BOOK ONE OF THE CURSED SERIES "What's your name?" His voice was a delicate murmur in her ear. "Alice," she breathed, gasping as he nipped at her lobe. Their bodies swayed to the music, ignorant of the people around them. She was falling into the abyss of this man, of his seduction and thrall. Her stomach clenched involuntarily as he breathed her name in a throaty groan. "I like that," he murmured as he trailed his tongue down her neck, nipping at the skin at the base of her throat. Alice opened her eyes at the glaring flashing lights above them. She wanted him. Gods how she wanted him... "What's your name?" She dared to ask. Her throat was dry and parched from the heat, from the man that ground his pelvis into her ass... He chuckled, fingers trailing down her right thigh, "so responsive," he murmured as she moaned, gasping for cool air. * * * When Alice seeks out a popular club in hopes of curbing the misery that 'the one that should not be named' had caused, she most certainly didn't anticipate stumbling upon a man who would rock her world in a way that 'the one that should not be named' didn't. Nevermind the prospect of stumbling upon someone who was of another species entirely. Although, she tried to forget about that part. And let's be honest here, it's not exactly easy escaping an Alpha that claims to require Alice for his survival. But like her gramps had told her- "there's nothing like a good kick to the balls." Though, that didn't quite work in her favour a year down the line. How, do you wonder? Well, it's a damn long story to tell.

Loosely based off a poem I wrote. This is a S/T relationship. Ann-Ray is an only child who had suffered neglect and abuse as a child. Due to this and her father always screaming she's worthless and threatening to kill anyone she loves or to kill her if she ever spoke a word about what he does to her...She went mute. To afraid to talk, thinking she'd slip up if she did talk. Now in her last year of high school there's a new teacher... meaning she has to write down and explain to him why she doesn't talk. Things get hard when he starts paying extra attention to her. She doesn't like attention, especially from men. But is this twenty-three year old teacher James Roberto different from all the rest? Do they have more in common then they think?..Let's find out shall we?

A trail of Post-It notes leading her to the golden boy of Providence Prep. A girl who seems to have no other motive than to ruin her life before they become family. And that sweet, dorky boy who suddenly seems like he belongs on the red carpet. Some things just aren't meant to be, are they? Sophomore year for Quinn Ramirez is not going the way she planned. Not only has her New York City stepsister-to-be come to live with her, but she's got a difficult love rectangle she's trying to unravel all while trying to capture the heart of the gorgeous yet entirely unreachable Andrew Summers. That's until she receives a mysterious note offering her help and a complete solution-if only she follows the Andrew Summers plan. {Cover by @graphicqueen-}

Arielle Fischer is starting her senior year of high school. She decides that a new school means a new her. She battles to change her shy and meek demeanor and at times she even fights for her life! But will it be enough in the end? Find out what happens to Arielle and the struggles that she is constantly trying to over come!

Savanah Smith is walking with her two best friends in the city of New York on vacation. When she stumbles into this guy. She says sorry and goes on her way laughing with her friends. Nick King, the CEO of Kings corporation, was walking through the streets of New York city when a girl knocks into him. She apologizes and keeps walking. She's captivated him, and he wants to know everything about her but the thing is he doesn't even know her name. #38 in teen fiction 8/17/16 *In the middle of editing, I am not perfect so even if the chapters say edited and you see something that needs to be fixed please let me know so I can fix it! Thank you!*

High school in the early 90s: it was before cell phones and social media, but the problems were the same. How do you get the guy you're interested in to notice you? What happens if you fall in love with your best friend? Why does physics class keep factoring into your love life? This novella is loosely based on my own high school experiences... but sort of an alternate version of them. You can only make one set of choices in life, so it's fun to explore what could have been - but wasn't - in fiction. Also, set in 1991-92, this is kind of a period piece now! In some ways it's a love letter to the teen books I read back in the 80s and 90s, in particular those by Ellen Conford and Paula Danzinger. I hope you enjoy it. This story was featured on Wattpad in 2016.