"For you I'd bleed myself dry." Warnings for abuse and neglect, violence, foul language, and mental disorders. Please be aware of these themes and perhaps more. Stay safe and enjoy!

WARNING: **This story may act as a trigger for some bad habits so be careful, I don't want anyone hurting themselves** GirlxGirl & very minor BoyxBoy Alexandria Anders has always had a bad life. She has been abused mentally and physically too many times to count. What happens when she finally meets a girl that could be her savior? Or will she let herself live long enough to find out?

Kaye, is what some people would call, a player. To her, all she was doing was giving cheerleaders a piece of the humble pie they all needed. Everywhere she goes, there's a trail of emotionally unstable cheerleaders, all thanks to her irresistible charms and her mission to break every single cheerleader she encountered. When she moved from London to the sunny California, where more prospects were bound to arise, she saw it as a test, to do more damage to cheerleaders than she has ever done before, to make them feel just even inkling of what she had to go through. Little did she know, her mission would come to a halt, for an even bigger mission she could not ignore. A mission she would have never seen herself doing, or even thinking about, until she met 'her'. Ashley, despite being popular, rich and the head of the state champions cheer-leading team 'cherries', is probably the most humble and level headed person you will ever meet in San Antonio high school. But someone has started to get under her skin, and she finds herself doing and saying things she might have never done if they hadn't met in the first place. Follow Kaye and Ashley in their journey of finding hate for each other. However, there is a fine line between love and hate, so who's to say it's a journey of hate, and not love.

Rylee Gisslen is a girl that others crave to be around. she's confident, charasmatic, and cocky. She knows exactly what she does to those around her while choosing to ignore their emotional attachment to her. Autumn Miller, on the otherhand, is a quite girl who isnt sure of what she wants. She's driven and loving, always thinking of those around her. However, when they meet on the soccer field... Their worlds sprial out of control. It not only tests who they are as individuals but also it test how they treat those around them. With two totally different lives, can they look past their differences? 06/20/2019 - Please note, that I have decided to add a few more chapters to the end of this story. A sequel is being written as well.

Antonina Black, or just Nina, is a wise-mouthed but wounded girl. After leaving her homeland Russia, she is sent to live with her aunt in America. Nina tries to adjust to a new life with her homophobic cousins and the American high school. But then things begins to take an unexpected turn when an enigmatic girl shows up. Allecra Knight, an angelic blonde mystery seems to bring Nina's day both the sunshines and dark storms. There is a spark of something ineffable between them, but it comes with an underlying cost. Allecra Knight has a secret and a big one at that. Everything about her fascinates Nina and at the same time terrifies her. Thrown into the wonders of a world she has never imagined exists, Nina meets one of her life's biggest dilemmas. Will she prefer a normal peaceful existence or find the courage to explore the unknown? [NOW AVAILABLE on Amazon in both kindle and paperback version. Link in the bio!]

*Winner of Best Male Character in the #GrandLGBT Awards 2016* Nolan is adamant; unwilling to accept his sexuality. But after being forced into a crazy plan that was supposed to help him ascertain and accept himself, common sense is shoved into the back seat and emotions take control, leading to a mess of insincerity and more uncertainty in a relationship built on 'Just One Kiss'. Just One Kiss is a story of love, denial and betrayal. Formerly called (Love's Harsh Pick) #32 in Humor (11/20/2015) Copyright © 2015 All Rights Reserved. Cover design by: lawrencejoel

"So you're blind?" "Yes" "Well just so you know, I'm hot." Hunter has been blind since he was two and has been home schooled all his life. He has grown into a very optimistic blind 17-year-old boy and hates violence for a very good reason. It's his final school year and he wants to go to the school his twin sister Heather is at. Heather is a popular girl in school and no one knows she has a blind twin brother. Vincent is the most popular jock and also the most violent, aggressive, impulsive and hot-tempered guy in high school. He is known as the 'angry young man' by most teachers and feared by all students. He has a soft spot for defenseless kids who are constantly bullied for being gay or weak. He gets into violent fights every week with Brian who is a homophobic bully and the principal is on the verge of expelling him. Join Hunter and Vincent as they get through their final year with the help of new friends, anger management and each other. A story filled with friendship, love and a helping hand.

[Love Square Spin-Off] Openly gay Collie Archer has it rough. With few friends, homophobic parents, and a twin brother dating the guy he’s infatuated with, he’s going through a lot in his life. But Collie has been secretly talking to college boy, and slight dork, Misha Redner for a few weeks, finding himself becoming increasingly happier. As the relationship between the two begins to intensify, homophobic bullies and Collie’s parents threaten to tear the two boys apart and ruin Collie’s life and newfound happiness.

Needing a favour and an easy way to pass his Physics class, closeted gay Zach Hamilton seeks Jace, the smart ass band geek who has snarky comebacks to everything. Becoming smitten with the tall, skinny, cheeky nerd was pretty easy, but difficulties arise when his clique and his brother toughen down on him, and his best friend, Flynn, holds a secret that can't be forgotten easily. -- -- -- Disclaimer: boy x boy, quite a lot of swearing and... This is a PG-13 book, so you know the rules.

Logan Morris hates singing. In fact, he's not a huge fan of music itself. So how did he find himself singing the bass line in the school jazz choir, Fortuity? Because he's determined to experience first hand what happens at band camp. Unfortunately for Logan though, what happens at band camp doesn't stay at band camp.