Reality Show of a couple 30 something singles looking for their true love. Only three rules on the island. No alcohol, do drugs...no sexual intimacy.

If you can dream it. You can be it. Aquina is thrown into various timelines trying so desperately to live in the one her dreams are made of. But every time she finds a semblance of peace, someone or something sets her back, transporting her to a timeline/ universe intent on keeping her away from the one person she wants to be with. And what is this new recurring dream of an ancient past? Who is this guy her soul longs for? How does all of this tie in to who she truly is?

A different take on my book, The Preacher's son. The old version will be put up on the website. I hope you enjoy both versions! This can be read as a standalone book. Ruth Hastings just found out her dad and little brother passed away in a car accident. At 22 years old, she feels that life has proven to her that she's nothing but a curse to those around her. Moving back briefly to the smalltown she'd spent her senior year of high school in, she's reunited with old friends, an annoying Christian community, and the constant nagging reminder that everything is too good to be true. Especially things with her ex-boyfriend David Herman. The Handsome, Talented, Christian man. The most annoyingly incredible guy Ruth had ever met. Their attraction was instantaneous, the gossip scandalous. They left for college with bittersweet memories, 4 years passed. Now here they are. One grieving, the other unraveling. Both yearning. And a town with a whole lot to say

The aliens kill every human they catch, or in rare cases, put trackers on them to discover their hidden villages. When Natalie is caught in an ambush, she is unexpectedly released. But there is no tracker. The Saursunes have an entirely different motive this time. *** Run. Don't look back. When Natalie is trapped in an alien ambush, she is unexpectedly released. The first human to ever be let go. The Saursunes invaded centuries ago, and everyone knows that getting caught is certain death. Natalie is confused but grateful to be alive. As a porter, one of the few humans with the rare ability to teleport between special crystal formations, she must leave the safety of her desert village every day to help gather food. When other villages increase their raids on the Saursunes' farms, the aliens retaliate by hunting down every human they can find - except Natalie's group. Instead of trying to kill her and those helping her, they bring them food instead. Is it a trap? Or something else? Natalie isn't sure, but one thing is certain: the Saursunes aren't done with her yet.

"So... you don't tutor, huh?" • • • Fate has a funny way of being a bitch. Cassandra Berry thought she was done with a certain mathematical genius, after having just spent one whole summer in his alluring, pleasurable company. When time ran out and reality snapped back, however, all she was left with was a broken heart and a scholarship to a prestigious college. Now, months later, the last person Cassandra expected to walk into her college was the very same man she left behind last summer. The same man who swore on one solemn thing in his life; that he would never tutor. The same man now destined to be her new professor. As time progresses and schemes, secrets, and old friends and foes alike come out to play, it wasn't hard to predict that things other than numbers wouldn't add up. - Even to a mathematical genius. *This book is a sequel to The Mathematician and cannot be read as a stand-alone. But whatever, it's up to you, do what you want.

Annie Whelan, widow turned smuggler - come read about this incredible woman who ran her own bootlegging operation in order to support herself and her son!

Lavender Candlewood needs to be engaged by June, before her uncle marries her off to the hideous Lord Worcester. An unexpected scandal turns the tides and she's now at the mercy of the handsome Lord Worthington to protect her honor and virtue. The last thing Lavender ever wanted from her first crush was his pity. But pity might be worth the fear of being alone.

Amy Weston had expected many things when starting her investigation into an underground slave smuggling ring. Being mistaken for a duke's fiancée by his own mother was not one of them. Now she has to fend off not only gangsters, but also etiquette teachers intent on teaching her how to be a proper lady. Yet surely, that won't last long. After all, it's only a misunderstanding, right?

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To all readers old and new, this story will be soon taken down and re-written. Thanks for all the support. As soon as it is re-written, I will be sure to repost the chapters. Follow me for more information. Abigail Jenkins is a young African woman from Missouri in the early 1890's. She's caught wind of the Oklahoma Land Rush and now she's set her mind on getting a chunk of land for herself. She's tired of the high minded white people from her old town and she wants to take charge of her own life. She is well aware of all the risks she may face by going alone into unknown territory, but she's willing to take that chance to have a new start on life. Derek Greyson, on the other hand, is a man simply wanting a change in scenery. After his parents died, he'd been taking care of his little sister. But now that she's married, he's turned his attention away from his home in Texas, and to the Land Rush in Oklahoma. He finds himself in the dust ridden land with thousands of others, greedy for a piece of the land. What he didn't expect, however, was to meet a lively little African woman with a sharp tongue, deep chocolate eyes and a mountain load of prejudices against white men due to the murder of her little sister. What will he do when he finds himself falling for her, along with all of her emotional demons? And for Abigail, what will she do when the stranger with icy blue eyes and a charming smile decides to break all social norms just to be with her?