Hi, name's Joe. My life is as cliche as it can get. I'm one of those good-looking blond boys you read about in teen fiction whom all the girls die for. But things aren't that straight forward. You see, I'm aware that I'm fictional. But I've started to question it ever since the new school psychologist suggested I might be delusional. Don't worry, I'll figure it out, while also figuring out what my story in this book is going to be about. Hopefully by the end of this book I'll end up with one of the girls from my school. Stay tuned. Cover by the amazing: @NeverCatchMe I got the idea for the book when I read @WriterKellie's book on cliches so it's thanks to her that I'm writing this.

He is the eldest son of a Russian mobster and she is the only daughter of a Yakuza boss. He is cunning, ruthless, a born fighter. She likes her knives, but loves her cello even more. Leonidas and Hana are brought together in marriage to solve the perennial clashes between their families. In their opinion, it's a horrible idea. Marrying the enemy is the last thing he has in mind, and being separated from her boyfriend is the last thing she has in mind. But life is full of unexpected surprises, and this marriage will be one rough ride. Mentions: The Best Teen Fiction Book Review - Wattpad Ambassadors Read of the Month (Oct 2021) - Wattpad Multicultural ~ Picture belongs to original owner. Cover is made by Joie Y. Published 1 February 2014. Completed 14 July 2016. Re-published 8 June 2020. Copyright © 2020. joiehasnolimits/Joie Y. All rights reserved.

Pirates! Rum! Pirates! More rum! Naked pirates! What would it be like to find yourself among the scurvy dogs of a dread pirate crew? Follow our hero in a rum soaked adventure from the slums of Bristol to English Tangier. Will there be romance? Will there be danger, treasure or betrayal? Sail on the next tide to find out. Submit comments and direct the course of this salty yarn, shipmates! Please note this is a PG - 13 story. There is some profanity (what a fantastic word - it sounds so profane) and some scenes of a sexual nature, though these are not depicted in any detail. Other scenes within may cause offense so please do avoid it if you are a younger reader.

In the small city of Weighton, Lynn Downer strolls the streets as a master pickpocket, dodging the law and the law upholder (who comes in the form of the charming, slightly-drunk, Inspector Todd) whenever possible. Yet after many painful months of keeping her nose clean and her boots even cleaner, Lynn stumbles across an annoyingly mysterious thief and his offer: to earn a sum of money in exchange for her help. Ignoring his clear dodgy-ness, the alarm bells in her head, and the promises she's made to her somewhat-best-friend Lucas, Lynn can't resist and accepts. But, aside from wanting to choke the boy, she soon realises that their lives may be more intertwined than she would like, and that their deal may affect more people than they could've imagined. Truths begin to unravel, and questions are raised, including a mystery that wants to remain unsolved: Who is the town's infamous masked thief who steals from the rich and gives to the poor, and who is otherwise known as The Prince?

Cody Taggert lives in a trailer, plays paintball, and has a caustic sense of humor that could strip the siding off a house. Her neighbors are all rednecks. Her parents are strange. Her cat, Jimbo, is pregnant. To make things worse (or better) a guy on a horse knocks her over. What's a girl with a guy's name to do? Apparently, she's supposed to save a prince in distress.