You could say that Carmen and Chance are... 'pen pals.' Emphasis on the PEN COPYRIGHT 2016-2025 to _macc_ I DO NOT GIVE PERMISSION TO REDISTRIBUTE MY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY TO ANYONE OR ON ANY SITE

Fifty Shades Fanfiction *Disclaimer* I do not own the Fifty Shades of Grey characters.

When sent a final assignment by her psychology professor to study the recent criminal arrests and random mental institution disappearances happening in the city - Carter Mason, a 23 year old psychology major at the University of Georgia, packs up her bags and heads to the city of Atlanta to jump on the case. Determined to earn an A on her final graduate report, Carter finds herself at one of the biggest law firms in Atlanta and the country, Martins, owned by the mysterious, forbidding lawyer Sam Martins. While conducting her research Carter is offered two propositions by Sam Martins himself: money and a session of private interviews, to end her research of the cases. Conflicted with the offer, she blindly accepts. But, as the two spend more time together Carter catches Mr. Martins eye and out of his favor begins to have a relationship with him of only "strictly fucking". As time goes on Carter discovers the real Sam Martins and why she was bribed to end her research to begin with.

This is the second book of Setting Roots.

Leila is a young and sexy magazine editor. Open minded and accepting of everything and everyone. She loves diversity, and she tries her best to surround herself with people that maintain that same value. Then she meets Nathaniel Harrington. Nathaniel Harrington is the hometown boy, sort of. All his life his parents have told him to stay away from people that look different than him. And that's exactly what he did, he surrounded himself with people that looked like him and think like him, except for his cousin Mike, also his best friend and who enjoys everyone and everything. When Nathaniel meets Leila, naturally he wish to stay away from her, she isn't like hm; yet he cant. Can Nathaniel forget about his parents instilled values and find his Own? Will he learn that no one is really that different?

Theodore Raymond Grey has come of age. This story is about how he learns to understand and respect the difference between love and sex; and how he can't seem to live without either.

Copyright © 2015 by VICMAD -All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the author except for the use of brief quotations in a book review. This story is for mature audiences. It's been three years since Cadence and Evan fell in love, got married, almost died and divorced. Now three years later, Cadence has tried to move on with her life. She has two beautiful daughters, a very successful career, but the only thing she is missing is to find that someone to share her life with. The only problem is that she's in love with two men. The first one is her ex-husband Evan, the man she had completely given her heart to and the father of her children who still makes her heart go pit-a-patter and then there's Jacob, the one who knows her deepest and darkest desires. Will she be able to see through their faults and choose the one that is right for her or will she deny the carnal pleasures that each man can provide? With so many choices, will she find the love that will last a lifetime or will she be alone and wander through the maze of life?

Jadelynn Jones is a hard working twenty-four year old woman who is determined to be successful in life. Partying, dating, and living a leisurely lifestyle is not something she intends to do now that she has moved away from her home and into a new city. So what happens when she meets a handsome billionaire by chance one day and finds herself extremely attracted to him? Will she fall for his charm and wit or will she ignore his continuous advances for her to become his and his only? -Not Edited-

Brielle Jackson and Levi Miller have been friends since they were six and were playing pee wee baseball together. Levi is a 6'0, athletic, blonde, fair-skinned, light brown eyed baseball player while Brielle is 5'4 and everything he is except she plays fastpitch softball now, has dark brown eyes and is African American. Their friendship never saw color as a boundary because the status was only that of best friends. As they grew older their friendship just grew stronger and feelings for each other morphed into something more. Coming out of the senior year, Levi tells Brielle some thing that changes the makeup of their friendship. Not only will their twelve year friendship be tested by outside forces but they both learn about the hard realities of the world around them. In the end, Brielle will have a decision to make, one that could destroy any chance she may have with the boy who's always had her heart. Can she use the strength, courage and perserverance she's learned from the place she's lived her entire life or will it break the strong young woman she became? Or will the outside forces using race as a divider become a boundary that destroys this friendship and growing love?