Her ass hit the front of her desk and there was nowhere else for her to go. I didn't give it a second thought before plastering my lips onto her own. The kiss held fire, and I made sure to give it all I had. I trailed my right hand ever so slightly down her torso, getting closer and closer to the top of the black dress pants she had on today. I hooked a finger in the waistband of her pants before ceasing my movements and moving my mouth beside her ear. "Don't be a tease," I breathed, then walked out the door leaving her dishevelled and horny. Karma's a bitch. R-Rated. Beware, Highly Gay. Trigger Warning- may include scenes relating to rape, death, suicide, self-harm, masturbation, and sex.

Morgan has had a tough life. From growing up to losing her mom when she was only nine years old, to having a unstable lifestyle that involved moving to place after place. Not to mention the countless therapists she's had to deal with over the years and never finding a solution to her messed up life. All of Morgan's problems are getting worse by the day and there's no escaping them. Until one woman, who happens to be her therapist, finds a way into Morgan's mind and settles her demons. Can this woman help Morgan after all these years? Or is she just another bump in the road for Morgan to struggle getting across.

Two strangers. One bathroom. A single, reckless night that neither of them can forget. Two weeks before the fall semester begins, Rowan Gallagher-a cynical senior with nothing left to prove-locks eyes with a woman at a club. The connection is instant, electric, and dangerous. By morning, they've shared something raw and unforgivable. And they both walk away without exchanging names. When the semester starts, Rowan walks into her first class and finds the same woman standing at the podium. Dr. Elena Voss is her new professor. Cold, untouchable, and utterly indifferent. Or so she pretends. What happens when two fires collide? When two women who have built their lives on control suddenly find themselves powerless? Elena sees in Rowan everything she used to be-reckless, unafraid, alive. Rowan sees in Elena everything she's terrified of becoming-controlled, successful, and achingly alone. They are two worlds so different, yet so painfully the same. And as the semester unfolds, the line between hate and desire blurs. Old beliefs shatter. New truths emerge. Because some fires don't burn you. They change you. And some nights don't end when the sun comes up.

Oakley Pearson, coming out of high school, attends the school of her dreams: Havard Law. Accompanying her is her older brother as they leave behind their small town in Louisiana. As Oakley tries making friends, she stumbles upon someone who isn't just intimidating to her but also a threat. She finds herself in a position that could compromise her entire career as a law student or compromise herself as a person when she realizes this threat... is her professor.

Kinsley Madison, a normal teen with a psychotic mind, survives life one day at a time. With all the issues Kinsley faces, she's alone in the world with only her sister to take care of her. She lost her parents at a young age and copes with it the best she can. Besides the mind Kinsley lives in, she has one other person that she can be her true happy self around; her teacher, who is her best friend since Kinsley started high school. As unusual as it seems to other people, Kinsley doesn't find it strange that her best friend is her teacher. She ignores the criticism from others and enjoys the happiness she feels when she's around her. Her life isn't great, but she finds happiness in the only person who accepts her for who she is.

Kris Emerson is counting down the days-two months left of high school, and she's barely keeping it together. She's a storm wrapped in silence, a girl known for skipping class, snapping back, and shutting down. Teachers have given up. Her aunt has one foot out the door. The world expects nothing from her-and she's learned to expect even less in return. Then comes Miss Swan. The new English teacher. Mysterious. Elegant. Out of place. She speaks with a quiet intensity that disarms the room, and for reasons Kris can't explain, she doesn't look away from her like everyone else does. Instead, she lingers. Watches. Listens. At first, Kris doesn't trust her. But slowly, something shifts. The tension in her chest loosens when Miss Swan is near. Their conversations stretch past the bell. Glances last longer than they should. What starts as curiosity becomes something deeper-something charged. And Kris begins to feel it. The way Miss Swan sees her. Not like a student. Not like a burden. But like something fragile, and dangerous, and worth holding onto. Behind Miss Swan's composed smile, though, is a shadow she can't quite hide. There's something in her past-something dark. Something that follows her like a whisper through the halls. A taunting past she's buried deep, but not deep enough. Kris doesn't know what it is, only that it's there. And that it's tied to the flicker of pain behind Miss Swan's eyes. As their connection intensifies, the lines begin to blur. Miss Swan grows distant, then too close. Careful, then too vulnerable. Kris knows something is wrong. She feels the weight of it every time Miss Swan looks at her like she's the only person in the world-and the last person she should ever be near. Because whatever is haunting Miss Swan... it's creeping closer. And whatever she feels for Kris-it's forbidden. Unspoken. But it's there. And now, Kris is tangled in it-unable to pull back, unwilling to let go.

~Book 1 of 2~ Nineteen-year-old Alison Greystone has crafted a peaceful life in London, focused on finishing school and preparing for university. After a troubled childhood, she lives with her brother George, balancing friends, a part-time job, and the pressure of good grades. But her calm world is disrupted when a mysterious older woman sparks feelings she knows she shouldn't have. 『 °*• ❀ •*°』 Feel free to share your thoughts or reactions, I'd love to hear them.

Dahlia Sinclair has spent her whole life dreaming of escaping her messy apartment, broken family, and painful past through fashion. After graduating university, she lands a job as the assistant to the cold and intimidating CEO of Veloura. Valentina Delacroix is powerful, feared, and impossible to read. After being betrayed in the past, she trusts no one and keeps everyone at a distance. In the fast-paced world of luxury fashion, late nights, sharp words, and hidden feelings begin to blur the line between professional and personal. What starts as tension slowly becomes something neither of them expected.

"I don't really like your attitude, 𝘣𝘪𝘳𝘥." she says, her accent flowing like water through her words. "I didn't know we were on a nickname basis, 𝘝𝘢𝘭." I retort. She walks over to me, every step deafening. Fuck my ears are definitely heating up. Her hand finds my chin. "What's the matter? Cat's got your tongue? You can at least look at me." I swallow any feelings I was just feeling. Because I can't. I can't enjoy this. I smirk. "You sure do like touching me." I let my hand come up to her arm and slowly trail my hand down. Leaving goosebumps as I go. I stop at her hand and remove it from my chin and pull her closer to me. She leans over the desk I'm sitting at, our lips just inches apart. Her eyes flicker down to my lips and she bites her lip before licking them. My heart starts pounding in my chest. I lean in and her eyes flicker back to my eyes and she steps back. "Not a chance." she shakes her head. __________________________________________________________ Robin, known as bird, has a problem. She hates being alive. She's angry at the world for taking away her person. Her mom. And her last goal before she ends it all is to get through high school. However, one of her teachers is not making it easy, not at all. This year is her dreaded year. Last year of school and last year alive. How could her mind ever change? This book goes through the mental challenges of Robin and maybe an unexpected love forming? #1 in mommyissues

(Teacherxstudent) Kai has her life figured out at the age of nineteen. She's been independent ever since she was thirteen years old and doesn't rely on anyone in her life to support her. She has her own house, her own car and pays her own bills. Kai has been supporting herself ever since she left her foster parents when she was sixteen years old and has been doing it on her own since then. When it comes to independence, Kai can say she has everything she needs and that includes herself and only herself. But when someone comes into her life and makes her fall harder than she fell before, realizing that being independent comes with a price but allowing someone inside your life comes with an even bigger price that Kai soon comes face to face with. Kai's life changes in a way she can't comprehend cause this woman she allowed herself to get comfortable with becomes a whole new meaning to the word independent.