TBA • The Boss' Aggression • Dante Grants A twenty something woman who just lost her only living relative to thugs. She was kidnapped by men and taken to an unknown property. Full of unknown people, and an unknown man. One thing was for sure, that demon of a man was no Angel. •The story is not edited•

Tameka Bryant's life has been one hell of a rollercoaster, and she's only 15! Her low self-esteem has made her avoid men and all the bullshít that comes with them. She keeps her head down and sticks to her books, the only thing she knows will help her in life. To Cali's resident bad boy Silas James, the streets are what raised him. But after his mother ships him 10,000 miles away to London, how will he deal with a street code foreign to his own? When Tameka meets Silas, something about him instinctively draws her in. But skeletons in Silas' past threaten to derail her destiny before it has even begun...

"She was the healing to my bruises. And for that, Tamra Remway was my silver lining." Tamra never thought she'd become so involved into being Ben Sutters' worst nightmare by entering his life, simply by curiosity. Ben was a rebellious, broken, rude and bruised boy. Tamra also never thought that the answers behind her mother's past could lay within Ben's life. But life always found a way to surprise her. Kinda like love. Or a feeling similar to it. x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x ¡ Wrote this when I was 14, you have been WARNED !

"The Quinns are back." No one thought that they would return. No one thought that they would bring themselves back into the town they caused so much trouble in. But they have. Miana Rose is just like everyone else; she wants to avoid the Quinns and live life normally. But her life seems to have other plans as she gets more involved with them then she would like. Somehow one punch to the face gets her so close to the "bad boys". But even when Miana gets to know them a little more, she can't help but feel there's something far more...criminal...about their family.

At only 17 Erica already has skeletons in her closet. Some small, some big. And one so big that her and her cousin Drew must relocate to another state, California. That's where she meets Justin, a very handsome, very sweet, very funny, and very taken, white boy. Who make her forget about all her problems. While she gives Justin new ones. As her and Justin grow closer will she be able to balances her crazy cousin, school, a new life, and keeping her skeletons locked away? Does Erica even have time to even think about love? Well there really is a thin line between love and friendship. Chapter 16 coming 1/16/2017

Have you completely tore up a room looking for something just for it to be under you the whole time. That was Lucas, he was always right under my nose but under the radar enough for me to never notice. He was a quiet storm, silent and deadly. ~~~~~

Luca Gagliardi One word Ruthless Once you cross him their is no turning back. Your as good as dead. His heart is like stone. His future dosent consist of love, marriage, kids.. None of that. ........ Well so he thought untill he met her.. Curvaceous, voluptuous woman that he has been looking for since he saw her that sunny spring day in Verona, Italy, his home. Since he saw her he vowed to make her his but will she accept his occupation.

What will happen when the unpredictable Georgia Smith moves to California and sits in Aidan Staton desk? How will their relationship develop and with Aidan's player image and Georgia's attitude will love stand a chance ? These two have the rest of their high school career together to figure it. Love, Betrayal, and sexual frustration will be their greatest test. How will race play a role in this whole puzzle. Read to find out BWWM.

Some people like the cookie. Some like the cream. I like them together, with some milk of course. But, I'm not talking about Oreos. Nope. This is my life. ___________________ BWWM ___________________ ©All Rights Reserved 2014. Disclaimer: read this book at your own risk. It's terrible. I was extremely young when I wrote this and did not know better. This book is an apt example of "it gets better" (or more tolerable) if you manage to stick around til chapter 17-18.