Tammy Drew has lived in a care home all her life, getting into trouble, going out to party, taking drugs, your typical bad girl. But then something changes, a part of Tammy's family comes back for her, how will she take the news that her brother is a member of the biggest boy band? Will she decide to start fresh in this new life, or will the mistakes from her past come back to haunt her?

This is a collection of articles I write for several magazines.

A collection of poetry dedicated to people and things.

Kingdom of Gaerdin, 16th century. When Mistress Hélène Feuillets won the intimacy of the king, Henry III, she thought she could finally be happy. It was common knowledge the king must have a son, an heir to the throne, and he needed to have him soon. Hélène went to break conventions and looked out for the most sought after prize: her son on the throne of Gaerdin. And although the way looked grim and bloody, she continued to tread on the path towards glory. "He likes to believe this will be a son. He's not getting any younger, and so is the queen. I will bet my life that he is really considering putting Beatrice aside and invest on me, someone still young and fertile." she explained, "He's been playing this game just as you would do it grandfather. Tempus fugit, so he'll strike the iron while it's hot." Incest, adultery, and power struggle-can Hélène, a commoner by birth, dethrone the current queen, a princess of the enemy kingdom? Or will she fail, never to be heard of again? This was the story of Hélène, who learned that people can only be good or bad. There was no middle ground. The choice was only to go to Heaven, or to Hell Copyright © TheSquiress 2013 All Rights Reserved. No part of this manuscript may be reproduced without TheSquiress' express consent //note: Technically, this does not go under the Historical fiction category, but for my convenience, it will be placed under it.//

Zara Braun is now engaged to pop star and teen heart throb Justin Bieber. Zara thinks that since Justin is now her fiancé he will trust her more but Justin ends up being more possessive. Join Zara and Justin in their adventure :)

What happens when Loganne the last woman on earth meets the last male MIchael? Will they be able to recreate the human population or with the world just continue and revolutionize by itself. Read on to find out.

Cloey Stasha has been living a pretty normal life until the day she turned sixteen. She started doing unusual things that she didn't even think was possible. It was crazy. Along with that, a new guy has arrived at her high school who is mysterious. Little does she know that he is her destined fighting partner in crime. Then there's Tyler, her friend/ enemy. Cloey doesn't know that he's special as well, along with his uncle who is out to get her for some unknown reason. What happens when they all get trapped in Washington D.C. together for a whole summer? Will love brew? Maybe the ultimate war? Well, you won't know till you read my book!

“Two can only keep a secret only if one of them is dead.” 40 year old Emma McCroy stumbles upon the diary of Spencer McCroy; her 65 year old mother who has been undergoing immense torture for the past 25 years for the murders of ten people. In the summer of ’87, Spencer, a young and daring psychologist, was tried and wrongly, as Emma would put it, charged for the premeditated murders of the ten most intriguing and twisted people Spencer ever encountered in her career. Twenty five years on, Emma maintains her mother’s innocence and never ceased fighting for justice. Discovering the diary pulls Emma into a deep void of dark and dangerous secrets; secrets that will slowly, but steadily rip her world apart into a million pieces. But she knows one thing for sure; the murderer’s name is somewhere in there, engraved in ink. Along with the aid of her mother’s twin brother Brian, Emma embarks on a scandalous journey to prove her mother’s innocence to the rest of the world before it’s too late. Dare if you may, to enter Spencer’s mysterious and shady world. But remember, with every page you turn, there is a price to pay as a psychologist’s diary is like an onion: The more you peel it off, the more it hurts you.