Mrs Julia Robinson, the wife of American figure skating Olympian Adrian Robinson, is nervous about finally meeting her husband's family. After two years of marriage living in Amsterdam, they've decided it's time to move back to Virginia and give Julia the opportunity to meet the rest of her husband's family. The most important of them all is his close sister and best friend, Adreanna Jones. The flight to Virginia was long, but the car ride to Adreanna's house was short. Despite the short distance, the couple never made it there. Julia wakes up in a hospital, broken and alone. She learnt that they'd been in an accident that claimed her husband's life and sent her into a coma for 12 days. Heartbroken, depressed and disabled, she found herself stranded in a foreign country with no one to lean on. Or so she thought. Adreanna loved her brother more than anyone in the world. He was her father, mother, and best friend. He was her everything. Then he was gone. Julia was the closest thing left to her brother. Adreanna's intentions were to just get to know the woman her brother married, look after her on his behalf until she could look after herself again and eventually return home. But life wiped out those plans before they even cemented as the two women, in a time of hurt and grief, seeking closure, companionship and love, formed a bond they didn't even realise was growing until it was too late. Now they're stuck at a crossroads, having to decide between love and ethics. The sequel to Drea is out now. It is called Mrs Jones. You can find it on my profile.

Getting her heart broken by her family and her bestfriend whom she had a huge crush on, and to whom she bravely confess her feelings to, Mavis Andrade decided to leave her home country and live with her grandmother in the US. She wanted to have a fresh start, new school, new friends and to be free of being herself since her home country is not fully accepting to people being gay. She easily gained new friends whose very accepting of her, but find herself mesmerized by a straight girl Alicia Morgan, head of cheerleader, a Queen Bee. Just one look from her and Mavis is on her knees. Would she stand a chance to her new found love or once again be heartbroken? This is a story of struggling with sexuality and family issues, a love story between two different people with different culture.

Halfway through her walk, her secretary appeared. Helena stopped to hear what he had to say. My vision for this long awaited day shattered when she tossed her veil away. "Excuse me!" The sound of my heart breaking into tiny little pieces was deafening and the murmurs of shocked family, friends and guests were muted. The wedding official's voice cut through. "Are you ok, dear?" Was I? For someone who was left standing at the altar... A jilted bride... I pushed the pain away, "I'm alright." The signs were always there. I only have myself to blame for the humiliation I had to suffer again today. I fell in love on my own so it was only fair to hurt alone. Fairy tale endings weren't for everyone; I knew this at the back of my mind. I may be foolish for thinking it but I always believed love has requirements; a beautiful face, a kind heart, deep pockets, a backbone - the list goes on. The requirements to be loved in return varied in proportions. So... Did I meet the standards? I had the money to entice her family. I had the backbone to stand by my decision to marry. I have a heart that loves her alone. I just fell a bar under beautiful. One could say I was passable. Somewhere along the line I must have missed and failed a mark... Just passable... Maybe that was the reason why she just passed me by. © All rights reserved

Melody Jetson: Hilton's star basketball player and reigning queen of sass is sidelined after a career-threatening injury. Benched for the season, she's stuck at home, stewing in self-pity and reruns. Stephanie Drake: A broke, no-nonsense physio therapy intern takes on the challenge of rehabbing the bratty golden girl. All she wants is her paycheck-definitely not a friendship or anything else. Their clashes are epic, their banter sharper than a three-pointer, but below the tension, sparks start to fly. As Melody faces life without basketball and Stephanie learns there's more to the athlete than arrogance, their connection grows in ways neither expected. Can these opposites overcome their differences and take a shot at love, or will fear and pride keep them on the bench?

Aria is a simple college student living with her mother and younger sister, who has a heart condition. Their lives take a turn when their savings for her sister's medicine are stolen, pushing Aria to seek desperate measures. Out of options, she sells her body to a wealthy and beautiful woman. What begins as a ten-months-night transaction evolves into something deeper as the woman starts helping Aria's family and showing care beyond their arrangement. However, as emotions blur, Aria must confront whether she's paying with more than just her body-perhaps even her heart. The Professor's Secret

Two girls, one popular and kind, the other a transformed nerd, reunite in college and form an unexpected friendship.As their friendship grows through challenges and heartfelt moments, their bond deepens into love.

~COMPLETED~ Alexandra Grey, but more commonly going by Alex, is planning on attending the planned annual senior trip with her class to Rio de Janeiro. She figures it would be one hell of a trip considering there were no parents and unlimited alcohol, but when she boards the plane a bad omen sits next to her. Her ex-best friend/crush, Claire Gardner, and suddenly Alex was regretting this 10 hour flight, but suddenly something goes amiss as the plane crash lands into the South Atlantic. Forced onto a isolated island the girls are forced into primitive ways, but can they bond together and keep each other alive?

Sara has had a hard life. Going from foster home to foster home is not easy, especially if the homes are not friendly. She is used to beatings, fights, sexism and inequality. It seems the only thing keeping her going is to protect her foster sister from the scumbags who wish to do harm. So it becomes a difficult task for her to adapt to her new home. Not because of a poor neighborhood but because her new home is owned by a wealthy and extremely nice family. By using her odd behavior, Sara must cope with this new and weird environment in hopes that they could settle for her sister's sake.

I was only 7 when I met her, but we had an instant connection. We were inseperable. She was always happy and joyful around me, but me on the other hand, I was a completely different story. I suffered a disorder that caused me to have no emotions. I told her my condition and she understood, but one day she dissapeared, I didn't feel sad, worried or angry like I should have. I just continued my day like any other day, but by myself. I continued to have no friends as I got older and talked to no one, but it didn't bother me. I soon became the "weirdo" as most people would say. I became known as the girl with no emotions.

Millie is in her last year of high school. She's flown mostly under the radar her entire school career. She shows up, does her work and goes home. Never straying to far from that system... Until, one day, she crosses paths with the popular girl... (Thanks so much for 1K reads!)