They were apart for four years, Jewel and Andrew. Both coping in different way, Andrew with his music, and Jewel with work. At least that's what she told him; he believed her until he found an old notebook tucked into the back of their closet. The pages frayed on the edges, and when opened faded a dull yellow colour. In the very top left corner, scribbled in her sloping cursive are the words, Dear Drew. Being who he is, Drew did the what he would do and closed the book. He closed the book, then demanded that his wife read it to him. ----------- cover credit: @andrvmcda

What do you do when you get a wrong number? Do you apologize and hang up? Or do you try to keep the conversation? Then again it depends on what end of the phone you're on. ---- highest ranking: #93/short story

Zara was a fairly shy girl. She's a friendly introvert back home in New York. She has friends but she wasn't open to making new friends. But that was before she moved to Alabama and met a rather unusual snowflake that spiked her interest and sparked a flame in her that she'd never felt before . Jax was a misunderstood soul. He was a "bad boy". But he never really liked opening up to people he didn't feel close to. For example, he only had one real friend . But he goes through things like everybody else . He believes smoking and drinking will numb the pain his inner thoughts bring. Will he ever stop? Nobody knows. Even after he meets Zara? Probably not. #1 in #antisocial 12/24/18 #2 in #bgwb 11/1/18 💞

Black Women \*blak. *wumen\n. 1: Beautiful. Powerful. Resilisent female of African descent with skin kissed by the sun. 2: Not a female dog or a garden tool.

Zion Marie Rogers was, for lack of better words, angry Angry that her mother worked so much Angry that her father was never there Angry that her brother was killed Angry that her best friend killed herself And angry that the world seemed like it was trying to kill her. Uriah Middleton was angry too Angry that his father died Angry that he had to be the man of the house even though he was just a boy Angry that he always felt the need to camouflage his true feelings Angry that his home had become a treasure chest filled with secrets And angry that his heart had been broken so many times he almost forgot how to love. Zion has a start at a new school, in a new town and a new state. She just wants to get through her senior year problem free. That all changes when she meets Uriah though. The boy with eyes that reminded her of the forest. They were two people whose paths were never meant to cross. They were broken beyond what either of them thought repairable and no, they won't ever be able to fix each other. But if they allow themselves to be loved, they could help each other fix themselves. Will they have enough trust in one another to get through all the lies, secrets, and betrayal ahead of them though? Highest rankings: #5 in general fiction #13 in General Fiction 5/15/18 #14 in General Fiction 5/10/18 #45 in General Fiction #80 in General Fiction 11/18/17 --------------

Angel Marks is a shy nerdy girl who is entering her last year of high school. She has no friends and doesn't really talk much, but when a horrible accident causes her bully, popular boy Kaden Barnes, to be her savior her whole gets turned upside down. **UNEDITED**

In high school, Abby and Jacob absolutely despised each other. He was a thoughtless jock and she a nerd. He bullied her whenever the Grey boys weren't around to protect her and made her senior year hell for her. One drunk night was all it took for him to turn her world completely upside down. Four years later, Abby and Jacob meet again but this time he's helping her up, not knocking her down. There's an attraction between them that neither can deny but that doesn't mean Abby's not going to fight it. She doesn't need a guy like Jacob in her life. They're complete opposites, but opposites do tend to attract.

Nikki and Killian were best friends since the day they met. She was the shy deaf girl, he was the obnoxious bad boy. But they clicked. When Nikki moved away, it devastated them both, but when she returns, nothing is the same. Now they're teenagers and something is changing between them. Can childhood best friends become something more? Highest Rankings: #94 Teen Fiction, #3 Trouble, #80 Teen

The sequel to "The Sun and its Darkness" MUST READ FIRST Highest rank: #10 in interracial-romance Previously on "The sun and it's darkness" "Hey. Hey. Listen." I said cupping his face. "If I die. I want you to find happiness. Okay." "Tatianna baby. You're not gonna die. I promise." "Theo. I'm bleeding. We're in a deserted place. Promise me you'll find happiness." I begged. He cried into my hand. "You're not gonna die baby." "Promise me!" I yelled. "I promise baby." He said I felt his tears hit me. "I love you." I said to him. Everything got dark and I tried to fight it. Everything will be okay. No matter what.

"Mommy am I your child?" My mom looked down and chuckled at me. "Of course you are Theo." She said continuing to cut the vegetables that I hated. "Then why do we have different skin?" I blurted. I was five at the time and I didn't know any better. "Who said that?" She asked looking at me concerned. She knew I wouldn't have thought that on my own. I was always perfectly happy with everything. "This kid Matt. He said his mommy thinks you're weird because we're two different skins." I said coloring in my book. "Well don't listen to what people say. Love doesn't discriminate." She told me sternly. I took her advice. Highest rank: #6 in interracial #2 in interracial-romance # 3 in sexualthemes