Cecilia comes from a rich African American family living in the town of Easton, Alabama. She has good grades and great friends. She even has an amazing boyfriend Tristan it's just know one knows they're together. Tristan is a boy from the wrong sides of the tracks. He's also white. In the small town of Easton interracial relationships are not accepted. Even though Tristan doesn't care about what people think he still lets Cecilia hide their relationship so she can stay the innocent preacher's daughter. Can these two fight the odds against them and stay together? (This story is told from both Tristan and Cecilia's points of view.) ****NOTE: THIS STORY IS NOW PUBLISHED AND AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE! LINK TO WHERE THIS STORY CAN BE PURCHASED IS ON MY PROFILE PAGE!****

Naya Brown is in the game of love again. This time, facing deaths in her family, a baby on the way, a confused marriage, and more; yet she's only 21. Are her old long time friends gonna be back in the picture, or will she end of ever more hurt than in highschool? How does Sebastian play in this picture, or Eric, or Sanchez or anyone for that matter!? Read the Sequel to Him & Her and find out.

Clark Gonzales; white, jock, all-around nice guy, 17, dating the school pretty-girl, straight-A student. Brenda Palmer; African-American, 17, sassy but sweet, straight-B student. When a night of studying turns into a night of lust, Clark discovers something between him and Brenda. But will the outside world see eye-to-eye towards a mixed couple? This story is told in Clark G.'s POV. *This story's [some] locations, characters, and names are all fiction. Pictures I own no rights to, they are used to portray characters.*

Harmony Rodriguez . Is a beautiful young black woman. At the age of 24, she has finished college and started her own bakery. But there is one thing missing. Love. Anthony Jackson. He was an uptight rich white guy, as many had called him. Owning a very successful business in Rhode Island , he was busy quite often. Always trying to date, but never found 'The One. ' Until he went and met the spunky hot black girl Harmony. Can these to get along? Or will others try to tear them apart? Read The Color Of Love to find out. Interracial. This is © Copyrighted

THIS STORY IS CURRENTLY BEING EDITED. . . MIND YOURSELF. Nathanial King moved to Savoie, Louisiana to deal with his broken heart. He needed closure. With all the resources at his feet, he knew that building the pol-dunk town into something respectable would be easier than breathing. In and out no big deal...than he saw her across the way and decided right than and there that he would lay roots and build something with her. Convinced that he dreamed her up, the CEO of King Industries set out to claim what is right fully his. {interracial romance with black woman, white man} This story will be told through Nathanial King's point of view. WARNING THIS STORY INVOLVES ADULT SITUATIONS. [Savoie, Louisiana is a fictional town in Northern Louisiana.]

Is a forbidden love really worth it?Jackson Sawyer has witnessed cruelty and hatred towards slaves in his life during the 1800s. He has vowed to become a better person and accept all persons of color, and secretly befriend the new slave his father just bought, Clementine. A beautiful girl who caught his eye and his heart, will change and challenge Jackson's point of view from a young boy to a young adult. What will become of this friendship? What will the world think of their taboo relationship when it becomes more than master and slave? Find out in "Fade To Black"!

{London 1795} Katherine Ayim is resold illegally after running away from her master. Her new owner is known for his benevolent nature and approachable character. But, the middle class business man is overly protective of his investment. How good can a man be if he buys a slave? Or will be able to let go of the girl with the sunset eyes?

After breaking up with her only love, Courtney's love life becomes a joke. She had a baby by a douche, and has to take care of baby Hope by herself. Even though things were looking down, she lands her dream job, and guess who else is there?

"He's a bad boy. He's bad news" Abigail Antonias was warned as soon as she entered her fourth high school that a particular boy named Nathaniel Reece was the definition of a bad boy, and is best to just avoid. But that just made Abigail's curiousity peak. What could be so 'Bad' about him? And sometimes, the worst decisions are the best ones. (Note: Not totally cliche, believe me)

Interracial ♥