Lovely Martha Celestine Martinez a high schooler who is known for her typical boyish aspect, dark personality and boring. As long as her earphones and scooter on her side makes her no worries to think of the people who hated her. No ones willing to be friends with her because she was too dark to be with the society. For her, waking up everyday is a waste of time to live not until she met "Dust" who is one hundred years older than her. Does being alone would be no more for her? or meeting him would be the worst thing she could ever ask to the universe? NERD SPARKS This is a short story :) cover is not mine, permission to the real owner.

Therapist Nicole Hudson is supposed to have it all, but in reality, she's struggling, and when a forbidden attraction to her new patient, Hunter, drags her into his dangerous world, her life is at as much risk as her heart. Standalone in the Sons of Sin series *** Nicole Hudson has her dream job as a therapist, a supportive family, and incredible friends. But no one knows that she battles every day with her self-worth and a hidden eating disorder, questioning constantly: can she help others heal when she hasn't managed to heal herself? The delicate balance she maintains is upended when she finds herself fascinated by her newest client, a convicted felon on parole, Hunter Scott. His arrogance and defiance are only matched by his mysterious allure. And the more time she spends with Hunter, the more Nicole finds herself challenged at every turn to confront the blurred lines between right and wrong. As the heat between them builds, Nicole is drawn into the dangerous world of organized crime that Hunter inhabits. A world where alliances are forged with blood and trust is a precious rarity, and the only way to survive might be further entangling themselves in the forbidden dance of emotion between them. WARNING: This story contains strong language, depictions of violence, and depictions of eating disorders that may not be suitable for some readers.

Nathaniel Bautista is just an ordinary man from a simple family. Because of financial struggles, he was forced to stop studying and work hard to help his parents and siblings. His life changes when he meets Princess Diana Janelle Smith-a beautiful, intelligent, and famous billionaire who seems to have everything. As they spend more time together, Nathan slowly falls in love with her. But loving Janelle isn't easy. She's rich, influential, and comes from one of the most powerful families in the country, while he's just a poor man trying to survive. Can their love overcome the gap between their worlds? Will Janelle's family accept someone like Nathan? Or will their differences tear them apart before their love even has a chance? A story about love, friendship, family, and proving that true love isn't measured by wealth or status. "She was a billionaire. He was just an ordinary man. But sometimes, love doesn't care about status, wealth, or social class." ✨