Sasha Beth had been born with a severe heart defect, and at the age of nineteen was the proud recipient of a heart transplant that she affectionally dubbed, the second hand heart. But years later, on a hunt to learn about the man whose heart now sat heavy in her chest, Sasha meets Harper Black who is a newly retired Navy SEAL and the best friend of her heart donor. Their first meeting is filled with heavy attraction but neither are willing to act on their charged feelings. The two pretend to ignore their mutual feelings in honour of the deceased man they both feel indebted to. But when chance meetings, nosy family members and broken hearts come to a head, interesting things are bound to happen. [ cover credit to @xXArachnidXx ]

Samantha and Ian - they couldn't have been happier together as a couple. But with his parents being against their relationship and threatening to ruin the life of the girl he loves most, Ian is devastated. Left with no choice, he decides to break it off with her. Months and months of writing unsent letters to the girl he loves, crying and wishing she'd be back in his arms; he was miserable. cover made by me (@solerdani) [WARNING: THIS WAS WRITTEN WHEN I WAS 12 lmao]

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After being afflicted with depression at an early age, 17-year-old Mae finds a way to cope through diary exchanges with her best friend. Using an old leather-bound journal to jot down every instance of pressure, joy, and bitter strife, even this solace seems to be no match for constant break downs. Mae thinks no one notices when she stifles tears in the back of art class. But someone does. Maybe it's high time Mae realizes that even though crying sucks when someone else sees it, that's all the more reason they deserve to know why.

Quotes are group of words that expresses millions of feelings we are feeling

☺a collection of happy reminders and words, updated daily ☺

"smoke never rises without fire" ~sequel to BURN~

you are the words left unsaid on my dry lips the whisper of something i wanted but could not have

Lebensmüde is a German word that has no English equivalent. The word literally means being tired of life and was used to describe the dramatic and soul-crushing emotional agony of young Romantic poets. Nowadays, the word is simply used for when someone is going to do something stupid and reckless. ***This book is dedicated to my greatest of online friends, my beloved sister, Farah. (@_city_of_angels_) I love you Farah Bearah, more than you know.***