Desiree Carlisle is in the 12th grade. When she is not in school, or with her friends, she is at her history teacher's house babysitting his five year old son. As the winter months get colder, Desiree and her teacher get closer. The one thing she thought, along with everyone else, turns out to be wrong. How will the sexually of her teacher effect their relationship, if anything besides teacher and student and father and babysitter happens?

M for manipulative (only 50% now). A for attitude (always 100%). I for impulsive (cut in half). S for sarcastic (full strength). I for irresistible (you're welcome). E for emotionally unavailable (...still climbing). I used to be alone. Beaten, bruised, and begging for someone to stay. My mother never believed I was worth loving over men, and the men in my life made sure I believed her. Then I hit rock bottom-prison-level rock bottom. And he showed up. Levi. A cop who should've walked away. Instead, he fought for me. Protected me. Taught me kindness... and then love. But that was before. Now he's gone. And I'm not sure what's left of me this time. (Read Gone Too Far first.)

M is for Manipulative. A is for Attitude. I is for Impulsive. S is for Sarcastic. I is for Irresistible. E is for Emotionally unavailable. Put them all together and you get me - Maisie Scarlett Brooks. And yeah, I'm exactly the girl your parents warned you about. Growing up, they tell you the safest thing to do in a messed-up situation is walk away. Whether it's a toxic person or a bad party, you're supposed to listen to that little voice in your head - your conscience - and leave. -Mine booked a one-way flight to the Bermuda Triangle and never looked back. I'm the girl who tells you it's fine to take the pills - "just once." The one who throws parties that end in cops, crying, or chaos - usually all three. I'll invite you out, ghost you halfway through, and leave you stranded in a field without cell service. Don't say I didn't warn you. I didn't care about much. I didn't have much to give. Maybe you'd see things differently if you knew what I've been through. The kind of things you don't come back from without turning a little bit... cracked. Then came the night of the binge. The drive. The flashing lights. And suddenly, I wasn't just trouble - I was in it. "Maisie Scarlett Brooks, what were you thinking?!" "I was thinking it was time to go to bed. Instead, I got pulled over by some obnoxious police officer." This is the story of a girl who's been through hell, set it on fire, and is still standing in the ashes - smirking. Meet Maisie. She's a beautiful disaster, and she's not sorry.

Back in Wisconsin after a drama filled summer with her brother, sister, and Owen, Suzanne is ready to start over. After a month of living in her brother's bachelor pad she's finally found a place to call her own. School has started back up and she's already kicking ass and acing tests. Her boss at the bookstore has finally seen all of her potential and promoted her to store supervisor. Suzanne has never felt more confident, and after almost three months of pining over Owen she's finally feeling better, mostly back to her old self. But what happens when she's forced to see him again?

Poppy Rose's life changed six years ago when her mother died in an accident caused by her. After grief, blame, depression and suicide attempts came a difficult case of selective mutism. Now, at eighteen, she refuses to speak due to the shame she felt for being responsible. However, things take a turn for the worst when she comes back to school for her senior year. Her life changes when a specific adult comes into the picture, a man who had no intentions of creating a problem. But the fact is, he's her teacher, as well as her cross country coach.

A plot twist of murders deception and love. Avie Wriggler has never known her biological parents. She has been adopted into a loving family that is the picture perfect all American, family. Everything goes well until her mother passes away from cancer. A string of murders binds her into the investigation leaving her helpless. Wanting a family of blood in the mix can leave a girl screaming. What happens when she has more than one personal tie to the case? Will it make it worse? This book isnt my first priority so the updates will be kind of on the slow side.

She seeked solace in kneading dough and icing tiers of cakes, but Katherina Baker was given an ultimatum by her parents. Choose a career that they wanted her to pursue, or leave. Her grandmother stood by her side and guided her every step of the way. Until they received news about her brother and a certain green-eyed devil who had enlisted in the NAVY years before. Talen Noah Parker wanted to break out of his spoiled life. So he enlists with the NAVY with his best friend. Heartbroken to be leaving the "love of his life" behind, he starts writing emails to her and falls even more in love with her. He just doesn't know it isn't who he thinks it is.... When an accident happens and he's forced to come back, will he find out the truth?

Never mistake kindness for flirting. And never mistake flirting for kindness. Suzanne usually spends every summer with her parents at their beach house in Florida. This year not only is she showing up late but she isn't just greeted by her parents, but by her dad's divorced best friend. Things are already changing for Suzanne but will Owen be a part of those changes?

*Prequel to '12 Seconds'* Seven years from now, Sergeant Julia Reynolds will be caught in an explosion in Afghanistan that costs her her memory. She will lose the memories of the man she loves and of the person she had become. But unbeknownst to the future Julia, her past self had a history nobody could expect, or even imagine. This is the story of how she came to be in Afghanistan, and of all the memories she will eventually lose.

Being a marine was all Jules wanted to be, despite her parents reservations. However, being caught in an explosion in Afghanistan, Jules is sent home with no memory of her time there or the love she found overseas. Now, two years later, Julia is working in the local library, with an overprotective mother who would do anything to keep her from learning the truth. But will a chance encounter with someone from her past make Julia remember who she truly is -and can she ever be the same person again? Just a few notes: 1. My knowledge of the Armed Forces is limited so expect mistakes although I shall try my best to make everything as accurate as possible. 2. I have recently posted the prequel to this book called 'Seven Years'. 3.This book is dedicated to all the men and women who put themselves in harms way to serve their country, wherever they may be; past and present.