It was truly a god forsaken dare. If anyone asked Knox why he started this entire new identity to mess with the biggest thorn in his ass, his captain, Victor Wallace, he would tell anyone that it had been a sick dare from his roommate. It had been simple and stupid. Create a female profile, befriend the unsuspecting idiot then catfish Wallace for a sick laugh. It was supposed to be a one-time thing, get Wallace vulnerable, in love with his female version, then expose him and break his cold little heart. In summary, mercilessly ruin his life, but Knox didn't expect his childish plan to backfire and ruin everything he knew about himself and Victor Wallace too. He was about to find out to always let sleeping dogs lie. There's always a price to pay for deceit. Will Knox be able to afford it? Read And Find out!

Colby hated one guy and one guy only. This guy stole his chance to become captain of the football team, mocks him in front of the team and -the cherry on top- slept with Colby's girlfriend. This guy was Ezra Dickinson. Colby swore that if he ever got the chance to get revenge on the guy he'd do it. So why did he get sent an anonymous photo of him making out with Ezra at a party? He decides to confront Ezra about the photo but his confrontation gets heated. Although, not in the way Colby was expecting. **Now publisher on Amazon and kindle under the same title and name!!** Cover by M_Rainberry

The flight from Florence was delayed forty minutes. To Naomi Adler it felt like a sign. Not a bad sign. Just a sign that the universe had a sense of humor, it was toying with her; after two and a half years of planning this exact moment, it was going to make her sit in a plastic airport chair and sit on her own nerves for a little longer. She pulled her knees to her chest and watched as the departure board flickered, it was haunting her-truly. Florence to Miami. Delayed. 9:45 PM. "Okay," she whispered to herself, maybe a bit too loud judging by the few people who turned their heads. "Okay. You can do this." She was saying that a lot lately. The thing about growing up with Kaiden Mercer was that it had never felt like a choice. It felt like... she didn't know how to describe it; other than something that just was, fundamental and constant, like the kind of thing that you only noticed when it's already gone.