Officially released April 10th Two Stories. One Love. In 1944, James Robertson fell in love with Martha Parilli. Writing her letters throughout their relationship. In 2016, Liana Robertson met country boy, Ian Donahue and that's where their story began. *** For most of her life, Liana Robertson has wanted nothing more than to have a romantic relationship like her grandparents have had. Southern boy, Ian Donahue all his life wanted nothing more than to be the best. When their worlds are collided for the first time at a horse race they knew their lives were about to change. During Ian and Liana's friendship, Liana's grandfather, James Robertson tells Liana the romantic story of him and her deceased grandmother, Martha. As her grandfather is telling her all this; she and Ian are forming a strong relationship using the words her grandfather has spoken. But when tragedy strikes, Ian and Liana will have to test to see if their love can survive on its own. Dedicated to my Grandma and Grandpa who proved to me that true love does exist.

After a car accident leaves Kaden Bretton temporarily blind, Isla Moore struggles to break up with him while disguised as his girlfriend, who died in the crash. ***** Isla Moore has been in love with Kaden Bretton since he taught her how to slow dance on her sixteenth birthday. Now, four years later, she jumps at the chance to help him after a terrible car accident leaves him temporarily blind -- by agreeing to break up with him while disguised as his girlfriend, Evangeline, so he never has to find out she died in the crash. But will she be able to stick to the plan even after he starts falling for her? Or will the truth about her identity and the reason she lied to him destroy their chance at forever? ***** Cover by @lydiahephzibah.

"You want me, I know you do," Vain smirked at me while grabbing my wrist and pulling me closer towards him. As his warm body pressed against mine, my body managed to hold back a shiver. My breath had quickened rapidly. "I-I, I don't know what you're talking about," I had the audacity to say. He chuckled, looked straight at me, and replied, "Let me just show you who you belong to."