First installment of the Cocoa and Vanilla series Destiny Vasten has kept to herself for most of her life. It's her, her books, and school. She's never had close friendships or anything else. She lives comfortably and never has to worry about what tomorrow may bring. Justin Delarosa is quite the opposite. He's always out and about with his close group of friends. Not many people know about his home life. He spends the rest of his time trying to provide a comfortable life for his baby sister. When Destiny and Justin collide, they'll change each other's lives for the better. #1 in Swirl - 5/16/18 #1 in bwhm - 10/27/18 *Cover Photo: Done by Author

Sherry Beckett was done with her marriage, every second was agonizing. Garrett Beckett old charm was gone, leaving a dull marriage in their wake. Until, their marriage therapist suggest fixing their intimacy problems by spicing up their bedroom, will the Beckett's get another chance?

book one She's moved on to better things, Xalia has. With a little help from her friends, she's got landed herself a stable job. As she progresses and excels in everything she does, she gets a unexpected surprise. Xalia gets to spend a day with the Man. The one who calls the shots. The one who knows all. Knows everybody. Who holds your life in balance. But there's also another man who holds her life in balance and would do anything in his power to stop her from moving on. Even if that means by force. p . s . all the updates and authors notes will be in the FYI chapter , thanks for reading p . s . s . #16 on short story!? I'm toooooooo happy , you should see my happy dance

Sneak Peek: He leans in, and kisses me deeply. His long, beautiful eyelashes tickle my cheek, just as I'd predicted when I first met him. His soft, full, lips envelop mine, but I don't push him away because he needs this. I need this. I want this. I bury my hands in his hair, and he starts to do the same, but then he hesitates. He's probably wondering if it's ok to touch a black girls' hair. I smile against his lips, and grab his hands and bury them in my braids. He smiles back, and runs his fingers through my braids. I'm starting to think that he's having more fun with my braids than with my lips but then he runs his tongue across my teeth. I open my mouth and he deepens the kiss. Our tongues dance and he nips at my lower lip. Kissing him is wonderful; he's probably the best kisser that I've ever encountered. So much for the stereotype about White people being bad kissers.

Theodore Raymond Grey has come of age. This story is about how he learns to understand and respect the difference between love and sex; and how he can't seem to live without either.

Harry is a single autistic father, ready to prove his love for his little daughter and willing to break the ableist stereotypes placed on him. This is a heartwarming story, following Harry's growth while making friends and finding love through a common love for comics and milkshakes. Book 1 - Coloured Series.

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"normally, friends don't kiss friends" "then I guess we're not normal" ||sexual content (mature audience) **interracial**

When the love in her life turns sour, independent, headstrong Bailey Duncan shuts that part of her life down completely, focusing only on her future. Now a college graduate she can't wait to get out of her small Texas town and move to bustling Los Angeles for a fresh start. Done with the heaviness and dramatics of affairs of the heart, Bailey intends to keep things light and enjoy the single life. LA gives her the chance to reinvent herself. She's started a great job, lives in a great house and is even casually dating a great guy. But one clumsy run in at a Starbucks turns her world on it's head when she meets the man of her dreams and favorite One Direction member, Harry Styles, who shows her just how weightless following your heart can make you feel. Why settle for great when you can have extraordinary?