When a figure from Arin's childhood walks through her front door, she has no idea that her sanity is about to unravel before her eyes. Forced to live with him, personalities clash and history looms but as they get closer they realize how deceptive appearances can be. Often who we are is not who we'd like to be known as. As their proximity increases so do illicit desires. Along with insecurities of teenage life, the social jungle they call high school, Arin has a ravaging yearning to confront which refuses to buried. Battling the confusion of tradition with religion, the guilt from their devotion to religion, and life long segregation. Is this love, just simple infatuation and hormones or does it run much deeper? Read to find out... (IGNORE THE DISGUSTING CLICHE ABOVE^)

Wrap a scarf around your face and you're a muslim, simple, right? Wrong. What about Modesty, Belief & The Qualities? That's what you need. Also commitment, you can't wear the hijab then take it off. What would the point be in that? Layla learns the point of islam in a tough route. High School. What would you do? With Racist Bullies? Persistent Players & Annoying Enemies? Along with her friends, watch as Layla takes the islamic route to success . . .

"Verily, with every hardship comes ease." In the bustling city of new york, settling in for Hamna and her family was a big task. Still struggling from her past, the 18-year-old Hamna wasn't ready to start a whole new chapter in another city. But as time went by, she found herself settling in and so did her older sister, Hafsa. But when it felt better and everything started falling in place, fates and problems were still following her everywhere. And even if things felt better in the moment, it all collapsed in the other. Hamna is your average teenage girl - fan of movies, shopping and books. But as much as she tries to stay away from all sorts of trouble, life somehow still manages to push her in the ground. She struggles, she cries and whines - but in the end always finds a way to get things right. And moving to new york, held a handful of challenges for her to face. Hamna will have to face it all. Love, Hate, her parents' overly-strict behavior and her murky past that seemed to come back to the present. How will she handle the situation when people start talking about her past and start throwing harsh words at her? How will she remain steadfast on her deen - the place she really belongs in? What happens when her own family starts doubting her? How will she maintain her reputation, her modesty and her peaceful life that seemed to be collapsing at the moment? How will she prove her innocence? And most of all - How will she have everyone thinking that she is in fact Pure At Heart? Well click that reading button and buckle up, as we ride alongside Hamna and her roller coaster life. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2013 BritishHolic {Spiritual #7 / Teen Fiction #112 - 10/18/14} ***This book is definitely NOT just for Muslims. Anyone can read it. (ITS A FREE COUNTRY)***

Eighteen year old Naila is your typical Muslim teenage hijabi. She's in her last year of high school and dreading everyday that isn't her graduation day; the day she plans to start looking for a husband. But what's a girl to do with a married twin sister, parents who hate the idea of niqab, and a hatred of marrying someone outside of her race that cannot be let go of? Read on to find out.

Daniella Campbell is a normal highschool girl with best friends who have boyfriends, because of peer pressure, she also wants to have one. However, Daniella thinks she is too good for any guy who is courting her, that's why she never had a boyfriend in her entire life. Her best friends told her that's because she sets the bar too high. So what happens if she clicks on a popup that actually sells boyfriends? Read to find out. :)

In a religious, traditional and loving Muslim family, there lived a girl with loud and different opinions of her own. Unlike the other girls, Mahra believes in transforming her dreams into reality. She is the first independent woman in her 'Arab' family. For a young girl like herself, she goes through a lot of trouble to achieve what she wishes in her life and for her precious Job. Just when she thinks life's going on perfectly, steps in a man who ruins everything that she's built from all these years. Despite all the hatred she holds in her heart for him, somehow fate brings them both together. A beautiful tale of an unfulfilled love story, that is both enchanting and mesmerizing.

Jameelah is only 19 years old and has been married to her husband, Osaama for a year. The first year of their marriage was like heaven..but something changed. Her husband started becoming more and more violent...but unfortunately, Jameelah allows him to bully her. She tells herself repeatedly, "Allah says to be patient.." But patient in a time like this? What will happen that will tip her off of the iceberg?

Aliza has her life planned out according to what she wants; but will her plans change when a certain somebody stumbles into her life? Isa never imagined on intruding on Aliza's life; but when he does, will she be happy about it? It's a mess and they both know it. Between trying to figure themselves and their future, fate decides to make an even bigger mess for the pair. Question is though: Will it be a beautiful mess or an ugly one? Well, that's My Choice. Amazing cover credits go to @Cloudland

Eighteen year old Yasmeen is a Muslimah enjoying her last year of high school with her two best friends. She expects her senior year to be boring and torturing like the past three years were. Especially due to the fact that she's been wearing the niqab and tormented in school for it since last year. What's a niqabi to do though when the gorgeous new guy starts going to her school and everyone takes an interest to him? Or what about when she finds out that he's going to be living in the same house with her for a year and they're engaged to each other? *WILL OFFICIALLY BE BACK LATE 2024/EARLY 2025*

Aria has always laid low in school with her tight-knit group of friends. When she meets Nash at a party, he's rude, he's blunt, and he's got more baggage than he can carry. Aria immediately dislikes him. But the line between hate and love is very thin, and a continuous game of Never Have I Ever may change everything.