Sonnet Javert was as poetic as her name suggested, and her violet eyes watched the world with the most curious and innocent gaze. But inside her delicate mind bore the soul of a free-spirited revolutionary. [ painting - cometesse d'haussonville (1845) by jean-auguste-dominque ingres ]

[A Newsies Fic] You have heard of Jack Kelly and his group of Newsies' involvement in the Strike of 1899 but no one ever talks about the girls who were involved. Now told from alternating points of views of Ringer, the spitfire leader of the girl Newsies and her seductive right hand/best friend Genie, you will know the story of The Queens of New York.

Banks will be hacked. Hearts will be broken. Watty Winner in the Best New Voices category! I TOLD YOU, ELI OXLEY is a novel about guilt, money, hacking, temptation and family secrets. Set in Chattanooga, Tennessee, the story follows would-be nomad Eli, a brilliant hacker doomed to live at home and attend Crockett State University. Eli has never used his hacking skills for illegal purposes, but when he becomes suspicious of his father's money problems, he decides to act, threatening the principles he once held dear, endangering himself, his family and his love, Allison. Eli, though knowledgable with computers, is ill-informed in every other aspect of his life: he's socially awkward, emotionally inept and sexually inexperienced. Maybe that's why he can't seem to get out of the friend zone with Allison. But will he even need to when the hot, physically forward blonde, Kara is coming on to him? Or what about when Al finally reciprocates his feelings? Then there's the intriguing hacker fraternity he joins who may or may not be acting in Eli's best interest. And to top it all off, a family secret he can't ignore that goes deeper than just missing money. Eli struggles with his feelings for the two girls while retracing his dad's digital footprints, digging for both answers and money. Will Eli get caught hacking his local bank? Will he get caught cheating on Al? In the end, escaping Chattanooga might be the least of his problems.

Raeann knew it wasn't wise. She wasn't being rational. But one day, she decides to pack up what little is important to her and run. Erik had never known kindness. Recently heartbroken over a young girl named Christine, he trudges through life with his head low. Everybody flees from his face, but will he find somebody who excepts him? Erik finds an injured girl in the woods surrounding his secluded home and takes her with him. Raeann knows that Erik has his flaws, but, as her father once told her, everybody has small anomalies. It starts as a friendship, but once Erik hears her voice, he won't let her leave. What happens when an act of kindness turns into a nightmare? (Modern Day)

"I had fallen so deeply in love with you that you became my reason to live," A lone finger touches my cheek, as gentle as a falling snowflake. "I can't ever let you go." All her life, Christine has toiled and suffered in hard work for her gravely ill father. But one day, her life takes a drastic turn when she is kidnapped by a mysterious masked man. But just when Christine starts to hate and fear her kidnapper, she discovers herself starting to get attracted to him. What happens exactly? What will happen to the both of them? Can fear turn into love... Or will it not? Read on and find out! E/C, Modern, Romance I don't owe any of the characters.

Erik Destler, the disfigured musical genius, was living in unimaginable conditions as part of an act in a freak show. Sylvie Coopré, a shy girl, is different from her peers because of her natural sense of kindness and acceptance. One fateful night, the unlikely pair are brought together by fate, yet fate also separates them. Years later, an embarrassed and emotionally unstable Erik flees to New York in hopes of starting over. Coincidentally, Sylvie is also living in New York. Facing past loves, tragedy, and death, Sylvie and Erik will need to learn to realize that there is no day but today. Based on the beloved musicals "The Phantom of the Opera" and "Love Never Dies", created by Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber. I do not own the rights to the characters from these stories.

Christine went and told her beloved angel how she felt how she truly loved him. Soon they gave in to their richest desires. They soon escape the opera house and flee to America. Along the way things happen and Raoul shows back up. Will Raoul get in between Erik's and Christine's love? Will they make it knowing what could happen to each other? What will they do when a child appears in the mix? If a child is born at all? Will they survive dangers together or apart? What secrets will they learn?

Have you ever had a dream? Something you want to have happen? A fantasy perhaps? Claire has a dream, and like everyone body else she thinks that her dream won't come true like she wants it too. She's determined but things never really work out the right way for her. Nothing ever does, does it? Because life is life. It's cruel and sometimes hard to get through, but when something happens to Claire and her best friend she realizes that sometimes dreams do come true. This is a story of the terrible wonderful things that happened to Claire and Raina.

[sequel to Detention] They thought they would live happily ever after, but can Louis and Harry survive the Summer heat? © Copyright 2014, All Rights Reserved

Detention is supposed to be a punishment, but for Louis and Harry, it's the start of something beautiful. Unfortunately, what starts off as a harmless love affair quickly takes a turn for the worse. Through all the stereotypes, judgments, family issues, and demons from the past, Louis and Harry struggle to stay strong. What happens in detention, stays in detention. [NOTE: I began writing this book in 2011 when I was 13 years old. There are many grammatical errors, cringe-worthy moments, and plot inconsistencies. Obviously, my writing has improved immensely since 2011, so please feel free to check out any of my more recent works instead. This book is not representative of my present-day writing abilities. I would prefer to delete this entirely (and its sequel), but there have been many readers who have expressed their love and appreciation for this book despite its flaws. Regardless, thank you all for your support with the Detention series over the past few years. I love and appreciate each and every one of you.]