Sierra knew Tristan was the one from the first day she laid eyes on him. He had light brown hair, the most unbelievable green eyes; he was tall and muscular, and white. But none of that mattered. She had it bad. But it was only a high school crush. Right? He watched her for years but nothing prepared Tristan for the roller coaster ride that ensued after talking to Sierra for the first time. After events lead the two on a collision course, it forces Tristan to decide what he really wants. And when he finally realizes what he wants is Sierra all that's left for him to do is prove it. Update: I've posted a trailer for this book for those of you who want a sneak peek of what you're in for. I hope you like it. A/N: This is an experimental piece. I've been interested in interracial romance for a while now and I wanted to put my own spin on it. This is my first entry into the Wattpad universe, so be nice and feel free to let me know what you think... Warning: This story contains some strong language and adult themes. Reader discretion is advised.

The year is 1963. Jocelyn Smith is a black sixteen year old who is frustrated with the ill treatment of colored people. When she loses her brother to racist violence, she is ready to give up. An unlikely savior changes her perception. A summer romance begins, but it's doomed from the start.

Mr. tall dark and handsome Jason Mills was always particular when it came to women that he associated himself with for one reason: they all had an ulterior motive and were out for something. So it was a wonder when he found himself attracted to a woman, whom he never expected to get rejected by not once but twice just because of his skin color. He's never had to chase anyone before but there was always a first time for everything. Machayla Daniels was running from love and life because of her fears. Fear brought onto her by the one who promised to love her. Jason was the last thing she wanted in her already complicated life but as she ran, he followed. His mission: Become someone she would not only need but want in her life no matter how dangerous it gets. Can she handle him and his desires?

Brielle Jackson and Levi Miller have been friends since they were six and were playing pee wee baseball together. Levi is a 6'0, athletic, blonde, fair-skinned, light brown eyed baseball player while Brielle is 5'4 and everything he is except she plays fastpitch softball now, has dark brown eyes and is African American. Their friendship never saw color as a boundary because the status was only that of best friends. As they grew older their friendship just grew stronger and feelings for each other morphed into something more. Coming out of the senior year, Levi tells Brielle some thing that changes the makeup of their friendship. Not only will their twelve year friendship be tested by outside forces but they both learn about the hard realities of the world around them. In the end, Brielle will have a decision to make, one that could destroy any chance she may have with the boy who's always had her heart. Can she use the strength, courage and perserverance she's learned from the place she's lived her entire life or will it break the strong young woman she became? Or will the outside forces using race as a divider become a boundary that destroys this friendship and growing love?

Brielle Jackson and Levi Miller have been through hell and back together. They've faced adversity through racial differences when it comes to their relationship of four years coming out stronger than ever. Just when everything seems to be going great after they get engaged their worlds comes crashing down testing the love they have once again. This time its not because of race. And the force that does come in could be life threatening. Will they both make it out of this test to get married? Or will it change one of their lives...forever...ending their forever and always? *Sequel to 'Where the Magnolias Grow'

A group of all American boys at lunch one day decide to play their favorite game, "Dare". One of boys, Drew Riley, get dared to get Myra to sleep with him. Myra is the darkest, scariest, meanest girl in the whole school, but Drew is up for the challenge.

Jacob Thomas is everything Braelyn has ever wanted in a guy. He's cute, smart, athletic, and funny. But two things are keeping them from being together: the fact that Jake's a white boy, and the fact that he has a girlfriend. But what happens when this love triangle becomes a square, and feelings get hurt? Will Jake and Braelyn finally get together, or are the forces pulling them apart too strong?