When Rebeccas mom passed away from cancer, she finds herself 4 months later moving to a new town with her dad. As she deals with starting a new school and bumping into the very attractive Lexie Foster, how will their new "friendship" play out? However, this isn't all Rebecca has to deal with. Due to her mother's death, her father has started drinking a little bit more than usual. How will Rebecca cope with his mood swings and what will happen when things start to get a lot worst behind closed doors? Will she trust in her new found love interest or hide it from everyone? =================== Started: June 2020 Finished: January 2021 =================== Best Rankings: #1 in newgirl on 12/03/21 #1 in suffering on 29/01/21 #1 in rebecca on 10/02/21 #2 in gxg on 31/11/20 #2 in moodswings on 18/04/21 #2 in gayromance on 29/04/21 #3 in gay on 07/02/21 #6 in newschool on 28/04/21 #7 in abuse on 29/11/21 #15 in lesbianromance on 14/05/21 #17 in girlxgirl on 09/02/21 #24 in trust on 14/02/21 #24 in nightmares on 28/04/21 #25 in wlw on 12/09/21 #28 in couple on 04/03/21 #34 in gay fiction on 09/04/21 #38 in teen romance on 26/04/22 #58 in lesbian on 15/05/21 #59 in lgbt on 18/02/21 Book Cover made by: @1-800-get-yeeted

Hazel Miller is a senior at Blue Ridge high school, she is a stuck-up rich kid that has everything anyone could ever want. Shes the caption of the cheer team and all the guys want to be with her and all the girls want to be her. Alexander(Alex) Young is also a senior at Blue Ridge High School but other than that her and Hazel are almost the complete opposite. She comes from a poor family but she makes the most out of it. Everyone loves Alex because she is friendly to almost everyone and on top of that she is the basketball captain and has carried the team to state 3 years in a row. Hazel hates Alex and can't stand to be around her and she makes it very clear anytime Alex is around. Alex, on the other hand, gets a kick out of this hatred, she constantly does things to make Hazel mad which makes Hazel hate her more. All they want to do is leave this town and never see each other again but they still have their senior year and a lot can happen in one year.

A w|w high school romance story of a foreign exchange student. This is book 1/2 of this series! Over 3,000 miles away from home is where Francesca or Chesca Bertucci ends up after making a mistake. The mistake was getting caught with a girl in a town that believes being gay is wrong. So Francesca's mother sends her 3,000 miles away from her home town of Positano, Italy to the city of Portland, Maine so that she can 'fix' herself away from the girl who 'tainted' her. Doomed to stay a year in the US, Francesca plans on keeping to herself and playing soccer until she turns 18 and can return home to Italy without being under her mother's control. But something gets in her way. Or should I say, someone? Her new teammate, Jamie Hartt. A girl that Francesca falls in love with despite being raised to believe that loving a girl is wrong. There's just one problem. Francesca's exchange year isn't going to last forever. Eventually she has to go home to Italy, but maybe Italy doesn't feel like home anymore. Maybe someone else as changed her mind about what 'home' is.

A w|w high school romance story of a foreign exchange student. This is book 2/2 of the "Away From Home" series! Could you imagine being sent 3,000 miles away from home and finding the love of your life? Well that's what happened to Francesca Bertucci when her parents sent her away for being gay. She met Jamie Hartt, a girl who taught her to accept herself and how to love. All good things come to an end though right? When Francesca's parents find out about her new girlfriend, Chesca is ripped away from America and back to Italy. With her phone taken away and her parents planning to send her away once again, Chesca has no way to contact Jamie. All she can do is hope at when she turns 18 in three months that she can somehow find her way back to the love of her life.

Ever wonder what school life could be like if you weren't the norm. Rebecca Wilson has two identities; school she is a book worm nerd - outside she is what all guys would consider attractive. With her two identities, she keeps her personal life away from her school life so she doesn't have to put up with the harassment she endures during school.

A w|w high school sports romance. Angelica Hughes is the assistant captain and the goalie of her high school's hockey team. Ever since she first earned her spot on the extremely exclusive Rensselaer Academy team, she knew that she couldn't have any distractions that could cause her to mess up this opportunity. That means no drinking, no slacking off in school, and absolutely no dating. That is until her senior year of high school when the senior class comes up with a genius idea for a class fundraiser. Anonymous letters. For just $1 per letter, you can anonymously write something to anyone you want and they can choose to respond back to you. Once valentines day rolls around, the secret admirers will be revealed to the person they wrote letters to. But what happens when Angelica receives one of these letters and despite all of her rules, she just has to know who her secret admirer is? What happens when she begins to catch feelings for someone who she doesn't even know anything about besides the words that they write on paper? Trying to figure out who wrote her the letters, she becomes torn between several people until finally she finds out who her secret admirer is and her whole world comes crashing down.

Scarlett is an exchange student and volleyball player living in California for one year. Her rules? Have fun in America, get good grades to make her parents proud, and don't fall in love under any circumstance. Emerson's family chose to take in Scarlett. She's rich, popular, and keeps herself busy while she focuses on her goals. After a rough breakup, she has put up walls to make sure no one can hurt her again. One made a promise to herself that she wouldn't fall in love, and one refuses to let anyone else in. Little do they know, the tension between them manifests into something too strong for either of them to ignore. Highest rankings: #2 lesbian #2 wlw #1 foreign exchange #2 yearn #1 bisexual

Liberty Fierro is used to living on her own terms, partying recklessly all night and doing it all over again the next day. But when one night goes horribly wrong, her mother steps in with an ultimatum: 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗽𝘆 𝗼𝗿 𝗻𝗼 𝘁𝗿𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝗳𝘂𝗻𝗱. Monroe Leclair's reputation as a therapist is as infamous as it is dangerous. She's calm, calculating, and hiding secrets that no one in their right mind could possibly guess. As the lines blur between healing and obsession, Liberty has to wonder if Monroe is saving her, 𝙤𝙧 𝙘𝙤𝙣𝙨𝙪𝙢𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙝𝙚𝙧 𝙘𝙤𝙢𝙥𝙡𝙚𝙩𝙚𝙡𝙮.

When Virelai Chun steps back into Miami's gritty glamour after years away, it's not just to sip eggnog and deck the halls. It's to take over for her father, Dorian Chun. And Miami's gangs are no longer the rough illegal crowd they used to be... 𝙉𝙤. They've found a way to make themselves into Miami's elite, pulling strings in the city's most glamorous circles. Schools, politicians, you name it, 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘺 𝘰𝘸𝘯 𝘪𝘵. And in Miami, you need them to like you. If they don't? Better hope you make it through the holidays. For Virelai, returning to Miami means facing Mazin Moretti, someone she left behind along with any memories of the past. But somehow old heartbreaks and bitter memories still manage to crash over them both like a winter storm. Especially with every holiday event, late-night meeting, and stolen glance only adding fuel to the fire between them. This only leaves Virelai in a city strung up with flashy holiday lights and packed with 𝘴𝘰 much fucking past baggage. Miami's darker side is glistening this Christmas, and Virelai is about to find out that power, passion, and betrayal are gifts 𝘵𝘩𝘢𝘵 𝘬𝘦𝘦𝘱 𝘰𝘯 𝘨𝘪𝘷𝘪𝘯𝘨. So spend your Christmas playing with fire... 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙝𝙤𝙥𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙙𝙤𝙣'𝙩 𝙜𝙚𝙩 𝙗𝙪𝙧𝙣𝙚𝙙. [A Christmas Dark Romance & Sequel to Corrupted]

A lesbian Christmas romance between a mafia boss and a designer hired for Christmas. Maybe Christmas isn't the most joyful time of the year...