Mashal Naeem thought she knew exactly who she was until she was rescued by her neighbour, flown on a private plane and driven on a talking car, kidnapped by terrorists and learned to fight. All because of being the daughter of Naeem Ansar, the founder of Alnihayya. Where freedom is precious than blood.

The story of two people with a love-hate relationship, brought together by a book.

A retelling of Beauty and the Beast. After Isabel's father is lost at sea, she goes to live with a legal guardian, a distant cousin named Christopher Thorn. She learns that Christopher is not at all what he appears to be. His beastly form and rough demeanor hide a beautiful heart. Beautiful cover by @danikanakker

Tracy couldn't have imagined a worse start to her freshman year. The weekend before she's supposed to start school at the recently integrated Mason High in Bakersfield, Alabama, a fatal car accident threatens the fragile peace her town has been experiencing. Maybe it's an omen, but Tracy is determined not to let it slow her down. Tracy dreams of making it to Harvard, and she won't let anything stop her from becoming an Ivy League-trained lawyer. Aware of the amount of dedication and personal sacrifice it will take to achieve this goal, she is willing to give up weekends out, and is prepared for her teachers, friends, and even family to stand in her way. What she hasn't counted on, however, is falling in love. Derek doesn't know what he wants from the future. Lacking ambition, and happily settled in Bakersfield, the only thing the two of them seem to have in common is their dislike for each other. When a high school project forces them to work together, Tracy finds herself falling for him. But in her quest to achieve the impossible, there's no room for deviation or compromise-and there's certainly no room for love.As Tracy struggles with her developing feelings, she realizes that in life, it's never as simple as black and white.

Parsaai Noorani is an 18-year-old girl that has been accused of an unforgivable act. Because of it, she loses everything. Her scholarship to Cambridge, any friends she’d ever had, and the worst thing. Her parents’ trust. Overcome by disbelief, disappointment, and anger, they send Parsaai, better known as Pari, to Mina, her birthplace and motherland, hoping the time away from London and home will return her to her senses and allow people time to forget. In Mina, she is surrounded by family she hasn’t seen in ages. Aunts, Uncles, and cousins that had once, during her childhood, been like brothers and sisters to her. Now, she can barely remember their names. Regardless, they treat her like their own, like she and her family had never left the city. They accept her—mistakes and all, unlike her parents, who sent her away because of one she never committed. But, despite their love and kindness, she still feels like an outsider, a stranger that is constantly being discussed in private. And then, as she finally starts to feel less uncomfortable around her family, as she slowly begins to open up to them and enjoy herself, she is forced to see them in their true, ugly forms. Simultaneously, as if to further disturb her trip, Mina is suddenly placed under martial law in order to counter the violent riots that have begun erupting around the city. A strict curfew that every tourist, visitor, and citizen must abide by is established. Anyone who dares to break it or tries to go against it is immediately arrested and jailed. Everywhere she turns, Pari sees soldiers, adorned in Pakistan and India's national colors, armed with large, daunting weapons. One solider in particular, who she coincidentally encounters on many occasions, attracts her stubborn curiosity and brings out her fear the most. He seems ruthless, overbearing, cruel, and downright monstrous. And though she tries to stay away from him and the others as much as she can, Fate has other things in mind.

Mistress Jacqueline DeWhite is married off to Lord Dominic DeFleur. She is not told anything and is expected to obey her husband without question. It starts negatively as most religious marriages do, and his cold demeanour and sexist views strain their relationship. The swordsman and personal favourite, of King Francis the First, Dominic has a lifestyle both lavish but lonely and as both as stubborn as they are can they become the couple they both wished they were? Rough Draft. Feedback is appreciated. Will edit Summer 2016.

After tragedy strikes, Alla, a young slave woman, escapes from the only life she has ever known to embark on a new journey to an unknown world. Will she be able to not only pass for white, but also pass for an English governess to the Duke of Manchester? -ROUGH and UNEDITED- Copyright © 2012

The two thousand descendants of King Solomon’s ancient harem have the ultimate power of seduction: Their very touch is as addictive as any drug. But that power comes at a price: Wives die giving birth. They can only bear daughters. They are only fertile until the age of twenty-four. Hunted for hundreds of generations by men who crave their touch and fear its power, the Wives have kept safe by following three simple rules: A Wife shall have no meaningful relationships outside the clan. A Wife’s addictive touch may be used only for procreation or to protect the clan. A Wife shall sacrifice herself for her daughter at the age of twenty-four. But tonight, the rules have been broken, and someone must pay. In the blistering first episode of King Solomon’s Wives, we meet Sumarra on the night she plans to conceive. Instead, she and the other wives find themselves under attack from a group of male hunters, intent on destroying them. Sumarra has always broken small rules and indulged rebellious tendencies. Now that the Wives have been found, her defiance will either be their salvation or her own undoing.

"There has been an accident." With those five words Breanne Crabtree's world is dashed to pieces. Before she even has a chance at a life of true happiness, her world is forever changed. The opportunity to break free from the constricting mold that has been her life since childhood is snatched from her grasp. This sudden loss pushes her past her limits. With a broken heart, she finally releases years of dormant anger. The house of cards falls and she is presented with an unfair ultimatum. Will she stay and bow to the demands of an emotionless existence, perceived perfection, and societal propriety? Or will she make the decision to stand alone? Breanne must transform from a frightened yet determined girl, and into a self-confident, strong, and capable woman. In the process of finding herself, Breanne stumbles across a secret that endangers her very life. It will take all of the courage she possesses to survive. © 2014 All Rights Reserved

SAMPLE COPY! The complete book is now available on Amazon (links on my profile). This version on Wattpad is a sample copy only and is incomplete. Penelope Inglewood discovers her brother is in love with the betrothed of the most ruthless man in England, The Duke Of Newbridge. She must find a way to save her family from ruin and turn her brother's affections elsewhere. When the Duke Of Newbridge decides to confront his rival in love, he finds himself completely intrigued by the small, but determined woman. Will Penelope be able to keep her heart and her head in the presence of this dangerous, yet intoxicating villain who seeks to punish her brother?