Sevens years down the road has took a different route than Sam thought was possible. From having the worst four years in high school, she can finally say she's happy. Being married to the woman who she thought she'd never have, she's the happiest she's been until now. But, sometimes happiness doesn't last long when something goes wrong. Sam thought she had it bad before, wait until she's faced with an even bigger thing that might just make that "happiness" slip through her hands.

I thought she was the human form of fire; bright, and will burn you if you get too close. I didn't think she would do me any harm. How could something so mesmerizing cause so much destruction?

Follow the journey of Jalen Ellis, who has had an intense past and finally managed to get over it after she graduated high school. But now, a year later down the road, she's faced with her past again that she thought she left behind for good. Jalen thought she was over the places she's been and the woman who shattered her heart, but that all changes when she's invited to something that she never thought would happen.

What happens when a one night stand turns into curiosity about the person you slept with?

Not your typical teacherxstudent love story. Enter the mind of Dana Mitchells. Embark on the adventure that puts her life, and others in complete and destructive danger. Because what's more dangerous than love? I will let my readers be the judge of how emotionally unstable this book is.

Oakley Pearson, coming out of high school, attends the school of her dreams: Havard Law. Accompanying her is her older brother as they leave behind their small town in Louisiana. As Oakley tries making friends, she stumbles upon someone who isn't just intimidating to her but also a threat. She finds herself in a position that could compromise her entire career as a law student or compromise herself as a person when she realizes this threat... is her professor.

TeacherxStudent "Holly, is there something you want to tell me?" Miss Adeline made me swallow the lump in my throat as her piercing eyes were staring into my soul. "N-no, ma'am." I stuttered. That was enough to make her stand up from her chair and walk towards me. My eyes were locked into hers as she towered over me, then gripped my wrist. "Holly..." Fuck.

Kinsley Madison, a normal teen with a psychotic mind, survives life one day at a time. With all the issues Kinsley faces, she's alone in the world with only her sister to take care of her. She lost her parents at a young age and copes with it the best she can. Besides the mind Kinsley lives in, she has one other person that she can be her true happy self around; her teacher, who is her best friend since Kinsley started high school. As unusual as it seems to other people, Kinsley doesn't find it strange that her best friend is her teacher. She ignores the criticism from others and enjoys the happiness she feels when she's around her. Her life isn't great, but she finds happiness in the only person who accepts her for who she is.

TeacherxStudent Don't let love fool you. Sometimes it's worth the risk.

Kris Emerson is counting down the days-two months left of high school, and she's barely keeping it together. She's a storm wrapped in silence, a girl known for skipping class, snapping back, and shutting down. Teachers have given up. Her aunt has one foot out the door. The world expects nothing from her-and she's learned to expect even less in return. Then comes Miss Swan. The new English teacher. Mysterious. Elegant. Out of place. She speaks with a quiet intensity that disarms the room, and for reasons Kris can't explain, she doesn't look away from her like everyone else does. Instead, she lingers. Watches. Listens. At first, Kris doesn't trust her. But slowly, something shifts. The tension in her chest loosens when Miss Swan is near. Their conversations stretch past the bell. Glances last longer than they should. What starts as curiosity becomes something deeper-something charged. And Kris begins to feel it. The way Miss Swan sees her. Not like a student. Not like a burden. But like something fragile, and dangerous, and worth holding onto. Behind Miss Swan's composed smile, though, is a shadow she can't quite hide. There's something in her past-something dark. Something that follows her like a whisper through the halls. A taunting past she's buried deep, but not deep enough. Kris doesn't know what it is, only that it's there. And that it's tied to the flicker of pain behind Miss Swan's eyes. As their connection intensifies, the lines begin to blur. Miss Swan grows distant, then too close. Careful, then too vulnerable. Kris knows something is wrong. She feels the weight of it every time Miss Swan looks at her like she's the only person in the world-and the last person she should ever be near. Because whatever is haunting Miss Swan... it's creeping closer. And whatever she feels for Kris-it's forbidden. Unspoken. But it's there. And now, Kris is tangled in it-unable to pull back, unwilling to let go.