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For Mona's upcoming sixteenth birthday, there's only one thing she really wants: to get it over with. But with her family coming to visit her and her older sister for winter break, all she can do is listen to their suggestions and hope time passes quickly. The only problem is time seems to be at a complete standstill since Mona won't be celebrating her birthday with her twin brother for the first time in her life. The next best thing? Deflect the conversations and hope for the best. Mona's been doing exactly that for the last few months. What're a couple more weeks until her birthday passes? But when she meets Nathan and Clara, she finds that a couple of weeks of deflecting conversations and hoping for the best isn't going to cut it. Not with them, and not with herself either.

___________ "You're Jumoke, right? The new girl?" How did he know? "Yes? What happened? Who's looking for me?" "I just asked a question. No harms. Take a chill pill, girl. Anyways, welcome to our school. Get used to me too because you'll always see this cute face every day." That said, he strolled off. _________ Jumoke Adeola is transferred to Crystal High School to meet an annoying but drop-dead gorgeous Jerome Jordan, whose ego is bigger than the world. What's high school without crush(es), annoying teachers, scary principal, lot of notes, and annoying schoolmates? **Filled with a lot of relatable high school dramas** [Completed✔] [Editing]

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Selah Montgomery, an artist grieving the loss of her wife, Grace, moves to the quiet coastal town of Blue Haven, hoping the ocean's serenity will bring her peace. Struggling with overwhelming grief, she's stopped painting and shut herself off from the world, desperate for a way to heal. In Blue Haven, Selah meets Naomi, a warm and adventurous marine biologist who slowly draws her out of isolation. Their friendship deepens as Naomi helps Selah reconnect with her passion for art and find a path forward. Over time, the bond between them blossoms into a tender, unexpected romance, offering Selah a chance at love and life again. A Brush of Blue is a Contemporary Romance/ Women's Fiction/ LGBTQ Fiction Novel. Rankings #1 artblock (02/14/2025) #1 loveafterloss (02/14/2025) #4 bipoc (02/15/2025) #4 blacklesbian (02/15/2025) #2 womanxwoman (02/17/2025) #25 Black woman (02/19/2025) #57 sapphic (02/18/2025) #82 artist (02/15/2025) #88 beach (02/15/2025) #120 lesbianfiction (02/18/2025) #149 queer (02/18/2025) #330 lesbianromance (02/15/2025) #370 mentalhealth (02/15/2025)

The Many Dates of Indigo is now published as a Paperback, and E-book with W by Wattpad Books! As a Wattpad reader, you can access both the Wattpad Original Edition and Wattpad Books Published Edition here upon purchase. Thank you so much for your support! ***** As Indigo Clark nears her 30th birthday, new male suitors vie for her attention. The trick is to pick the right one... ***** Indigo Clark, a successful businesswoman approaching her 30th birthday can't seem to shake the questions, "Where's your ring?", "When will you get married?", "Are you going to have children?" Tired of the nosiness and the pressure, Indigo sets out to experiment in her dating life. What an adventure she's in for! You have Tate, her gorgeous and loyal best friend, who she has a past with...but they don't talk about it. Then there's Nathan. He seems perfect on paper but is hiding a serious part of his life from her. Owen is a dashing gentleman until he isn't. And Diego, oh Diego, he's a hotshot lawyer used to getting what he wants but Indigo also knows what she wants and isn't going to let him off the hook easily. She is fierce and smart, and yes, it's raining men but Indigo isn't afraid to hold an umbrella... [Highest Ranking: #8 in ChickLit] (Featured) [ Winner of the Genre Awards for ChickLit *First Book* ] [[word count: 90,000-100,000 words]] Cover designed by Eva I (@evadrawssometimes)

A young, plus-size, African-American teen strives to live her life. Join her on her journey as she attends college and faces some of the most complex situations.

When Kaya Perry graduates college, the last place she wants to go back is Layton, the town that she left behind. She left that place with bad memories and no friends, so there is no way she's looking to go back. So it's really a bummer when the job that she wants is right there in that little town. It's also a bummer when her high school crush is still there as well. Maybe it's possible to find happiness in a place where she never found any. Now completed on Radish Fiction!

Lotanna wanted to be in love, always fantasizing about a happy marriage and a house full of kids. She never expected to turn pregnant when she met 'the one,' and she certainly never expected 'the one' to be engaged to someone else. Desperate to leave her shattered life, and despite her mother's warnings, she packs up her broken heart and moves to the motherland of Nigeria. But once there, Lotanna faces immense obstacles in a country where women are seen as objects, and she soon realizes she may have gone from the frying pan into the fire with some sauce added to it. Her name is Lotanna Lewis. She is a dreamer and a fighter. Word Count - [62,055]