I was a normal girl. I had wonderful friends, a loving, caring boyfriend and great parents that would do anything and give anything just so I would be happy and healthy. But, the summer after my freshman year of high school, I made a huge mistake while at my boyfriend, John's, house. I am now fourteen and pregnant. (This is a fiction story)

They never dreamed this would happen to them, with such a guarded place as their home. But he was clever, he wanted them. So he took them. Teenagers stolen from their lives and forced to retaliate in The Border. Several are scared, others are already dead from their rebellious streak taking over. With every word they speak out of turn, a punishment is laid. How long will it take for the Silenced to be heard? How long will it take for their thoughts and actions to become reality?

It will be written as a series of journal entries. Through the entries you get a peek into the life of Blue, a 16 year old girl contemplating suicide. Life just isn't how Blue envisioned. With no friends, a grim outlook on life, hidden secrets, parents that ignore her, and a twin sister that blames her for everything, Blue just doesn't see any point in living, that is until she meets Dorian. Can Dorian convince Blue that her life is special? Will he be the one to save her.

I think it's best if you read the first but this, I guess, could be a stand alone :/ My family is falling apart right in front of my eyes andI have no idea what to do. They've tried counseling, I've tried talking to them, MOM tried talking to them, but nothing will change. Ever since mom and dad had to move in, all dad does is cut Ethan down while Ethan accepts the daggers my dad keeps attacking him with. It's gotten to the point where Avory has tried to get into it, it's gotten to the point where dad has turned against mom and I. It's gotten to the point that I don't even see my dad as my dad anymore, all I know is that Ethan, Serena, and Avory need me to fix this before any damage is done and I'm sure as hell going to try.

My Dearest Charlie, You were my first love. I loved you before I fell in love with reading. I loved you before I fell in love with New York. I even loved you before you realized that you loved me back. You know those cheesy pictures that say things like, “you’re the peanut to my butter,” and “you’re the star to my burst?” Well Charlie, you are all of those things to me, plus more, and I just wanted you to know that you are perfect. In every way, you are perfect Charlie. That is why I am writing you these letters. I have known you since we were in third grade, yet there are so many things that you do not know about me. Charlie, our love can not go on like this. I am taking the risk, and I am diving down into the depths of my heart to tell you what I am truly feeling, because Charlie, I would go however deep I needed to, to uncover your heart and bring back our love. Your Loving Wife, Jo Josie and Charlie met when they were eight, and from that point on, they were inseparable. They knew everything about each other, and everyone else knew that some day they would get married. That day has come and gone, and now Jo and Charlie are old. When Charlie was in his early thirties, he suffered from a major accident, one that left Jo shaken and scared and one that has left Charlie in a coma. Forty years later, Jo unlocks secret notes and messages from Charlie to another woman before "The Crash." Jo, heartbroken and scared, recalls her last days with Charlie, and through letters, tells the love of her life her secret story, a story that she dares not tell anyone else. Through letters, Jo learns to cope with the fact that Charlie cheated on her, and through her letters, Jo tells Charlie just how much she truly loves him, even after all the years apart. But will these letters be enough to pull both Charlie and Jo through their pain and suffering? WiltingHope brings you a story of a love triangle older than history itself, and how one woman learns to cope with

Eighteen year old Sophia adores her one year old son Avory. She makes sure that he has everything before she begins to worry about herself. But the one thing that Avory doesn't have that Sophia can do nothing about is a father. Avory's father ditched the scene when Sophia told him she was pregnant at the young age of sixteen. She went through eight months of pregnancy and a tiresome labor without him and feels she doesn't need him. So, when she moves to L.A, she is suprised when she finds out he attends the college she enrolls in. Suddenly, he's back in the picture and Sophia doesn't know what to do for Avory. Kick him out and leave Avory fatherless or take back the scumbag that left her to raise their child alone?

"I'll always remember... I'll never forget. No matter what happens, no matter what we do, I'll always remember the first time I saw you." Liliana Evans was known as the “nice” girl, silent, awkward and untouchable. All prim and proper, she never made real friends nor known to be close to anyone other than her cousins Cassandra and Bethany. Her cool detachment, an armor to protect her extremely shy self from people, became the wall that prevented her from experiencing happiness and love. On the day of her graduation, Lily tragically died saving a young stranger’s life. But on a sudden twist of fate, she was given a second chance to relive her last twenty-five days of life. Would she be able to remove her lingering regrets? Or would she end up repeating the same mistakes? Would she be able to change anything at all? Her short adventure begins.

In the fall of 2010, sixteen teenagers suddenly vanished without a trace from a small suburban town in the Midwest. Each one was sixteen years old. There were no witnesses, no ransom notes, no clues whatsoever as to what happened to them. The community was devastated and the police were baffled until they all suddenly reappeared, sixteen weeks later with extraordinary new powers and no memory of where they had been or what was coming next. ** PLEASE NOTE - this is a rough draft of a future full length novel - it is ON HOLD right now

One million dollars. That’s the prize for this year’s annual prank war at Kainler High. When sixteen year old rebel Ariane Laker gets kicked out of her fifth school, she’s sent to a supposedly strict boarding school. Just as she arrives, the prank war starts – A game of caution, trust, and betrayal. Now all she needs to figure out is who to trust and who to stay away from. But that’s not always easy.