"Are you scared little one?" Cameron asked, I couldn't trust my nerves to speak a whole sentence without stuttering so I opted to keep quiet. He offered a friendly smile and the girl looked me in the eyes with an expression of unknown intent. I felt a hand travel up my side, I nervously looked down to see that it was Cameron. I could see it in his eyes that he itched for more. The strong man that held me smirked as I looked at each of them, confused and lost for words. Cameron was tall with light brown hair and brown eyes; his physique was fit but leaner that the other man, the one who was in charge. He had jet black hair and stood a few inches taller than his friend; his face was scruffy with stubble that probably hadn't been shaved for a few weeks. His eyes were steel blue, and the pierced into mine and looked passed all guards I had put up. That man was strong, inside and out. The girl was only slightly taller than me, but the resemblance stopped there. Her hair was a dark ginger with strands of blonde, her eyes were golden brown, and her body was perfectly curvy. I couldn't help but watch as she twists and sat with her beautiful curves folding over on themselves. Her breasts were large pillows that I wanted to sleep on, and her wide hips dramatically lead to a tightened stomach. Her body looked soft, and I wondered what her thick thighs would feel like under me. I shook my head, bringing myself back to reality. These were my kidnappers; they stole me away from school and were probably going to do terrible things to me with the sick way they looked at me all the time. "Are yo-you going to kill me?"

Knox Beckett is a child actor turned teen pop artist who wants nothing more than to have a life outside of fame. After years of begging for breaks and simply quitting, he's found mid overdose and taken to a hospital in order to save his life. Not wanting to cause a scandal, his parents and manager learn about Camp New Life, a camp dedicated to helping kids stay out of jail by allowing them to serve their time at camp rather than behind bars. He's reluctant at first but without any other real option, he decides to give it a chance where he meets Maddox Bright and Kayson Gray. Both boys seem to hate each other but have their eyes set on Knox for reasons he can't seem to fathom.

[BOOK FOUR] Leo Morelli has a reputation. He's a heartbreaker. It's chronic. Felix Finley had a reputation. A less fun one. He left it behind. He wants it to stay buried forever. Only when he joins the national volleyball team, old secrets get a little difficult to keep. Felix and Leo have met before. They have history. It's complicated. There's something brewing between them. There has been for a while. Tension. It's palpable. Unavoidable. However, neither of them do feelings. One thinks they're a waste of time, and the other thinks feelings ruin everything. The problem is, feelings don't care about what anyone wants. They happen anyway, and when they do, things get messy.

"You're broken, it's okay. We are too." Deimos can't handle normal. He's dealing with something that constantly makes an unbelievable anger rise in him. He needs help. So, an institution for underage boys aims to get him back on track and integrate him back into society by the time he turns 20. He meets others who fight their own battles - he realises how alone he feels, but also that he isn't the only one struggling. Will those other boys help him? Will he realise how loved he is?

Lucan Corvin is on the brink of homelessness, too poor to pay this months rent, last months, or the month before that. Unsure of where to go as his eviction looms closer and closer, he finds an ad online for a three bedroom two bath apartment. Large, lavish, gorgeous, with seemingly too low of a price. The owners were looking for a roommate, some generic spiel. Normally Lucan would have been apprehensive, but he was out of options and was ready to do whatever it took to not end up on the streets again.

Book 2 in the My Boys series - After the birth of their daughter, Acre, Atticus, and Joey learn they have more than just the troubles of raising a little girl on their hands. Old acquaintances start showing up, gangs are threatening wars, planning a wedding, and secrets are pulling them apart. The one thing keeping them from ending it all is the little girl they love more than life itself.

Roland has to get used to life without Kit. Kit has to learn how to adjust to his newfound freedom. All the either wants is to be back with the other but they are learning. Life outside of camp is expensive and stressful. Life inside of camp was filled with harsh words and rude people. Both of them have a way out but will they take it or will they stick it out for a year until they can be together in person again? Updates every Monday

Knox has spent years perfecting the art of not giving a damn. He has spent his whole life keeping people at arm's length, working late shifts, smoking through the exhaustion, and surviving each day with the numb detachment of someone who learned too young that caring only leads to pain. The art club he joins for extra credit is supposed to be just another chore. Instead, he founds a new obsession and four artist that, turns out, aren't as bad as he thought. Knox doesn't want redemption. He doesn't believe in healing arcs or clean endings. But as the weight of his past presses closer, and the present demands choices he can no longer postpone, he's forced to confront a question he has never allowed himself to ask: What happens when running is no longer enough?

BOOK 3 Must be read in order: Loving the Fighter, Fighting a New World, Fighting Family It's been four years since Callum left camp. It's been six years since Callum was arrested and had to leave his family. It's been seven years since Callum was a parental figure to his four younger siblings and he hadn't missed that feeling in all those years apart from them. Now after just moving into his first house with his partners, the last thing he expected to see was his two youngest siblings standing on his doorsteps. Callum now has to decide what he will do: face his trauma and reunite with the only family that still wants him or if he wants to send them packing to someone who would be better suited to take care of them.

(ORIGINAL VERSION: DISCONTINUED) (REWRITE: THE ACADEMY - posted on my account page) The Lavigne Academy for Boys is a fifty-year running school that has built quite the reputation. Mr. And Mrs. Cullen decided on their son's junior year that getting rid of him might be the best idea, and this was the perfect place to do so. Upon arriving at the school Emrys finds himself drawn in by the boys who attended. To his surprise he begins to quickly make friends. For a boy who has never really had any this was a shock. Still nothing could prepare him for two of the most popular boys in school. Qenan Fox has a bad reputation, but everybody loves him. He is the school's designated 'dealer'. His spunky, cocky, forward personality has Emrys on his knees. Atlas Lavigne is the son of the school's owner. Everyone in the school is intimidated by him. He mostly keeps to himself and has very few friends. Emrys isn't sure why Atlas has a soft spot for him, but he's captivated by it. To make it even harder on Emrys the two boys have past grudges against each other. This couldn't truly be that messy, could it?