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.

Amy Prescott used to be that girl who got bullied just because she was the typical 'good girl' until she left her school to go to Florida. Amy meets a couple of people who help her change and defend herself. Two years later, she moves back to her hometown and old school. The boy who bullied her, Jack Reece, wants to make amends with her but takes an interest in her. However Amy is different now. When the two are forced to stay in the same house together, the pair start to get closer despite Amy's feelings towards him. Jack uses this opportunity to prove his worth to her to get her to forgive him.

Vanessa Logan is a plain, poor, friendless, sarcastic 16 year old girl. She lives in a small, yet amazing house. She lives with her father, who is an alcoholic and can't seem to get a job. So, he leaves it to her to take care of the both of them. Vince King is a popular, rich, player/bad boy 17 year old. He gets the girls and throws them away like a piece if trash, and then never talks to them ever again, not even a sideways glance. See, these two people are very different. So, what happens when these two get paired for a project in English Class? Will these opposites attract or will they go their separate ways, meaning; Vanessa will go to her hard-working life and Vince go to his amazing, easy life? Find out in 'Loving The Bad Boy'. ©2014-15 All Rights Reserves (ARR) Story by: Marry_Lover

Sequel of "Claimed By Him Without Love" "Do you Mr. James Ashton, take Miss Liza Miller to be your wedded wife, to cherish in love and in friendship, in strength and in weakness, in success and in disappointment, to love her faithfully, today, tomorrow, and for as long as the two of you shall live?" The Father asked me. "I do." I said without any doubt in my mind. "Do you, Miss Liza Miller, take Mr. James Ashton to be your wedded husband, to cherish in love and in friendship, in strength and in weakness, in success and in disappointment, to love him faithfully, today, tomorrow, and for as long as the two of you shall live?" "No. I do not." WHAT THE F***!

"According to Greek Mythology, humans were originally created with four arms, four legs and a head with two faces. Fearing their power, Zeus split them into two separate being, condemning them to spend their lives in search of their other halves." - Plato's The Symposium. Cat keeps her head down and doesn't attract much attention from anyone, and it's fine. It's just the way she likes it. But during her two weeks of holidays in October, she meets a boy who she assumes will be nothing more than a passing encounter. And with that, her life begins to spiral, for the better and the worse. I guess you could say it all started with a tube.

"I can't believe I'm going to say this, but I miss being in high school." Celeste Graham has gone from a senior in high school to a freshman in university. Unfortunately, that's not the only thing that's about to change in her life. When a snaky girl and her brother come back to her, everything is about to turn more than a loop on a roller coaster. But, aren't all roller coasters fun? [This book belongs to me, but the book prior to this one called "Falling For The Opposite" is property of @yourstrulytrina, meaning occasional characters, settings, sayings, and scenes belong to her]

"This plan will be good for Ella and us." Caitlin and Miller. Miller and Caitlin. Forced together by a football. Caitlin Mays is not the name people yell during a football game and Miller Woods definitely doesn't get judged by some of the world's best dancers. Their bond comes from a football and an accidental throw too hard. Nothing ever clicked to them until now when a hatred for one person grows out of control and a plan is formed. Taking all the sacrifices and literally hand in hand, Miller and Caitlin face their toughest opponent yet.

[RATED PG-13 NOT RATED R] "You would expect someone who looks like me to be posing in front of the camera, but I've decided against it for now. I'm still quite fully interested in the works behind the lens." - Juliet Merrill is a 16 year old aspiring photographer. When she sees an article in a national magazine that states there is only one spot left in the Top 10 Youngest Photographers, she decides to take it. But there is one thing blocking her from her mission; Noah Wilde AKA Pretty Boy. Who also happens to be standing behind the camera. - cover by emilyjean113 copyright to comically, this is original work

Abigail Hutches has been stripped of her sunny life in California when she is forced to move to liberal Virginia when her mother is put in rehab. But Gran and her mom are all she has left so it was either foster care or Gran. Her father died when she was seven in the Marines and all Abigail has left of him is a plush elephant named Ellie. Ellie goes everywhere with her but is kept hidden. What 16 year old girl in her right mind would have a stuffed elephant? That is, until Adam Carness, Peaks High Golden Boy, has it in his possession. Adam and Abigail strike up a deal. For the rest of the year, Abigail is practically his slave and Ellie doesn't get hurt. Abigail isn't ready to give Ellie up. Adam needs to show people that he's not what they think. Will this deal turn into something beautiful or just leave both of them ruined? Copyright: loverofwriting97 Cover by: opensaturn

Read the title. You don't need a description. People these days . . .