Chloe Ellison 25 and is a second grade teacher from Texas. When she's not teaching her students 4×4, she riding her horses. The only problem is that her family is always on her back about finding a "nice guy". Valentine Dexter is a 26 year old soldier in the army from New York. Her family is also always on her back about finding someone to love, but when she is stationed in Texas and visits Riden Elementary for career day, she's paired with the beautiful Ms. Ellison. Now she will do whatever it takes to sweep this southern belle off of her feet

Aleana Lai is Huan Lai's daughter. Jenay is Jax's daughter. When Huan and Jax move in together , Aleana and Jenay meet. Well Jenay is a Lesbian Stud and Aleana is Straight , well she thinks she is. Follow them on their journey of developed feelings , parties , fights , killings and much more.

How can something so wrong, feel so right? Harlena fan fiction. LISTEN this is my first book so don't expect it to be great, we all gotta start somewhere right? so leave me alone if this book sucks (:

Avery has no mother to look forward to when coming home. Her mother drinks and stays out late, and never comes home. Avery works and goes to school, trying to survive in the apartment she and her mother got after the divorce. Mason is a rebel. Mason is also a wolf. He is the alpha but gives it away to his older brother Cory. He runs away from everyone. The pack, his brother, and the whole wolf clan. He just can't take it and refuses to talk about his past. Soon Avery sees Mason one day. And Mason sees Avery. Who would have thought a fragile human being could make a rebel like Mason cave in and tell about his awful past.... Or will he stay tough and keep his past to himself? And most importantly, what will happen when Avery and Mason accidently fall in love?

Twenty-one-year-old waitress, Hope, can only dream of living a better life. Keeping her little brother safe is her top priority no matter the cost to her own happiness. So when she meets Caleb, who seems too good to be true, her instinct is to resist - but what if he's the only one who can save her? ***** Hope is struggling to make up for her mother's absence and provide for her six-year-old brother. Enter: Caleb, who comes from money and lives a good life, but can't help feeling like there is something missing. Tired from a long day's work, he stumbles into the small café where Hope works. When fate gives him the opportunity to help his enigmatic waitress, he finds himself in a world where all that matters is saving Hope. But knowing that danger is on the horizon, would Hope let Caleb into her world? Content/trigger warning: This story mentions drug use and addiction. [[word count: 50,000-60,000 words]] Cover designed by Ren T.

|#2 in Romance 2/20/16| *** So he sent you here. The dirtiest, grimiest, most vile building in New York City. The building where countless have silently lost their lives. He sent you to this Five Star Hotel so you could feel the fear that comes without having his protection. He picked one of the most dangerous places in the country to send his beloved son. He sent you to the dogs, who he hoped would eat you alive. (This is a quote from the spin off but it fits)

J: I've been writing letters to a complete stranger and he's been writing back. Maybe a pen pal wouldn't be such a bad idea after all, my only friend has moved away and out of contact and I can't live without talking to someone, even if we've got no idea who we are to each other. T: When I first read her letter, I found it amusing. I mean, who even wrote letters anymore? But then it dawned on me, she was obviously writing to someone who meant a lot to her so I replied. I had no idea that someday, she'd mean a lot to me too.

Summer Day is a seventeen year old girl living in a small town who is tired of hearing her parents demand her to be like her perfect older sister, April. Her life changes, however, when she takes a subway ride in New York one summer. Jay Night is a seventeen year old boy living in a big city. His parents are filthy rich and his father wants him to become a big successful lawyer like him. Jay, however, doesn't want to be a lawyer when he gets older. He doesn't even want to be rich! His life changes when he takes a subway ride in New York one summer. These two teens are struggling with getting through their lives without being criticized. They want to do what they want, but their parents have other plans for them. When their lives clash and they meet and fall in love one summer in New York City, their views of the world are changed with just four simple words. I 'Effin Love You.

It's early summer, and in a small community on the central Jersey Shore, a black car screeches to a halt outside the Wright Bros grocery. Danny looks up from where he's working at the carwash to see the driver rifle out of the car and chase a girl rushing into the store. For some reason-fate perhaps or intuition-he decides to cross the lot and investigate. When he meets Mary, there is a great deal Danny doesn't know, but he certainly knows that he's been struck. For it's like the keys to an old car had been dropped into his hands and is about to start the engine that will forever alter the outcome of their lives. Some Place Better Than Here is a gritty, unflinching look at how we define family and come to grips with loss. It's about growing up in a small town, following your dreams, and mapping out the uneven ground that often lays between love, friendship, and sexual awakening.