Sophia Davis is just a teenager languishing in small town life, trying to deal with her nagging mother and the fact her friends are all now losing their hearts along with their virginities. She wants so much more from life. And her wish is about to come true... It might just be Something Like Fate, or at least a teenage girl trying to figure it all out.

{DISCLAIMER: this story was written 6 year ago! Contains horrible spelling and grammar - lacks answers to many questions (was one of my first stories)} I was warned that pissing off E.J, or also known as the ruler of Gates High School would lead to him getting revenge on me in public, but little did I know he didn't want revenge, but me... And little did he know, I am not that easy, because this girl bites!

Frankie returns home to California to find that her brother, Darren is the popular quarterback and her chubby childhood friend, Shane turned into a good-looking jerk and her best friend Jenna is getting married to Mike, another childhood friend who just happens to be her ex-boyfriend, Brian's cousin... Everything's just gotten a whole lot crazier.

Lauren hates Hunter. Hunter hates Lauren. It's as simple as that. They've known each other since the seventh grade, and now they're about to depart from each other after graduation. They both couldn't be any happier. Right? But what happens if one falls for the other? Will one feel the same?

Libby was a human girl that's full of pranks. She's running from her arranged marriage using the elevator. Dominic was a werewolf. He was an alpha of a powerful pack and he was trying to find his mate. He was intrigued by Libby and he ran after her to the elevator. Then the elevator stopped working. They were stuck! What would happen to them? It was a twist of the pull between mates and humor! Let's find out in this story ^^

Allison Warner was head over heels in love with her ambitious sport journalist boyfriend, Eric Denton and couldn't picture life without him. But what happens when she is suddenly faced with the reality that she might have to do just that? All Eric ever wanted was to be a sports anchor for Sport Inc. But to get closer to his dream meant moving to New York on the other side of the country, away from the woman he loves. Torn between love and his dream, Eric chooses the latter, leaving a shattered Allison behind. 8 years later Eric returns to his home town only to find that Allison is a single mother to a seven year old that looks exactly like him. This time Eric is faced with the same dilemma, choosing between the woman he always loved and the daughter who quickly stole his heart, or the career he's always wanted. Will he choose his career or realise that there are something more important before it's too late?

"I'm pregnant." and "I never cared." are two deadly sentences that Aerial Mason never wants anyone to say to her. So how ironic is it when those exact words are said by her best friend and the one she loves the most?

Available in paperback version for complete story. PM me for details on how to get a copy. Also available in Amazon and Smashwords for ebook version. Synopsis: What if The One actually walks up to you and even says hello, would you greet back or turn your back unknowingly that you have actually met? Would you know when you’ve actually met? Serendipity is a funny thing that brings a tinge of bittersweet bliss to anyone who is fortunate to experience it. Hello Destiny is a trilogy that explores how serendipitous life can sometimes be. Definitely, Maybe is a story of how fate plays with two people as they meet each decade hoping that maybe this time around, they can finally be together. Almost Mismatch tells how two people so right for each other be so wrong and no matter how much they try to suppress their feelings, true love will not stop at anything. What is meant to be will be. Finally, Dinner Date portrays how two people’s search for love could take them to different places and people only to lead them back to where they started. The world is just like a huge maze that no matter what direction one walks to, there will always be one final destination. There seems to be an invisible string that is handcuffed to two people on each end and unsuspectingly pulls these two people destined for each other back together no matter how long it takes.

High school senior Katy McLaughlin is getting married. But not for love, like most couples. She wants to escape from her home, and forget the memories that are associated with it. So when Jordan Hall proposes to her, it seems like the perfect chance. But what does she do when she realizes that she just might be falling for Jordan?