Valedictorian and Ivy League-bound, eighteen-year-old Hayat Amanullah seemed to have it all-until her oldest brother died in a car crash. Since then, the tight-knit Amanullah family has crumbled; now her mom never leaves her room, her dad buries himself in work, and her middle brother Ihsaan-once the carefree jokester-is withdrawn as he battles his own demons. Seeking comfort in her new role of caretaker, Hayat grows closer to her best friend's brother, Rameez Khan, whose attention offers her a temporary but troubling escape from the weight of loneliness and responsibilities. Further complicating her emotional turmoil is the inexplicable connection she feels towards her late brother's best friend, Mikaal Zaman, whose kindness and shared grief draw her in deeper. As Hayat struggles with loss and identity, her strained bond with Ihsaan begins to shift-gradually but meaningfully. And when picking up the pieces of her family is no longer enough to outrun her own grief, she's forced to confront the one question she's been avoiding all along: who is Hayat Amanullah after losing the version of herself that died with her brother? ~ #2 in revival: 3/26/24 #6 in startingfresh: 8/13/22

Nola Scott and Miles Dempsey are both from two different worlds. Miles is the NHL's 'IT' boy. Nola is a figure skater from Oak Hill, California. While both of them may be on different paths, after crossing each other's once, they can't seem to stop doing it. You meet new people every day. But was this a coincidence? Or is them meeting more than meets the eye? Find out in MEANT FOR YOU! Book #1 in the 'Our Life' series. NEW ADULT (18+)

* I started writing this story in 2014-2015 so there's many errors and grammar issues* CRINGE WORTHY BE ADVISED. I could feel his panting coming closer and as I opened my eyes, a picture of someone I knew flashed through my brain. I quickly pushed Matt away and stood up. "I have a boyfriend, Matt." He smirked and rolled on his back, tucking his arms behind his head casually. "Hm-hmmm. Just keep playing hard to get." ***** It's the summer for Jessica Henry and she's excited to meet the boy that's coming to live with her. The bad boy known as Matt Scott, or better, the boy that just got out of jail. And he is coming to live with people that he barely knows. But just as Matt steps foot through the door, Jessica's fascination towards him is soon shattered and she's left with the complete opposite idea of what she thought her summer would be like. Jessica's world is turned upside down as she figures out that the one boy who pisses her off the most might actually be the one who stole her heart. And maybe........just maybe......she knew that sooner or later, she'd have to just stop playing hard to get. © Copyright 2014 All Rights Reserved

Katrina Winston has always loved soccer. She played for varsity and competitive teams all her life since the diaper days. Now she enters college where the girl's soccer team tryouts already happened. Angry that she missed her chances of playing her favorite sport her first year, she looks upon the boy's soccer tryouts. Then an idea pops into her head. Meet Keith Winston, Katrina's "twin brother" who plays in the boys' team. But with twists and turns happening, there is something bound to happen. With the comedic story about one person playing two lives, follow Katrina's journey into "She's the Man" and its joint sequel, "It's a Guy/Girl Thing."