COMPLETED ✓ (prison/gang/drugs/sex/fransykes) - Oliver Sykes, a heartless vicious gang leader who's goal in life is to seek revenge on something which was taken from him in the past. On his mission on seeking revenge he loses to stay on track and gets distracted by a pretty blue eyed boy, Josh Franceschi. Will Josh change the darkness of Oli's ways or will he only just lead him straight to the one he wants the most? (Hints of Flintceschi also) Story title from - Taylor Swift - I Knew You Were Trouble. @aestheticashby designed the awesome new cover for me :)

Kellin Quinn has mysteriously awoken in an unfamiliar house, unable to remember the events of the past few days. Kellin soon discovers that he is a ghost trapped in the haunted house, but he is not alone. Kellin is welcomed with open arms by the other ghosts, including the bitter yet occasionally charming Vic Fuentes, and they're just as confused by his presence as he is. Vic soon develops a fondness for his newest housemate, and the two of them set out to learn how Kellin really ended up in the house. "We might be dead, but that doesn't mean we can't live." Cover Credit: @McAvoyer

Welcome to Norwood House for the Insane. Home to serial killers, psychos, where all sanity has been lost. But it's also home to two men, Oliver and Josh. Can an asylum hold love or will it just crumble down like many minds.

40k. Kellin Quinn is a suicidal eighteen year old boy, ready to end his life. He's in love with his childhood best friend, the gorgeous Vic Fuentes, who has a girlfriend of a year and a half, and is completely, absolutely straight. Or so he thinks. Oliver appears out of seemingly nowhere just to save Kellin's life (though Kellin is adamant about it; he wanted to die, not get saved by some beautiful boy) and maybe steal Kellin's heart. Just when Kellin's begun to think he can finally get over his best friend, Vic begins to show interest, including jealousy when Kellin hangs out with Oliver. Torn between his best friend, the boy he's been in love with since forever, and the stranger who isn't actually a stranger, Kellin has a tough decision to make. Just to add to all the complications in his life, Kellin's depression is only getting worse and worse.

Kellin Quinn doesn't live life on the risky side. No, he's a law student who obviously will become a lawyer and get married to a nice girl (with any luck) and have kids. He certainly doesn't expect the world's best assassin to be in his apartment plotting somebody's murder when he gets home from a holiday. Vic Fuentes - the assassin in question - does not expect him to come home early. How the fuck is he supposed to kill this bad guy now? Especially with such a cute distraction running around because it hasn't seen a gun before - let alone nine.

SEQUEL TO MEXICAN SNIPER. (contains spoilers of the first book) Kellin Quinn has yet again been dragged into the world of gangs, drug lords and the assassins that are hired to take such despicable people out. After being kidnapped, he's been forced to work in the very office in which 25 teams of the world's most elite assassins operate from. Even better: he has to help them kill the bad guys. Not forgetting that the very team he's been assigned to contains his first love and ex-boyfriend, Vic Fuentes.

Kellin Quinn is a mess. He smokes, drinks, uses drugs... His parents hate him, his friends don't understand him and his love life is more than questionable. He has dreams, but no motivation to fulfill them. The only thing that gets Kellin through his days is getting high, or drunk- it doesn't matter, just as long as he isn't sober. And he doubts that will ever change.