"What, you don't think I'm a bad boy?" "We're in an camp for delinquents. They're all bad boys here." FIRST BOOK IN THE WICKED SERIES

Ace is the rogue of the century, only at age 18, killing over a thousand pack members- only in the United States. Who knows how many outside of the US. Past that, one day he gets captured by ten Alphas and thrown into the highest security prison. Lillian is 14 when this occurs, before that her family was very protective of her, now they don't care what she does. Anyways, four years later, one day at school she has a field trip to the highest security prison, that Ace is being held in. A ten page permission slip had to be signed to go and her parents agreed for her to go. Warning: It's mature for a reason, and not only for sex. Rewritten version only profile. #1 in Werewolf July 9, 2019

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In which Sakura Haruno gets herself expelled and is transferred (slash forced) to a school that literally revolves around the one thing she is best at but is forbidden to do: Fighting. Her grandfather and her strike a deal; if she can keep her family background and abilities hidden for the whole school year, her grandfather would do anything she wants all Summer break. If she can't, she will have to agree with anything her grandfather says without question. At first, it was simple. Then she found out it was an all boys' school and she is once again forced to keep yet another secret: her gender. With everything getting even more complicated as the days pass, she could curse that student council president for being such a brat and making Sakura punch her. "Haruno, there is no such thing as no fighting in this school. It's life. Deal with it."

SasuSaku - Canon Universe. An epidemic was spread around Konoha and people are dying. It's up to the medic ninjas to take care of the patients until a cure can finally be produced.

SasuSaku College AU- After that day, Sasuke learned that changing in front of Naruto is not a good idea... Wait, why the hell are you pointing that cellphone to me!?

SasuSaku - Sakura's hurt her back and Sasuke is the only one that can take care of that stubborn medic.

(Highest ranking #1 in historical) "I volunteer. I will be your wife..." When he rose a brow, she covered the distance between them, her jaw set. "In name only." He seemed to consider her words for a few seconds. "No," He finally said. "What?!" Her pitch rose a notch, disappointment lacing her voice. Taking a step that brought him face to face with her, "If you must be my wife, Blondie, then you must truly be my wife -in name, and in body." He leaned forward, his warm breath tickling her skin as his eyes ran down the length of her. "Frankly," He raised his eyes back to her. "I want all of you. All, or nothing." ____________________________________ Sharon Annabella Freelance is the only daughter of George Freelance, the town's drunk gambler. Not only has he gambled everything away, but he has managed to gamble his daughter away also. Left with no other choice, Sharon must marry and learn to live with the man her father lost a bet to. Well, he can have her but he will never possess her heart. That, he can bloody bet on! __________________________________ Mathew Steiner, in a desperate attempt to be independent, leaves the comfort of his father's wealth, moves to a small town, and buys a mansion he cannot fully afford yet. When Mathew's only hope of paying fully for the house is dashed, he is faced with two options; return to his father, a failure or, get his hands on his inheritance left by his grandfather. There is only one problem with option two; he must find a wife to do so. Copyright © 2016-2017 Lily Orevba All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher.