16 year old,Grayson and Jaxson 2 troublesome twins. Grayson is the older twin, the more calmer one but not by much. Jaxson the younger twin, the more hot headed one. They both are labeled as heartbreakers and locally the popular boys. They live in a small town called golden fields in North Carolina, the state know for its natural beauty. Life was getting boring. But that's until a family shows up. A mom, a dad, and 9 children. 5 boys,4 girls. They are hiding something, but the biggest thing is that Grayson and Jaxson look just like all of them..almost like they..were family? What happened's when they all find out Jax and grey are their baby boys they thought died years ago?

In the small, hockey-obsessed town of Rivermount, Ontario, two high school seniors couldn't be more different-or more at odds. Jace Calder is the star of the Rivermount Wolves, a brash ice hockey player with a slapshot that could wake the dead and a dream of escaping his working-class roots. Ezra Tate, once a player himself until a devastating injury stole his future, now watches from the sidelines, armed with a sharp tongue and a blog that dissects every game with brutal precision. To Jace, Ezra's a pretentious know-it-all who's never laced up a skate; to Ezra, Jace is an arrogant jock coasting on talent without substance. Their rivalry is the stuff of school legend-snide comments in the halls, shouting matches at the rink, a feud that's burned since freshman year. But when an English project forces them together, the ice between them starts to crack. Late-night library sessions and grudging teamwork reveal glimpses beneath their armor-Jace's quiet drive, Ezra's buried longing-and their barbs turn to banter, their glares to something dangerously close to understanding As the hockey season heats up, so does their tension, a slow burn of stolen glances and charged silences that neither can ignore. When a shared night on the ice unearths Ezra's past and Jace's vulnerabilities, the line between hate and something more blurs, threatening to upend everything they thought they knew about each other. Yet love doesn't come easy in o their fears-of failure, of loss, of each other. With a supporting cast of loyal teammates, a witty best friend, and a side romance between two sophomores adding warmth to the cold, Ice and Ink is a journey of rivalry, redemption, and romance. In a town where hockey is king, Jace and Ezra must decide if they're enemies, allies-or something worth risking it all for.

Zander Silva- A famous Hockey player, also the guy every girl wants. He has the looks, soft, dirty blonde hair, sharp jawline, 6'3, everything. Yet, there's something no one knows about him... Andy Matthew- A boy that drowns himself with sleep. You could call him cute, pretty or adorable. He has rosy chubby cheeks, wears glasses, and amazingly soft, curly hair. Though, no one likes him. That's when Andy's friend, Ezra, drags him to a hockey game. What will happen when the two meet? Will Zander consider him just a fan and forget him or will Andy stay on his mind? #👑33 - Good boy #👑145-Adorable #👑6-Softboy !!!!UNEDITED!!!!

Christian Garcia, a struggling international student and seasonal hire at Nova Arena, discovers he's inherited a unique healing gift from his grandmother. Desperate to keep his job, Christian offers his therapeutic touch to Zane Wilder, a hockey star with a recent knee injury. As Christian helps Zane heal, physically and emotionally, their unlikely connection deepens. Together, they confront personal challenges and growing feelings, all while Zane fights to reclaim his glory and chase the coveted Dominion Cup.

Mason, a guilt-ridden high school athlete, must confront his internalized homophobia and toxic relationship with Iago, in order to find redemption and healing after a tragedy. (Can be read as a stand alone) -- Mason Cardova is drowning. A year ago, he was the golden boy of Mosley High-talented, popular, untouchable. Now, he's nothing. The whole town knows what he did. They know how he bullied Ontario Hackman, how he pushed him to the edge and watched him fall. They know his name was on Ontario's suicide note. They whisper it in the hallways. They carve it into bathroom stalls. They throw it at him like a knife every time they pass him in the halls. Killer. Monster. Waste of space. His friends abandoned him. His father beats him bloody. His mother doesn't care. And Mason? Mason isn't sure how much longer he can survive in the wreckage of his own making. Then there's Iago Rivera. Older, jaded, and thoroughly unimpressed with Mason's bullcrap, Iago is everything Mason isn't-strong, disciplined, untouchable. He doesn't drink, doesn't spiral, doesn't tolerate Mason's reckless self-destruction. He's made a life for himself, one that doesn't include babysitting a self-loathing high school burnout with a death wish. But Mason keeps coming back. He doesn't know why. Maybe it's the way Iago looks at him-not with pity, not with judgment, just sharp, cold indifference. Maybe it's the way Iago sees through him, sees the wounds Mason hides under bruises and bravado. Maybe it's because, for the first time in his life, someone refuses to let him get away with running from himself. Their relationship is toxic, messy, and doomed from the start. A slow-burn collision between a boy who doesn't know how to be saved and a man who stopped trying to save people a long time ago. But when Mason loses the last person tethering him to this world, he finds himself on Iago's doorstep-broken, bleeding, and out of places to run. And Iago makes the mistake of letting him in.

Preview of chapters, the complete chapters and story in my Patreon page, link in my bio! Diarmid brothers' world crashes down causing their life including everything to change because of an accident. 17 years old Dan has deep (social) anxiety because of an accident in the past and only his 15 years old brother Aldo has been able to get close to him, but when they have to move from their home, Dan is forced to get used to other people, including Aldo's best friend's brother who doesn't make things easy. Quite the opposite, but nothing bad will last forever.

Jonah Moshe knew working over Christmas break would be awful, especially at Happy's 24/7 Pharmacy, where he'd get to start his day in a dimly lit convenience store that smelled like cat food and cigarettes, listening to his co worker blab on for six hours straight. But then Nicky Haddad comes in. And he comes again. And again. And again. And suddenly, working the morning shift doesn't seem all that bad. (Double POV story)

Kian is the new boy to school. He seems very shy and no one knows anything about him. Kian hopes to get through his final year in peace but little does he know peace isn't a option in high school. Orion and Jace are the schools pride and joy they are at the top of their classes and have lead the schools hockey team to nationals for three consecutive years. These two best friends bump into the new boy the first day of grade 12. Will everything work out for the three boys or will all hell break lose? *I wrote this when I was young and didn't understand a lot of things and I know people have enjoyed this but I will not rewrite or edit this and I will not make any other books with ddlb or anything similar because it is often times sexualized and can cause the understanding that predatory behaviour is ok.*