Book #2 in "Line of Fire" Series: Cross-fire: (n.) a situation wherein the forces of opposing factions meet, cross, or clash. Alexa never asked for this. She had never asked to be thrown into the front line of Chapman's investigation. She had never wanted to deal with her father's return. And she surely never wanted to go to prison. But sometimes we don't get what we truly want. Yet, as Alexa rots away in jail, all she wants is another chance. And after fifty-nine days, she receives one. When she returns home, Alexa finds things are worse than ever, and there's nothing she can do about it except to pick-up where she left off. But her past seems to follow her everywhere, and once again she finds herself stuck in the cross-fire between the GIB and Chapman. Except this time, someone wants blood. This time, someone wants revenge.

Book #1 of "Line Of Fire" Series: Alexa Cortez is no stranger to tragedy. Most of her life has been decorated with tough decisions and hardships, inevitably resulting in a desperation to find some sort of stability. Surviving in the depths of Los Angeles is difficult, but when times get tough then the tough rob banks. After a heist gone wrong, Alexa ends up with a government agent at the foot of her hospital bed. A life changing ultimatum on the table. She and her friends have no choice but to comply if they want to insure a chance at freedom, leaving them on the front line of a dangerous investigation. But Alexa quickly discovers that when her and her friends are forced into the line of fire, the good guys can become enemies and the bad can become heroes.

Elusive. Sexy. Lethal. Eternally infamous gun for hire Daisy Reyes is often referred to as all of the above, though what she's never been described as is boring. Posing as a pretty-in-pink florist by day, she doubles as a highly skilled mercenary by night, her talents frequently utilised by the likes of rich and powerful criminals. When Daisy hears that NYPD's newest and most promising detective, Riley Wolfe, has taken a particular interest in hunting her down, she will pull out all the stops to ensure her own continued survival. That includes going undercover as Detective Wolfe's newest room mate.

Victoria Rhodes is a prison guard who's tired of her job. She goes through the motions, does what she has to do and goes home. After years of the same thing, day after day, a beautiful woman comes into her life and shakes everything up. It's too bad that Megan Graves is a inmate, one that puts her self control to the test. The sexual tension is instant but will Victoria risk her job for a moment of pleasure?

After spending time in paradise with Megan's money, Lauren and Victoria need to do something productive before they burst. They decide to take on a long time dream and open a bar together. New bartender Ashley shows some real interest in Lauren, and Lauren just can't seem to stay away from her. Will her relationship with Vanessa last? Will Lauren and Vic's friendship make it through relationship drama and being business partners? Will surprise guests in the bar throw a wrench into the stability they have built around them? Chaos ensues and only time will tell us if anyone makes it out unscathed.

*** Please read author's note (both) prior to reading this. As the author, I am only keeping this published for some followers that have been here for a while. I hate this book even as the writer.*** Samantha Sumner was the definition of "sheltered." During her life, her parents have been babying and sheltering her eyes and ears from the outside world. If you were to ask her what the b-word or what the alternative meaning to a hot dog meant, she would literally believe that they meant "beautiful" and "a delicious carnival treat." However, when her parents die in a fatal car accident, she's forced to move in with her older brother, Jason, where she's forced to finish her senior year at a public school and meet strange new people. Even though Jason continues to baby Samantha, her world suddenly turns upside down as she meets Jason's best friend, the alluring Isabelle Chase. Isabelle Chase is vindictive, outgoing, and absolutely crazy when it comes to girls and partying. So, when she lays her eyes on the completely innocent Samantha Sumner, she can't help but play a dangerous game of cat and mouse. However, falling deeper into a web of lies and toxicity, Samantha's innocence slowly dissolves as she learns how unfair the world can be to not only herself, but to the people that surround her everyday life. A story of relationships, lust, deception, and a tad bit of awkwardness follows the story of a carefree lesbian and a naive eighteen-year-old, ultimately leading to how each person can strongly affect another. ***** WARNING EXPLICIT CONTENT INSIDE DO NOT READ IF OFFENDED BY MATURE CONTENT ****** THIS IS a (girlxgirl) story.

A Catholic school, a best friend with two boyfriends, and a new girl who wore inappropriate clothing. Maverick Bridge only wanted to concentrate on her studies, but was forced to resolve conflicts that she did not start. In the process of resolving, Maverick questions her role in life, her beliefs, and questions herself as an individual.

21 year old Quinn Tucker, best FBI agent ever, never thought things would end up this bad. She was never supposed to fall in love. She never thought she'd fall for a girl. What makes it worse, the girl is the daughter of the enemy. Quinn was assigned to go undercover and bring down the city's most powerful mob boss, Robby Daniels. She earns his trust, and gets close to his daughter, Vivian Daniels. What starts out as hate, leads to respect, turned to something more. Jason, one of Robby's sons, is suspicious. Can Quinn overcome her feelings for Vivian? Will she be found out? Will Vivian return Quinn's feelings? Warning: This story contains violence and drugs If you do not like any of these warnings, I advise you to not read.

Channing Blackwood is an unstoppable, problematic nineteen-year-old girl who refuses to learn her lesson. After barely completing high school, Channing spent most of her time in her parents' basement. With no job, all the vexed teen did was smoke with her friends, terrorize the local neighborhood and woo hot women. But after nearly getting arrested for the umpteenth time, her parents are fed up. Her mom takes notion and sends Channing off to Richdale Academy, an organization in which sheltered troublesome young women and taught them how to better themselves. Richdale Academy introduces Channing to nine girls, ranging from ages eighteen to twenty-one, in which all landed in Richdale for obscene behavior. Blair Cadwell was sent away by her evil step-mother at the age of eighteen, all because she may or may not have nabbed a hundred bucks from the evil witch's purse. Being labeled as a thief, she agreed and signed over the papers to be enrolled into Richdale Academy. Now, she was nineteen and was in the institution for nearly a year, but it was far better than having to live under the same roof of her step-mother. For the most part, Blair was a pretty innocent soul, despite the somewhat frequent swears and the underage drinking; but by being in Richdale Academy, the society looked at her as a delinquent, just like all the others. Paramount is about ten young women whose lives change forever after a lightning strike. With the power of the strike, the girls who were deemed detrimental to the society becomes heroines. Paramount consists of a main female cast of characters, lesbian romance, action, adventure, humor, badass superpowers and one, wicked villainess. Inspired by American Horror Story: Coven.

Emery Morrison is a rebellious theatre major who was awarded the lead role for the musical of Beauty and the Beast for fall semester while Julian Wang is the star of the women's basketball team and an unorthodox member of Tri Delta sorority. Both live two completely different lives but somehow they find each other on UCLA's campus and they find their whole lives changing.