He used to bully her. He used to protect her. Then he disappeared. Hailee Young and Tristian Smith have always had a twisted kind of friendship - the kind where he teased her relentlessly, yet never let anyone else lay a finger on her. But when Hailee's sister took her own life last year, Tristian vanished without a word. No calls. No texts. Nothing. And Hailee's heartbreak turned into hate. Now, as senior year begins, Tristian is back - different, quiet, and carrying secrets she doesn't understand. He wants to explain, to make things right. But Hailee isn't ready to forgive the boy who wasn't there when she needed him most. Because the truth he's been hiding might change everything... and break her all over again.

When Daniel Turner shows up in Ella's ballet class for five-year-olds, wearing a baseball cap and gnawing on a wad of Big Red, she's ready to haul his country butt straight out the window. The big one overlooking traffic and three stories up. But when she's forced to give him private dance lessons, will she wish she'd given into her reckless impulse to send him diving or will his handsome good looks and easy-going ways ensure she's the one who takes the fall? Excerpt: An emotion she couldn't name held her in check, begging her to accept the gift. Their lips touched with the barest of touches and her flesh sizzled with the fire of a thousand blazes. Dizziness assailed her and her hand lashed out to grasp the table's edge, in an effort to keep herself from falling, falling...

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.

an enslaved African american named Olivia and her master Austin have fallen in love but the challenges of love ever existing between a master and a slave is non existent but their true love blossoms even with all of society against it.

"... You know what, I'm gone sit back not even fall back ;sit back and watch what happens…you know none of these other chicks are like me,you know they don't got you like I do, and sholl' won't hold you down like I do, cause your ass always comes back. But it's cool I won't even trip no more, B."

Aaliyah Williams is just a normal girl in the 50’s. She tries to get good grades, respect her elders and make the right decisions. But being a black is not easy, especially in the 50’s. Aaliyah is bold and confident, not afraid to speak her mind about anything. She’s bubbly and outgoing. Aaliyah lights up the room and everyone seems to enjoy having her around. She’s generous and kind. Aaliyah never backs down from what she believes in and she won't give up on anything she strongly believes in. Jace Evans was born into a wealthy family. He’s a sweet-talker, flirty and carefree. Jace lives his life with no regrets and basically living the life of a rebel. Jace breaks the rules and doesn't care. Everyone knows he has no regrets and lives in the moment.. When he meets Aaliyah he’s delighted by her personality and wants to know more. When the two cross paths, what will happen? Will a friendship spark between the two? How will society react? When black and white meet what will happen? Will there be friendship between them? Or will it be burnt away. Being inter-racial friends is not easy, but they are going to learn that it is even harder when you are living in the 1950’s.

Meet Charlotte Atkins. She is an independent, headstrong, young woman who knows what she wants. She happens to fall in love with her neighbor who is white. This would be alright if it wasn't the 1960's and also illegal in most southern states. This is a work of historical fiction. All characters and events in this novel are either fictitious or used fictitiously. I've tried to use as much fact as I have used fiction, and this story is currently a work in progress.

It's the 1960s in America, a time of racial segregation and heavy racism. A white boy falls for a black girl, and everything seems to be perfect... By the way, this is my first story :3

Not your average black couple. This is about the not so perfect girl and the insecure guy who falls in love with a clingy, insecure girl

"I'm done Jace. For years I've loved you and dealt with the rejection, the mixed signals, the jealousy. I deserve someone who will love me, hell I'd be grateful if they even liked me! But a part of me will always love you. But I can't keep you in my heart anymore when there's no room for me in yours..." Bella has been in love with her brothers best friend Jace since the start of high school but with only rejection and tears shed she's decided it's time to move on. Expecting another love confession from Bella, Jace is in for a surprise when Bella walks out of his life for good. That is until 3 years later they meet again. But this time Jace isn't going to let Bella go.