"Listen to me, princess. I've had enough of your attitude. We're both in hell here. So either suck it up or shut up. Do I make myself clear?" -- Emma Winston never expected her father to become President of the United States. When she got accepted into her dream school she never expected to have a secret service agent assigned to her 24/7. And when she meets Harry Styles, her personal 24/7 agent, she never expected she could hate someone so much. Will Harry and Emma learn to silently and spitefully coexist, or will circumstances they never could have anticipated change everything they thought about each other? HIGHEST RANK #1 IN FANFICTION Reviews: "24/7 a very lovely book. It's one of my favourite stories ever! It's really well written and soooo cute. I get so damn excited when it has a new chapter. You always get surprised bc there is often something you don't expect to happen. It's perfect♥️" - @FantaStyles "24/7 is worth the read for anyone, not just Harry stans. It's not predictable or cliche like the title may suggest to some. The amount of times I've gotten whiplash from the characters and the situations is uncountable. The storyline is well thought out and the character development is amazing. This book is an 11/10." - @takemyeverybreath "24/7 is far from the cliche fanfiction it might seem. It's a bodyguard story deluxe with plenty of action (and not just the sexy kind). The characters are well written three dimensional people who really grow on you as you keep reading more and more chapters. There is plenty of drama going on, but unlike you often see, it isn't drama for the sake of drama. The plot is very well constructed and the cliffhangers will certainly keep you on the edge of your seat and checking the Wattpad app or site more often then you might like to admit for updates." - @SophiaGordons

A story of first true love between an unsuspecting, extroverted girl and an awkward, beautifully magnetic boy. WARNING: Explicit sexuality. All Rights Reserved to styleslegend, 2018 ©

(Featured by Cosmopolitan.com, Brooklyn Magazine, Fangirlish.com and more!) When vintage-loving rock singer Scarlet Ryder and her band are offered to travel on a world tour as the opening act for the biggest pop band in the world, they can only laugh. What Scarlet doesn't know, however, is that one drunken kiss can change everything. The thing is, singers Louis and Harry happen to be the closest best friends that Scarlet has ever met. So much so, that Scarlet soon becomes tempted... seduced by someone she can't help but want and charmed by someone she doesn't realise how much she needs. Maybe there are three sides to a love triangle for a reason. • WARNING: Contains graphic language, alcohol/drug use and explicit sexual content. NOTE: Tangerine is currently undergoing some heavy-duty plastic surgery. At this very moment, countless new scenes are being stripped and added, enhancing a 100% fresh take on the original story. This means that the entire plot itself is going through a COMPLETE overhaul! There's also a second book coming after this one, but let's just take this step-by-step, yeah? More info inside: "About Tangerine / About the Re-write" + "FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions" Edited chapters: 1-24 Original draft: 25-100 Under construction! 1-100

Sasha Jordan, dead 21 years old girl, and her psycho killer dead partner, James March, will have to deal with much more horror hiding at Hotel Cortez, one of the most famous bloody hotels of the city. A new guest, Ambra, will check in with detective John Lowe, bringing lots of troubles and blood with her. - Sasha Jordan and James March book number 2. Sequel to Don't Listen to your Heart.

**EDITING IN PROGRESS __ If you find that a chapter is in past tense and the following one is in present tense it's just because I'm making it all in past tense. Thanks for understanding** Sasha Jordan, 20, ends up sharing her dorm with Rocky Lynch, 21, one of the most famous College's bad boys, who will introduce her to a brand new world of mystery and insanity into Hotel Cortez's walls. - "Miss Sasha, you're like a murder on Christmas' Eve" - James March.