"maybe i fucking hate you because you said you loved me back when you didn’t" ➴ lower case intended © troubhle 2014

It felt like a normal valentines day for Elle. Making her way into school, she watched as the eleventh grade player of a boyfriend handed his new girl a present while she dived into his arms. Sappy she thought. While walking to her grey locker, she couldn't help but wonder about all the things she and Zac would've been doing if they were still together. The thought of how he left her broke her heart all over again. It had been a year and she still couldn't wipe the image of his dirty blonde hair being brushed from his eyes by her soft hands. The way the cute couple walked hand-in-hand to every class. She shakes the thought off in disgust. As she opens her locker, a pink note falls from the opening. Furrowing her eyebrows, she picks the little letter up from the dirty school tiles. Her name, followed by a heart stood upon the front.

Everyone dies, someday and somehow. Sixteen year old Allie is dying of cancer. More than anything, she wants to be a normal teenager. But pretending is exhausting and the lies pile up. With a chance at first love and true friends, Allie must choose between maintaining the pretence or risking everything with the truth. Can Allie open her heart and embrace love? If you liked 'The Fault in Our Stars' by John Green or 'A Walk to Remember' by Nicholas Sparks, you'll love Awakening to Life.

A collection of notes, a public library, two teenagers, and zero spoken communication.

If there’s anything that Natalie Hagen has learned in her fifteen years of existence, it’s that ghosts make better friends than the living ever could. But not all ghosts are as friendly as they seem. [on temporary hold]

Title says it all, lovelies. Includes chapters on how to make a believable story, how not to make me laugh at your dialogue, and how slut-shaming will be answered with screams of injustice.

Cody has just lost the love of his life, Peyton. He' s losing his mind without her, just like how she lost hers.

Eleri Walker has never met the infamous school bad boy, Zacharias Hunt. That’s until she walks into the middle of a vicious fight between the devil himself and a rivalling family. Upon finding herself in an uncompromising position, Eleri is drawn unfathomably close to the misunderstood “uncaring feral” that her three brothers and father are so wary of. But when it seems that Zacharias has a habit for pushing people away, her curiosity gets the better of her, as with every push he gives, she takes a prompt step closer. After all, Eleri has always been venturesome at heart, and by joining him in his riotous ways, she hopes that reading his story will come on a side platter. However, as with most of her plans, there’s one big flaw. Not everyone’s life is laid out in black and white, and she of all people should know that this time everything is really just a case of how well the both of them can read between the lines. PLEASE NOTE: This story has been discontinued due to writer's block. Feel free to enjoy the chapters that are posted online or read my other book, The Player Game, which is completed.