Accidentally swapping phones with L.A.'s star quarterback upends reclusive author Mila's quiet life when they start to fall for each other. ***** Mila Lyne, published author and introvert by heart, tries her best to stay out of the spotlight. Then fate strikes, and she literally stumbles into Hayden's arms. Hayden Cross lives an extraordinary lifestyle that is the complete opposite of Mila's, but Hayden wouldn't be Hayden if he didn't chase what he wants. And right now, it's the mysterious brunette who accidentally fell into him and grabbed his phone. With only the power of words on display, the unlikely pair develop a connection that is stronger than it should be, one that has an unforeseeable impact on both Hayden and Mila's life. The question is: Will life and secrets get in the way, or are they strong enough to withstand the obstacles they're about to face?

{𝗕𝗼𝗼𝗸 3} It is a known fact that Crookshanks was helping Sirius Black to capture Pettigrew in his rat form, back in Harry Potter's third year at Hogwarts. But what if Crookshanks was a human just like Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot, and Prongs? What if she was James Potter's twin sister? And why did Dumbledore do almost everything in his power to keep her identity a secret from Harry? This is the forgotten story of Jenna Potter. *** WARNING: Mature and sensitive content ahead [Marauder's Era] [OC's age: 15-21]

[Caffeine is out now in paper back and Kindle!] "Medium black with three sugars, please." Isaac Hensick was your typical popular high schooler. He had tanned skin, girls on each arm and lungs full of cigarette smoke. But what most people didn't know was that he had a passion for drawing and a taste for black coffee. Most people, that is, except for Aspen. Highest rankings: #1 in fiction, teenromance and smoking, #2 in player and teen, #3 in mentalhealth and chicklit, #4 in young adult, #5 in anxiety, #8 in love!! completed: 09/07/20 word count: 110,579

I was never a normal girl. It was when I turned sixteen that I became even less normal. When most girls turn sixteen, they have a big party. When I was sixteen, I took a summer trip with my parents. When most girls turn sixteen, they receive their first car. When I turned sixteen, I got in my first car crash. When most girls are sixteen, they gain a boyfriend. When I was sixteen, I lost my mother. When most girls are sixteen, they become "responsible" young adults. When I was sixteen, I became an amputee.

Romeo Astrella is the biggest douchebag at Archbishop Joseph's High School. He also just so happens to be Elisa Paccaroni's close family friend. She's always had a soft spot for him, despite the horrible things he does to those around him. When he takes it too far with his best friend who is also Elisa's brother, she wonders if she ever should've defended him in all the times he treated everyone else that way. Something tragic happens to Romeo, turning a switch on in his brain and it changes him completely. Will he become the person that El knows he is deep down, or will he continue to be the dumb jock he pretends to be?

Anna and The French Kiss, by Stephanie Perkins. For those of you who don't know here is the description Stephanie Perkins wrote: Anna is happy in Atlanta. She has a loyal best friend and a crush on her coworker at the movie theater, who is just starting to return her affection. So she's less than thrilled when her father decides to send her to a boarding school in Paris for her senior year. But despite not speaking a word of French, Anna meets some cool new people, including the handsome Étienne St. Clair, who quickly becomes her best friend. Unfortunately, he's taken--and Anna might be, too. Will a year of romantic near misses end with the French kiss she's been waiting for? Étienne St. Clair's point of view. Once again, all rights go to Stephanie Perkins.