'Who's that?' I asked Peter as we pulled on our cleats making sure to lace them up tight. 'Her?' He pointed to the tan skinned brunette talking to coach. 'Yeah who is that?' 'That's coach's daughter, Melanie.' I smirked and watched her closely. 'Don't even think about it Chuck, she's off limits. Coach will kill you.' I purse my lips and watch as she walks towards us, her hips sashaying smoothly. 'Hey guys, you must be the upcoming freshman?' She held her hand out to Peter first than for me. 'I'm Melanie McKinsey , your coach's daughter.'

Anna Mason loves soccer. Her father coaches both the boys' and the girls' teams at her high school. Because of this, she's at the boys practices everyday, playing with them most of the time. Charlie Baker's family just moved to Salem, Indiana. He's been waiting to tryout for the boys' soccer team ever since they arrived. While Anna knows her father's rule, Charlie doesn't even know it exists. What will happen when the rule is tempted to be broken? A love story full of humor, trustworthy friends, and just a little bit of a twist. *this story is unedited, please excuse the grammar and punctuation mistakes* ranked #551 in teen fiction on 11/21/16

A girl is forced by her father to go the university where he works. She immediately makes friends and eventually ends up falling in love. She is soon faced with the difficult decision choosing between school and love. What will she pick? Find out while reading: The Coach's Daughter.

Meet Bexley Anderson, she is the coach's daughter. She has 2 older brothers and 4 younger brothers. She is not popular by any means but if you said her name people would know who she was. Her brothers are all popular even her 5 year old brothers are popular in kindergarten! She is 16 and beautiful even though she doesn't know it. Meet Jax Thompson, he is the star quarterback on his schools football team. He is gorgeous and is the guy other guys want to be and girls want to be with him. Until Bexley Anderson shows up she is the new coach's daughter. She is beautiful, she is shy, she is smart and Jax might just be falling for her. *** Just a warning: I'm aware that this book isn't very good. It goes really fast. There are spelling errors and some grammar errors too. If you see some, feel free to comment and correct me (in a nice way please) I'll fix it. There are plot holes I know. The outfits are ugly, it's just bad. Also! There is football in this book, keep in mind, that I know nothing about football! Like at all! Lastly, there is no diversity in the cast, i'm aware. and i sincerely apologize for that, I was very young when i wrote this and I googled "pretty people" and unfortunately, white people were all that came up. I didn't think anything of it. I am very sorry and will try so much harder to have diversity in my future work. And if after reading all of that, you still wanna read this book, enjoy! Please don't steal my work, it's illegal. Thank you! {Milestones} 300,000 reads June 7, 2018 500,000 reads December 29, 2018 700,000 reads May 27, 2019 1,000,000 reads January 23, 2020

Bree moves back home after 13 years, knowing no one at all, she makes quick friends with Sandy, the school's player's twin sister, who is sure Bree is the one to change Carter's womanizing ways. Would she be able to do it? Or would she become one of Carter's broken hearted flings?

Best Ranking: #5 in Teen Fiction - Preview- "Do you actually care?" he questioned, raising an eyebrow tauntingly. I grinned, trying to emulate his easy humor. "I mean, I guess I have nothing better to do than listen to you complain about having scholarships most guys would kill for," I teased. "Besides, you're the most popular guy in school. I'm sure everyone will love to read all about dashing Luke's college troubles on my gossip blog. Since I'm a little kid, you wouldn't expect me to take this conversation seriously, now, would you?" Luke reached over and tickled me, laughing. "You're a brat, you know that?" I stuck my tongue out at him, pushing him away. "You know you love it. Besides, it worked. You're smiling and laughing and acting like yourself. Mission accomplished." - Reviews- SSA_Catherine: Omg I love this book cannot wait for the update. Misswonderful14: I'm In Love With It Please Update! Kaitlyn1139: I need this update more than I need coffee!!!!! Read, Comment, and Vote if you enjoy this book

Lennox Cooper is your average sixteen-year-old girl with a famous father who is also the football coach at her high school. And then one day, her childhood best friend, Weston Johnson walks back into her life. But to be on the football team is not all he wants, he wants his old best friend back. Is Lennox ready to open her heart back up? Will he get the coach's daughter? -The Captains sequel-

A football player and a cheerleader. The ideal and stereotypical couple right? Think again. Grayson Cooper charming, attractive, and stereotypically arrogant. Grayson is the star quarterback of Ocean City High and the most popular guy. One of those guys that a girl would die if he even talked to them. However even if it didn't seem like it Grayson hated the brainless seeming idiots that flirted with him. This is probably why he's so intrigued by the new girl who defies the stereotypes and isn't what everybody says she is. Aspen Peterson the new girl at Ocean City High new to Florida period. She is not only known as the new girl. Aspen is the captain of the cheerleaders after showing everyone out at tryouts. Blue eyes, dirty blonde hair, nice body, sounds like the stereotypical cheerleader. But that's not what Aspen is. She isn't interested in dating an empty-headed person who knows nothing, doesn't really care about prom, or the empty-headed people who think she sleeps around. Aspen is a free spirit girl, who isn't afraid "to be one of the boys", isn't afraid to be herself, but is afraid to be loved or let anybody in after a difficult past. Aspen vows not to fall in love, because of still struggling to let go. Will all that change when two people who think they're completely different, but really have more in common than they think cross paths? ★ I wrote this when I was in middle school (12-14 years old). It's cringey, some parts don't make sense since I have yet to edit it yet but it is a cute book. You've been warned :) ★ - this book has no smut. it's rated mature due to language. *Completed December 2016* (Cover by - ashtonlirwin ) !!!!!! - THIS IS NOT A DOLAN FANFIC - !!!!! * Please don't translate this book *

In every stupid and cliché teen fiction story, there's always the blonde cheerleader that people think is a complete bitch and acts as the sinister antagonist of the story. Sorry to disappoint, but I'm that blonde cheerleader that people think is a complete bitch and acts as the sinister antagonist of the story. Is it my fault that I was born with this hair color or with the blue eyes? Is it my fault that I worked hard to be the leader of the cheer team? And how come there's always this goody-two-shoes who comes in and rains on my parade? Let's list off the criteria: Blonde? Obviously. Blue eyes? Like, as you say, "a reflection of the ocean" Cheerleader? Complete with the uniform. Bimbo? My grades beg to differ. A bitch? I'm not even going to deny it. Antagonist? Well, I'll let you be the judge of that.

Zoey is the captain of the cheer team at her high school who has all the boys begging at her feet. Brody is the quarterback on the high school football team that all the girls swoon over. All the girls except Zoey. Zoey has lived in Texas her entire life. She is determined to graduate high school then go to college at Harvard. With all her studies, she only really has time for cheer and her best friends, Baley and Maria. Zoey never really thought about having a boyfriend that is until the quarterback on the football team started to show an interest in her. Her friends have warned her about him, but Zoey thinks there may be more to this player than what meets the eye. Now this wasn't in her plans... •~• To fully understand, please read Life's Long Journey and Life's Painful Road. This is the third book to those, but it can be read as a stand-alone.