It started with a phone call and then everything just got worse and worse. Again it started with a phone call and it didn't get better. It ended with a phone call and my world fell to pieces ~ When 19 year old Kayleigh loses her family, she also loses her livelihood. She doesn't talk to other people and she tries to avoid all social activities. This doesn't go unnoticed by her peers and a certain grey eyed bad boy. Sebastian Blackwood is a brooding 21 year old. He thinks caring is for the weak and does not believe in miracles. Drowning his sorrows in alcohol is a common occurrence for Sebastian, but when he meets Kayleigh he suddenly comes to the conclusion that drinking is not always to solution. ~ "I thought you didn't talk?" he whispered in my ear pressing me further into the wall. I kept my mouth shut and put my hand on his torso, trying to push him away. His minty breath tickled my ear when he whispered the next 5 words in my ear "I will make you talk." ~ Disclaimer: Kayleigh is not mute nor will she not talk the whole story. To see what does happen you will just have to read the book for yourself. Lost Memories is a novel written by Natasha Howe / Cheese_Sticks_ . I do not appreciate other people stealing or copying my work without my permission. Cover by Shellylovesfood

Rosalynn Carlisle's dad is dead. She misses him more that anything, but she learned to cope up with her life without a fatherly figure, unlike her mother whom she has to take care of and who found solace in alcohol after her beloved husband's death. Rosalynn's school life also starts stressing her out when a certain green-eyed boy starts pestering her on a daily basis. She despises Jackson and demands him to let her be. But he can't seem to do that, can he now? Little did she know that her hatred for him would turn into something utterly beautiful and that he would make her life worth living, and not just surviving. He is Rosie's alluring beau after all. [ forewarning: this book was written when my brain was not fully developed aka twelve or thirteen, so my writing style, usage of words and sense of plot is absolutely horrendous, extremely cringey and cliche to the point where it's predictable. so i apologize for what you are getting into and i'm only keeping this book published because it has helped me grow as a writer and a person and reflect on flaws as an artist. my growth as a young writer can be evaluated by read this and my latest book "a miscellany of short stories". ] [ very very very very slowly editing, but you can read it nevertheless if you are up for some cringe. ]

Practically all her life, Eva Prescott has been in love with her best friend Aidan Sanchez. Sappy romance, I know. "They're made for each other!" "Aw, they both are so cute together. " "When will they start dating?" Everyone coos and wonders along with Eva's heartbroken mind. But how long can her feelings remain unrequited and not noticed by him? She's had enough of her hopeless feelings for Aidan and decides to do the deed she's dreaded the most: • Murder him, without leaving any clue of his existence behind on the planet. Nah, I'm kidding (not). • Get over him. There are plenty of fish in the sea after all. The last thing she expected was a new guy to come into the picture and completely sweep her off her feet, once again. And to make things more complicated, Aidan finally professes his love for her that he's kept hidden for so long. What should she do? Choose Jake, the guy she's falling for or Aidan, her best friend whom she was in love with since her childhood? Will she fall in love once more or be pulled back by her old disunited feelings? Is loving another person really worth more than the guy who finally returns the feelings you've had for him since middle school? [ forewarning: this book was written when my brain was not fully developed aka twelve or thirteen, so my writing style, usage of words and sense of plot is absolutely horrendous, extremely cringey and cliche to the point where it's predictable. so i apologize for what you are getting into and i'm only keeping this book published because it has helped me grow as a writer and a person and reflect on flaws as an artist. my growth as a young writer can be evaluated by read this and my latest book "a miscellany of short stories". ] [ very very very very slowly editing, but you can read it nevertheless if you are up for some cringe. ]

"Do you have any idea how fast you make my heart race, Cupcake?" He leaned forward and whispered. This simple action, sent shivering chills down my spine. "I, made his heart race?" I wondered, because this bitxh had no idea that he made mine run a marathon whenever we had close proximity. I smiled knowingly, because now, I could hear the pace of his heart beating rapidly against his chest. Exactly like mine. ➴ ➵ ➶ ➷ Here, you have Scarlett Anderson. Trouble's her middle name (not literally, it's actually Barbara). She's the State Champion for Track and she's insanely sarcastic. Now enter Izek Ryder. A teen rebel, an extremely sexy one. Sweet, protective, sarcastic and hilarious. But, there always seems to be a catch, doesn't it? He has a secret, a huge one to be exact. He's secretly a person whom no one at school knows about. Let's just say, Izek might be a pretty boy but he's not as innocent as his face seems. And Scarlett's more than determined to find out what her crush is hiding. It will either dissipate her feelings or make them bloom forevermore. And what happens when a rebel falls for a rebel? Trouble. More and more trouble. In shorter words, Scarlett's in trouble. Literally. ➴ ➵ ➶ ➷ [ reached #187 in teen fiction on july 6, 2016 ] [ disclaimer: contains censored cuss words. ] [ forewarning: this book was written when my brain was not fully developed aka twelve or thirteen, so my writing style, usage of words and sense of plot is absolutely horrendous, extremely cringey and cliche to the point where it's predictable. so i apologize for what you are getting into and i'm only keeping this book published because it has helped me grow as a writer and a person and reflect on flaws as an artist. my growth as a young writer can be evaluated by read this and my latest book "a miscellany of short stories". ] [ slowly editing, but you can read it nevertheless. ]

Blake Parker was whom you call popular. Eleanor Smith was whom you call a loner. He was cocky, she was smart with her words. He had too many tattoos, she had not even a piercing. She hated her life, he embraced his. She hated the world, while he enjoyed it. She had a dark past which still stays unknown to her, while he had a memorable one. He had everything he wanted in his life, but he couldn't help but feel curious about the shy girl by the window in Coffee Drips. He wanted to unravel the mysteries that hid beneath her shadows and hooded jacket. So, one fine day, he maned up and decided to talk to her. He's never felt this intrigued by someone and she's never felt happier to have someone talking to her with a smile again. Haven't you heard? Opposites attract. There are too many cliché stories about 'the quiet, mysterious guy who falls for the bubbly, sarcastic girl'. But this one's completely opposite. And this is the story of Tattoo Guy and Coffee Girl. And this is their story of falling in love.