I cupped her face, planting a soft kiss on her beautiful lips. "Don't ever run from me, baby," I said softly, letting my thumb trace her jaw. "I love the chase." Her jaw tightened, her hands coming up to try and move mine. "Stop calling me baby, Ezra," she snapped, eyes flashing. I couldn't help but grin, dropping my voice to something low and dark. "Ohhh, now my baby has a problem with me calling her baby?" She shot me a glare, but I just tucked her hair behind her ear, pressing another kiss to her lips-gentler this time, lingering. "You don't get to tell me what to call you, baby." I leaned in closer, brushing my nose against hers. "You're whatever the fuck I call you."

Coming Home (The Preacher's son reimagined) 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! 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

Zara Calloway takes a solo trip to Florence, Italy, to honor her deceased husband. Before his passing, they'd made plans to revisit "The City of Lilies," where they spent their honeymoon. Zara expected to relive precious memories, but never expected to meet a perfect stranger who'd sweep her off her feet and make her believe in second chances. **Second Chance in Italy is an entry to the Intrepid Travel Meet Cute writing contest. This is not a novella or novel, and is only meant to be 500-1000 words.**

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. Cover by the wonderful @onejarofkookies

Book 1: Being rewritten _____________________ Charlotte Kineton is twenty-five, finishing college, and looking for something simple: a job that pays, a room that's quiet, a life that finally feels steady. When she interviews for a live-in nanny position with the enigmatic Mr. Darcy, she expects professionalism, distance, and a strictly temporary arrangement. What she doesn't expect is how quickly his house begins to feel like a place she belongs. Darcy never intended to complicate his life. A single father to five-year-old Ella, he runs his world with precision and restraint. He knows hiring Charlotte is dangerous. She is too sharp, too warm, too alive in a house built on order and quiet grief. But he hires her anyway, telling himself it's logic, when it's really instinct. What follows is a slow collision of glances held too long, conversations that linger, and emotions that refuse to stay professional. Charlotte grows attached to Ella. Darcy grows aware of Charlotte. Jealousy appears where it has no right to exist. Affection hides behind rules. Desire learns to whisper instead of shout. Hello, Mr. Darcy is a slow-burn romance about two people doing everything in their power to be responsible while falling into something undeniably reckless. It's a story of restraint that trembles, of longing wrapped in civility, and of a home that quietly becomes more than a place to live. Not love at first sight. But something far more dangerous

Gia knew Isaac as her adopted sister's boyfreind. A boy with a bad reputation and who liked to tease her for her place of birth and race (sort of). She didn't like him. She spent as little time with him as possible. But then she was kidnapped, and Isaac right along with her. Thrown into an, at first, unknown situation, she was forced to depend on someone she hadn't ever thought she would have to, even more so when the unknown situation became clearer. They were taken by a cruel couple, a cruel couple who couldn't adopt or have children of their own. An insane, wicked couple who decided instead of going the way of surrogacy or find willing participants, and instead force two unwilling people to conceive and birth their children for them.

The earthquake trapped Jacey and Blain in the basement of their high school, nearly killing them. When they woke, the world was different, covered in ice and just as hard and cold and their school was in shambles. Jacey had never had the best relationship with Blain, it was like the school after the quake, dark and unpleasant. Unfortunately, he seemed to be the only one left around and she would need him too, they would need each other. Especially when the 'laughter' starts. Sequel now up.

In the 1940's, an interracial couple was murdered by rasicts and supremacists. Now the 21st century, the couple is given a second chance to relive a very different life with the same memories.Only problem is that they don't remember eachother. Will they find eachother and remember or will their fears of being murdered again keep them apart.

Mía's life has gone to hell. Her mom only has a part time job, they haven't paid any of their bills-most importantly their mortgage-in months, Mía has had to sacrifice her college life to help out with all these complications.... But everything just went completely south once the family discovered that the reason little Sofia hasn't been feeling too well was because of Cancer. Osteosarcoma to be exact and that's when they become devastated. With precisely nada in the bank and crappy medical insurance, they don't think they could survive through this battle. Eventually Mía has to resort to doing jobs that are none too ethical to get them by and keep the treatments going. Although, it was working it wouldn't last for long and she knew it. However, she probably would have kept on doing them too, if it wasn't for Kostas Sarantos showing up. The infamous Greek entrepreneur. Sadly but fortunately, the CEO of a multibillion dollar corporation is the only chance she has at saving Sofia now. Of course knowing Mía, she would take a Plan B any day before agreeing to work for him, but with such little time on the clock and the amount of money Kostas is willing to pay, what's a girl to do than suck up her pride and take it?