Half a lifetime ago, Mary Cooper used to be inseparable from the most breathtaking girl in the entire state of Texas, running wild and raising trouble. Now a wife and a mother of three, Mary has long buried the memories of the vibrant Jeanie-or so she tells herself. When her teenage son knocks up his girlfriend, Mary is fired from her job at the church and finds herself shunned by the community she'd served so selflessly for years. Just when she thinks she can't handle any more, her husband casually drops the staggering news that Jeanie Lucas is back in town. Folks say Jeanie dates women now. Not like Mary didn't see that one coming. ✮✻✮✻✮✻✮✻✮✻ While this is a Young Sheldon fanfic, it's entirely possible to read this when you've never seen the show. I don't own any of the characters, except for the lovely Jeanie Lucas.

[LGBTQ+ New Adult Fiction] On the evening of October 8th, violinist and college student Noel Miller is murdered in a mysterious explosion. The primary suspect? Her girlfriend and fellow music student, Riley Davis, who was the first on the scene of the crime. Additional suspects include third-year soccer star, Lucia (Lucy) Peterson, who had a heated argument with Noel on the day of her death and currently has no evidence to prove where she was at the time of the murder. These are the details that junior criminal justice major, Piper Watson, is given when assigned by her professor to look for an alibi for Lucy in order to prove her innocence. In her quest to help Lucy, Piper makes a deal with the soccer player. Piper will help Lucy prove her innocence, and in exchange, Lucy, a well-known lesbian, will give Piper advice on how to win over her roommate she's been secretly in love with for half a year. All the while, a spinning mystery unfolds as to who was truly responsible for murdering Noel Miller, and why, on that fateful October evening. (Published: 2021)

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Morgan Whitley has hardly returned to her small hometown of Maple Springs for the last fifteen years. Her plans of becoming a doctor at a thriving hospital in the city and settling down with her long term girlfriend were all shattered when she was unable to find a job and her girlfriend broke up with her. Forced to move back home for the holidays, she runs into her high school nemesis, Arden Parker, who doesn't seem to have changed a bit. When Morgan finds out about her town's new tradition of hosting a Christmas Olympics competition, she's more than eager to join the competition to prove once and for all that she is undoubtedly better than Arden Parker.

Rebecca can't see. Emily can't live without her violin. But they both love the rain, and the city, and talking to each other. A novella.

Poppy Bennett is jealous that Zoey, her supposed best friend, has been blowing her off lately to hang out with Hilary King. Wanting to get to the bottom of things, Poppy creates a plan to spy on Hilary in order to destroy her and Zoey's interest in her. How is she going to accomplish this? She is going to pretend to be Hilary's friend and sweeten her up to find out all she can about the girl in order to take her down. Can she pull it off, or will feelings get in the way?

In which Sabine accepts an offer of $200,000 in exchange for spending time with a dying girl.

In a world where people are followed by animals that reflect their personality, Taylor is devastated when she starts being followed by companions of the creepy crawly variety. As her passionate science teacher's annual companion showcase rapidly approaches, Taylor's mind is abuzz with anxiety about what her newfound companions mean about who she is.

Sage Moss has been a loner most of her life. Someone who hates socializing with people and making friends. But what if a ghost suddenly comes into her life? Isla Addison, a ghost who can't be seen by anyone but Sage. She's the only one who can help Isla to crossover and find peace; and maybe Isla is the one who can thaw Sage's, cold heart.

Jessie Kawecki desperately needs a break. Her girlfriend broke up with her, she's sleeping on her brother's couch, and she's got maybe about forty dollars in her wallet. Still, when she gets offered the position of nanny to the three cheeky daughters of single mother Elizabeth Canfield, she hesitates. Closed-off and cold, Elizabeth is harder to handle than all of her kids together, and Jessie has no idea how long she can manage to put up with her. But she could really use the money, and she probably won't see that much of Elizabeth anyway. Why else would she need a nanny? Started: December 16, 2020