Serena Vale didn't mean to become the other woman. She didn't even know she was. What was meant to be something casual shatters the moment Serena learns the truth -she was never Sam's to begin with. Worse? Sam's girlfriend is Serena's co-worker, Ari Fray...who now hates her. Ari sees Serena as the reason her relationship fell apart...and Serena can't blame her. Yet somewhere between the anger and hatred, something shifts. And when lines start to blur and something more between the two women starts to build, Serena and Ari are forced to face a truth neither of them wants to admit: The one person they should never fall for might be the only one who truly understands them.

[GxG] Avery Carlisle is a spoiled rich college girl. She always gets what she wants and desires in her life. She flashes her smile to the world, but deep down, Avery tastes melancholy and loneliness in her life. Avery is broken due to her dysfunctional family, but under certain circumstances she meets an unexpected person who gives her a hard time, and yet changes her life to the best by a rollercoaster of events.

Two teenage girls become best friends in high school. One goes off to college, while the other is in high school. Sage, the college girl, gets a school transfer her sophomore year into the same college as freshman Ivory, her high school best friend. The two decide to room together off campus. Due to a manipulative classmate, they lose both their high school boyfriends. Though Sage is older, it is Ivory's job to be her rock, even though she is hurting too. Ivory's past comes back into play, causing Sage to shut her out. Ivory is on the edge, will Sage get back to her in time to save her? How will she save her? Maybe she will return Ivory's hidden love before it's too late... before her hidden love dies... maybe... WARNING: THIS IS A GIRLxGIRL STORY. THERE ARE POSSIBLE TRIGGERS LIKE SUICIDE AND DEPRESSION. ALSO MAJOR GIRLY FLUFFY STUFF. FAIR WARNING.

Riley is the eldest daughter of the alpha and luna of her pack, she was expected to follow in her dad's footsteps but she still haven't met her mate or maybe never because she's gay. There's never been a same sex mate in the history of their pack. Dani, is an elemental bender, who kept a secret of her ability to control all kinds of elements. As far as her family is concerned, she can only bend water, weak at it but a very good healer. She doesn't want to be treated differently by her family but because of her sexual preference she was bullied by her cousins that made her stay as far away from them as possible. But a meeting took place that both required their presence. What will happen if these two who both hated their destiny and obligation crossed path? Will Riley finally found a mate? Will Dani finally revealed her true self?

《UNDER A MAJOR EDITING》 Sophia Miami lives loving herself as a bisexual, but never found herself in relationship. She forgotten everything about her past ever since she woke up in the hospital and learning she had amnesia when she was in a young age. She has move on and look forward only to her future, but she found herself being curious about her old self when a best friend's sister had put herself in the story. Would Sophia curiosity bring an unexpected feelings towards the girl who now tries to tell her about her past or would it bring such tragedy which bring memories that was suppose to be forgotten? She tries to reason herself not to fall into the game, but each touch that the other girl gives to her, made her feel needed and wanted. She couldn't possible be falling in love to the girl who once touch her soul, wouldn't she? She sobs as her eyes continue to shred tears. "I need you to remember who I am. Who you are!" She said to me. "Please," She begged. "I love you." As I heard those three words, my mind continue to hit me with a painful headache. "It's gonna be okay, it's going to be okay. I love you." Truth or Dare? I choose Truth. ||Lesbian Story|| ||Second book|| (Already publish [Ongoing])

Bree doesn't do love anymore. Not since the accident. Not since the life she built was taken from her in the quiet blink of a moment. Now she keeps things simple. Drinks too much. Sleeps with women who don't ask questions. Keeps her heart buried somewhere between a barstool and the back porch. Then Harper comes back. The girl from summers past. The one who knew her before the world got sharp. Bree tells herself it's nothing. Just a ghost of a friendship. A familiar face passing through. But something's shifting. And the more she tries to ignore it... the more it demands to be seen. Some wounds don't scar over. Some hearts don't stay buried.

A w|w high school romance story of a foreign exchange student. This is book 1/2 of this series! Over 3,000 miles away from home is where Francesca or Chesca Bertucci ends up after making a mistake. The mistake was getting caught with a girl in a town that believes being gay is wrong. So Francesca's mother sends her 3,000 miles away from her home town of Positano, Italy to the city of Portland, Maine so that she can 'fix' herself away from the girl who 'tainted' her. Doomed to stay a year in the US, Francesca plans on keeping to herself and playing soccer until she turns 18 and can return home to Italy without being under her mother's control. But something gets in her way. Or should I say, someone? Her new teammate, Jamie Hartt. A girl that Francesca falls in love with despite being raised to believe that loving a girl is wrong. There's just one problem. Francesca's exchange year isn't going to last forever. Eventually she has to go home to Italy, but maybe Italy doesn't feel like home anymore. Maybe someone else as changed her mind about what 'home' is.

Katie was kidnapped and sold at 16. She was rescued at 17 after over a year of abuse that involved her and a group of other girls being used and kept strung out on drugs by their captors. It took almost four years for her to recover both physically and mentally, but now Katie is ready to venture out and reenter the world. But she has a secret. When all of the girls were rescued, the group that did so made sure to hunt down and eliminate everyone that had sold them to the human traffickers. Everyone gave the names of those they knew to the vigilantes that took care of them, but not Katie. She just told everyone that she didn't know who had done it. But in reality, she knew very well who had ruined her life, and she was going to go pay that bitch a visit. Trigger Warning - Past mentions of SA and murder Note: This book is a spin off of the Dreams I'll Never See books (Including Flirtin' with Disaster), as well as from Whiskey and Rye. Yep, we're merging some books!

Out the window, I see her - Hayden Musk, striding across the quad like she owns it. Her rugby bag slung over her shoulder, hair tied up in a way that looks messy but perfect. She laughs at something her friend says, tipping her head back so the sun hits her cheekbones. For a second, my heartbeat trips over itself. Hayden's the kind of person who makes you wish you were brave. I've only ever spoken to her once - last year in the library, when she asked if the seat next to me was free. I remember how she smiled, how she smelled like grass and shampoo. I remember I couldn't speak properly for hours afterwards. Lucy follows my gaze, raises an eyebrow. "You know her?" I drop my eyes fast. "No. Not really." "Right." Lucy flips her hair over her shoulder. "She's trouble anyway." I almost laugh. I don't think Hayden Musk could be trouble for me if she tried. I'm invisible. And maybe that's safer. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Part of me is always searching - the next game, the next girl, the next spark that might stick. Then I see her. Felicity Marianne - all soft edges and hidden eyes, hugging her books like they're the only thing keeping her upright. She's too pretty for this place. She looks like a secret you'd promise to keep forever. Alex elbows me mid-sentence. "Hey, Musk - you listening?" I grin, unapologetic. "Sorry. Distracted." "By who?" She follows my gaze, laughs under her breath. "Marianne? She's a ghost, mate." "Maybe I like ghosts," I say. It's a joke but it isn't. I've been surrounded by loud, bright people my whole life. Maybe I want quiet for once. Something soft. Something real. Alex makes a face. "She's way out of your league." I raise an eyebrow. "Think so?" She laughs. "I know so. Come on, Captain. First period. Let's go pretend we care."

Mariah Jade Grey is 21 years old, freshly graduated, and trying to figure out what comes next. She's stylish, sarcastic, and guarded- always has been. After losing more than she ever talks about, she's learned not to get too close. Love doesn't stay. People don't stay. So she keeps herself safe: with ambition, independence, and the quiet ache of something missing. Kyra Reyes is 30 years old, the kind of woman with a camera in one hand and someone new on her arm- easy, unattached, free. Nothing ever sticks: not the girls she leaves tangled in her sheets, not the art that never quite feels finished, not the whispers about her being a player. But when it comes to Mariah, everything sticks. Every glance. Every laugh. Every moment that isn't supposed to mean anything, but somehow means everything. As their best friends build new lives and the city around them quiets down, Mariah and Kyra find themselves circling each other, drawn together by late nights, unspoken truths, and the weight of everything they won't say out loud. It's there in the way Kyra looks at her. It's there in the way Mariah never quite lets her go. And when the silence finally breaks, it changes everything. What they have isn't just friendship. But it isn't love. Not yet. Maybe not ever. Almost. But is almost ever enough?