"You fucked a mermaid?!" *Highest Ranks* 1- lesbianromance 5- gaystory 5- wattpadpride 10- girlxgirl

How far would Elizabeth Sinclair go to get back at her resentful ex? Would it be worthy to play her ex's game? Or will playing along will finally help her find the love she's been looking for... or could it be the very cause she loses it?

After moving away for college Kaden's life was as predictable as she had imagined. Living day to day until she graduated, forming friendships and getting into relationships that she looked at as expendable. She even had started to believe maybe love wasn't meant for her. Not that she was looking for it... or so she told herself... until someone comes crashing into her live and put everything in question.

Sequel to Faking Us.

When Karlie's estranged father suffers a heart attack, she reluctantly returns to her hometown in Pennsylvania, only to find herself confronting the ghosts of her past. Upon her return, she finds herself face-to-face with her super-secret-I'll-kill-you-if-you-tell-anyone high school crush. What's even more jarring, is the fact that she had just been admiring the woman checking his vitals before she realizes she already knows her. As Kaia Thomas stares back at her, all the feelings she had for her high school best friend come rushing in. As old feelings resurface and unexpected connections emerge, Karlie must navigate the complexities of her past while grappling with the possibility of a future she never imagined.

"Kiss me," I whispered, the need dripping off of my soft voice a tangible weight in the air. Renata leaned closer, sending a jolt through my flushed body. But just before our lips could meet, she paused, her gaze holding mine captive, "You first," a challenge laced in her lowered voice. I drew in a deep breath when her hand pressed firmly against my back, curving my body closer to hers. "Me?" I echoed in surprised. A knowing smirk played on her lips, "If you want me to kiss you," she began, her voice a drawn-out whisper-tightening her grip around me and easily molding me to her body, "Then do it yourself." ♛ In a world of royal alliances and high-tech mergers, soon-to-be Queen Azura finds herself entangled in a dangerous game of sex scandals and murder when she forms an alliance with the headstrong Renata Rivera, the CEO of a powerful cyber security firm. As accusations fly and dark secrets emerge, Azura must navigate the endless waters of betrayal and deceit, unaware of what truths could lurk in the shadows. And with tensions rising and alliances shifting, Azura must quickly decide who to trust. But she quickly learns to never trust anyone, especially in a world built purely to destroy anyone who dares to enter it.

Hate, lust, and two very large egos create nothing but issues, especially for these two women who are forced to work together. With their two completely different backgrounds, they're both so obviously a liability to each other... Yet somehow that only draws them closer together.

Cara Greene, who planned everything in her life met Alexandra Williams, her Boss who was exactly opposite of what she believes in. Working together brings them closer, they became friends and comfortable with each other even with their own differences. Opposites do really attracts, but none of them are admitting it. They are friends, they say. They are straight, they say. Or are they really?

Forbidden things are like a beautiful hypnotizing magnet. Once you get pulled in, it's hard to pull back. But maybe I liked being pulled in, especially if it was by her.

Ki Katashi was the quiet girl with the loud mouthed best friend; one tragedy away from completely losing it. Lyra Meclane was the athletic superstar from the east coast just trying to finish out her last few years with a fresh start. Kennedy High School was a cesspool of careless teenagers and your typical cliques vying for attention in an unforgiving world of relationship drama and who-did-what's. Ki sank away into a world that was separate from the rest and hoped that no one saw her. Lyra couldn't avoid being looked at no matter how hard she tried. Neither one of them wanted attention. Both of them got it where they weren't expecting it.