(alternatively called: slow burn, second-hand embarrassment, and shenanigans) A girl made up of short fuses, clumsy feet and copious amounts of sarcasm has to team up with her irritatingly obnoxious neighbour in the name of love (also known as raging teenage hormones). Because in the grand scheme of things, what's a little deal with the devil? (Spoiler Alert: absolute chaos.) cover by xdemonsflowerx

From opposite sides of the tracks comes a novel of two unprecedented lovers. Dunya Kareem and Cameron Miller are two individuals who are so confident about who they are, to the point where they feel nothing can stop them... until things do, that is. When all the circumstances are wrong, when vulnerability and need is great, it is only then, do Dunya Kareem and Cameron Miller truly understand the phenomenon that is love. A love between a devoted Muslim girl and an agnostic Non-Muslim guy that was once deemed impossible slowly becomes a reality. But life gets in the way of the guy who seldom thought from his mind, and the girl who seldom thought from her heart. But sometimes, that's the beauty of it; the worst possible situations can oftentimes bring out the best of people- or, is it rather the worst? All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2017

Joseph, the guy that is physically blessed is supposed to fuck his way through the school campus. His friends keep cheering him on but deep inside he knew that was simply not possible. Yet he went with the flow and carried on with being a hoe. Nathaniel's the dude caught up in the past, mourning about something that happened years ago. The cause of his broken heart is no other than - the manwhore slash his ex-bff - Joseph. Therefore he made it his new life purpose to beat Joseph in anything and everything, thinking that might help him overcome his past. Layla. Well, Layla is just Layla the girl with the headscarf. Further investigations were not required since the girl with that scarf on her head will always be the girl with that scarf on her head. A bet. A reckless, meaningless bet designed for the dumb, was the beginning of the boys interaction with the girl that was wrapped up. How were they supposed to get into her pants when all she exposed was her face? Life standards couldn't be any more different and a clash of cultures is not the only thing pushing the characters out of their comfort zone. ▪▪▪ Title meaning: Haram means prohibited in Arabic Halal means permitted in Arabic So "Started from Haram now we Halal", means nothing else than "We started off wrong and now we good" By the way, this story is based on clichés however I tried to mix it up a little by breaking some of the general rules.

Completed Novel. Binge Read it Now! Seventeen-year-old Olivia Black has a rare birth defect known as Psyche Sans Soma, or PSS. Instead of a right hand made of flesh and blood, she was born with a hand made of ethereal energy. How does Olivia handle being the girl with the ghost hand? Well, she's a little bit morbid and a whole lot snarky. Her mother thinks her obsession with death, black clothing, and the local cemetery is a bid for attention. But when Marcus, the new guy in Olivia's calculus class, stares at her like she's a freak, Olivia doesn't like it. And when her hand goes rogue, doing things she never imagined possible, Olivia finds herself running for her life with Marcus from a group of men bent on taking the power of her hand for their own nefarious purposes. Like Ripley's writing and want to read more of it? Sign up for her author newsletter Here: http://eepurl.com/M7sEb to be kept in the loop.

Amelia (Ame) Fosters was socially awkward. Her only friends were her stuffed panda Mr. Fancy and his wife the stuffed liger Mrs. Fancy. She didn't know how to talk to people let alone boys. So when her parents decide that it'd be best if she spent the summer with her aunt in Southern California she didn't expect a house of four drop dead gorgeous boys to love next door. They all take an interest in the girl next door and plan to bring her out of her shell. Can they do it? A story filled with laughter, parties, bonfires, lots of blushing, down right craziness and maybe a little bit of romance?

I, Juliette McAdams, have kept a big secret for a long time. I have lived with my mom in Texas for whole my life. I went to school there, I bought my first guitar in the local music store, I had my first kiss in the back of a car and I developed my lipstick addiction in my own bedroom. Even though I had a good life there, I missed something important. My father. My real father is Waylon Kingston, the former rock star who now owns an academy for musicians in California. Finally, after seventeen years of school, growing up, music and awkwardness, I get a chance to meet my father. Maybe things won't go as I planned, but that's a risk I'm willing to take. Juliette McAdams is a beautiful young girl, who knows exactly what she wants. She is funny, easily attacks the floor with her clumsiness, and has a red lipstick addiction. Not to forget, she is amazingly talented. She plays enough instruments to start a one-woman's ochestra and has an amazing voice. That's the other reason why she wants to go the Academy of Young Musicians California, her father's school. This way she can make two dreams come true at once. Of course, there are always people who stand in the way and do everything to mess things up. And the problem with lying is that once you're caught in a web of lies, it's hard to get out of it. - A story with a lot of music, sarcasm, awkwardness, hot boys and an evil stepsister - Copyright by Smartblondinex -

If Tyler Scott knows something in life is that you only give proper worth to something when you finally lose it. Or as Passenger sings, he only needed the light when it was burning low. He only missed the sun when it started to snow. He only knew he had been high when he was feeling low. He only hated the road when he was missing home. He only knew he loved her when he let her go. ©Copyright 2016. cover by silverfinger-

Megan "Meg" Maddox is an awkward, sarcastic, typical 13 year old girl that really does nothing with her life, but which thirteen year old expects some adventure to come along? The Drawing Boy may not bring a fairy tale adventure with him, but he does have lessons to give and a story to tell. And sometimes, that kind of adventure is just enough.

Emma Jacobs is like any other Californian girl who is only trying to survive high school. She’s happy with her group of friends, her brother and his wife, Caroline, and her secret talent. Emma can sing, and every Friday, she does just that. However, Emma is too shy to sing in front of anybody that may recognize her from school, so she drives to the next town over and performs every Friday at The Seaside Café. Emma is happy with her double life until there’s a bump in the road and her two lives begin to overlap just because of one boy who just so happens to work at the café. How will Emma keep her secret when the whole thing depends on Jace Parker, the school loner. And how can she keep the secrets of her demented past in the past if he is determined to pry into her history? Surely, all of her problems come back to The Seaside Café.