Drafts in which a girl writes to the one who got away. Abigail James just went through what could possibly be known as the worst part of her life, aside from her father leaving. When her boyfriend of two years, and best friend of thirteen decides to break things off, she's left confused, lonely, and extremely heartbroken. So what does any broken-hearted teenage girl do? Well, she writes text drafts she'll never send to the one who left her behind. But are they enough to mend her broken heart? BOOK 1 IN THE WORDS LEFT UNSAID SERIES

Blake and Ray are two different people. Blake is the innocent good girl while Ray is the deadly quiet Bad Boy. The only ties they have together is their best friends who happen to be dating eachother. And Blakes best friend just happens to be her twin sister, Tessa. Tessa is a bad girl, she does what she wants and she doesn't care if she gets away with it or not. What happens when Tessa tries to bring innocent twin sister into her world of gangs, sex, drugs, and violence...what happens when Ray helps lure her in. ~ Soon Ray began to skim his lips across the curve of my neck, the way he seems to like, his arms uncrossed and his hands moved down to grip my waist. "When you do that," I let out, my voice unusually husky, "I feel weird." "Weird?" He asked before pressing a soft kiss to the juncture. I nodded my head and gripped his shoulders firmly. "Yeah, I feel all tingly, there's this knot on my stomach that comes when you're doing stuff like this, and when you took you're clothes off last night." Ray chuckled, placing another kiss on my skin, this time on my jaw. "You're feeling horny Blakey." Ray finally said after awhile of him just nipping at my skin, which felt wonderful by the way. "Horny," I asked, shocked. "You mean, sexually aroused?" I asked again, still in surprise. I can't believe this whole time I was aroused, and aroused sexually at the most. "Yes, Babe, you're sexually aroused. That's one sign that you might like a person, one of the first." Highest Rank: #1 Teen Fiction #6 in Romance THIS BOOK IS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE AS AN EBOOK OR PAPERBACK ON AMAZON AND KINDLE. Cover by @Eveninglatte

Back home for the summer Katrina "Kat Saunders expects it to be the best summer ever. But she doesn't get what she's expecting. Her best friend Eli and her ex Chris put her in a very difficult position, only adding to her stress. With her parents on vacation and her sister in Europe she feels abandoned and now her friends are tearing her apart. Who will she choose? Eli, her best friend? Chris, the one she could love? Or will her heart lead her on a completely different path. This book's three main characters are based on myself and two friends. The person Eli is based on passed away December 2015 and this is... The Life I Wish We'd Lived.

Derek and Kennedy are high school sweet hearts. They have finally gotten out of their small town and are finding that getting away from his past is harder than it first seemed. What will happen when their love is put to the ultimate test and he has to choose between the family business and true love.

"We don't shoot the warn. We shoot to kill." Mitchell threatened. "You think I'm afraid of you?" Darren laughed, a little too loud for their liking. "You've got some nerve Darren to be trying to play me like this. You should know I never lose." Kale barked. "You can't lose if you were never in the game to begin with Kale." "Looks like I'll keep on reigning with you out of the picture. Remember, Kings never die. Say hi to your gang in hell for me." Kale spat, cocking his gun and pointing it down at the beaten body that was smiling victoriously up at him. What happens when a gang leader and a rich girl end up in a tricky situation? Chaos. It's a paradise, and it's a war zone. On what looks to be like the perfect first day of summer, turns into complete destruction. You wouldn't expect to become friends with the town's notorious bad boy and kidnapped by a gang of rebellious boys, but unfortunately for Addison Montgomery - exactly that happens. You could say her luck runs thin, but for Kale Matthews it's not all bad. But of course, with every bad boy comes a good girl who doesn't know the tricks of the trade.