Toni and Olivia have been bestfriends since kindergarten, both lived different lives, Toni was a spoiled rich brat who got whatever she wanted while Olivia was the shy smart girl from a middle class family. How did they become best friends was a mystery to their families, but the one thing they knew is that nothing could separate the two girls. Or was there something? Perhaps someone? Read and find out.

Jazmin and Xochitl were inseparable in middle school, their bond seemingly unbreakable. But eighth grade brought a whirlwind of drama that shattered their friendship, leaving them as bitter enemies. Now, as seniors on the brink of graduation, they are thrust together by a series of unexpected events. As old wounds are reopened and long-buried secrets come to light, they must confront the past and navigate their tumultuous history. In the process, they begin to rediscover the connection they once had, one that goes beyond friendship. As they grow closer and their relationship deepens into something more, Xochitl embarks on a journey of self-discovery, grappling with her identity and what she truly wants.

Emma Clarke and Ellie Tomlinson fell in love their first year at a strict, all-girls Catholic college. But life and fear tore them apart. Four years later, fate brings them back together. Older, wiser, and carrying the scars of their past. Can they find their way back to each other, or will the past keep them apart again?

Follow Emery and Gracen on their rollercoaster of love after high school. Gracen is given a big opportunity, but is it worth it if it means life without Emery? Will they be able to overcome their fears to fight for what they really want? Or will they forever say goodbye to each other. Read and find out. Sequel to Unraveling Who We Are

[Warning: contains homophobia and abuse. Read at your own discretion.] Basketball, that's all Kate cares about. Well, that and trying her best to stay inside the closet, at least in front of her parents. If only it had worked for a few more years... An argument and accidental coming out later, her parents had dropped her off at an orphanage. Now here she was, 16, alone with a bunch of kids and no basketball. Of course, the last one is her biggest concern. Her salvation: a wealthy family wanting to adopt her. A new school with a girls' basketball team. The only downside? Her new stepsister, who seems to hate her guts. [Updated Bi-Weekly]

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Book two of Be My Girlfriend

Alexandra Williams: The textbook popular jock who is too loud in the hallways and too attractive for her own good. Classmates love her, parents adore her, and even babies can't seem to resist her charm. She's got the grades, the game, and a grin that can get her out of anything. With that hand of cards, there's no need to say that some of it has gone to her head. Kristen Adams: The new girl. Fresh out of LA and dropped into the heart of Minnesota, hoping to outrun the past she left behind. Shy in the new environment, she was scared she would never fit in. But little did she know, she had caught the attention of everyone. Thrown together by their sports, they collide like two masses pulled into orbit. They spin closer, faster, until it feels inevitable. Until gravity turns violent and they explode. Forcing both of them to learn that the hardest part isn't the fall, but learning how to land. Content Warning: Domestic Abuse Though depictions of abuse within this book are minimal, they are present and may be distressing to some readers. Please take its presence into consideration before reading.

Sometimes we're not even fully aware of how similar hate and love really are. How closely they sit together, how thin the line is between them. One wrong word, one wrong choice, one moment of fear or anger, and you cross it without even realizing you've done so. That's how it had alwags been with Casey Miller and Olivia Lordan. They didn't hate each other for no reason. There were reasons, plenty of them, actually. Old wounds that never healed right, memories that calcified instead of fading, words spoken too young and carried for too long. But were those reasons valid enough? That was the question no one ever asked out loud. Because validity is subjective. Pain doesn't measure itself against intent. Trauma doesn't care how old you were, or what you meant to do. It just exists, heavy and unrelenting, shaping you whether you want it to or not. Everyone has flaws. Everyone has demons they fight in private. Some people turn inward and rot quietly. Some people explode. Some people run. Some people stay and harden. None of it is clean, and none of it is fair. And maybe that was the cruelest part for them. Not the hate. Not the anger. Not even the silence. But the fact that, once upon a time, it had been love, or something dangerously close to it, and that was what made everything else hurt so much more.

• Lennox and Jayme are best friends. They have known each other since middle school and have grown with each other since. They know every embarrassing, funny, and important thing about the other. • They don't keep secrets... except that's a lie. They both keep secrets, multiple at that. • Like every secret, they are bound to spill, but what will happen as these two reveal some of theirs? Will it bring them closer together or drive them farther apart?