Dear Reader, It hadn't hit me right away, many things, but especially the fact that I was about to turn twenty years old. It was as if it was just yesterday that I was learning how to make a peanut butter sandwiches, tie my shoes, and draw endlessly with fat crayons--which I thoroughly believed to be a masterpiece. It...
**~Previously titled ~Where's The Fun In This Game?~~** Jada and Shane have always had a normal life. Two seventeen year olds who were madly in love. When Shane cheats on her, breaking her heart they move different ways. What happens when both of them and their friends are kidnapped and taken from their families. How...
A girl who thinks she's sane...A former officer bent on revenge...and lots of death, because isn't blood on snow beautiful?
My Watty Awards 2013 Winner! The fourth installment of the DIMBFF series continues the thrilling journey of a young woman, Faith Williams, battling for her life, and the Angel of Death dragging her further into his world. *** My writing page! Please join! <3 http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kat-aka-katrocks247-from-Wa...
"I always knew he was different. But I never dreamed he was evil. He made everyone in the room feel like he was talking to only them even when he was addressing the entire room. His smile would draw you in like a magnet. I was no different than anyone else, I loved him with all my heart. But I also sensed that he was...
Volume 1 in the Amelia Taylor- Simmons Collection. STRONG SEXUAL CONTENT!!! "Dominic." I moaned. I couldn't do this! I was just a little bit classier wasn't I? 'Oh god' I thought as his hands found the rim of my dress and he pulled it up, past my waist. "Mm, don't fight it Amelia. You know you want it, don't you?"
Aubrey doesn't fit society's description of a desirable woman- at least she doesn't think so- and she accepts that truth for what it is. She loves playing video games and weighs more than what is considered the status quo. While working she meets Ethan, and while they didn't meet on great terms he sees something he wa...
