❝ Do you know what's harder than being alive, Willow? It's being alive when you're in love. ❞ ▬▬▬▬ For sixteen-year-old Willow Knight, her life has never been anything more than unextraordinary. So when a mysterious boy shows up at her doorstep one night, claiming that he's been kicked out, she has no idea what to expect. Cade Everett is unlike anyone she's ever met - gorgeous, well spoken, philosophizing and self-loathing. Willow tries to save this damaged boy, all while he pushes her out of her safe life, showing her what it's like to live, and not to just exist. ▬▬▬▬ ➳ Includes some mature themes that may not suitable for those with sensitive disposition. Updated sporadically. Rated 13 + [ 08.06.2016 novel by neces-sarah-ly ] highest ranking, #79 in Teen Fiction !!

"Everyday he'd show up, and I'd watch from afar; I'd admire his beautiful features or the ring that hugged his bottom lip; the way he'd sit by himself and stare at his drink; and most importantly, I'd watch the way his green eyes screamed in sadness and surrender every time they met mine" (Book #1 of the Lifeless series) {Declaimer: the second book in the series, Asha, is NOT a sequel of this one. They are completely different stories :) } #535 in Teen Fiction #41 in Poetry #22 in Deep

Once upon a childhood, Evelyn Martinez and Blake Carter were once what you would call best friends. That is until Evelyn moved away. Years later she returns back home to finish out her last year of high school and that's all she plans on doing but Blake and his friends have a whole different plan for her senior year. A bet made amongst them, winner gets $1000. Blake is sure he's gonna win when he gets paired up with for their school project Home Economics class. But what's a bet called when hidden feelings come to back to the surface? What's left of the bet when you don't want to hurt the person? What's to happen when you change a good girl? Blake discovers that all good girls might be bad girls that haven't been caught, but is he ready to suffer the consequences of the girl he's brought to the surface?

BLACK MIRROR meets PRETTY LITTLE LIARS in this multimedia thriller where an anonymous advice website gets hacked and the dark origins of the site start to come to light. (shortlisted for the 2017 wattys, #1 in mystery/thriller)

Pretty Boy and his Cupcake. The Cat Pervert and the Nutella Addict. Ryan Smith and Hayley Williams. Ever since they met, the two became closer than they originally thought. Though, how much do they REALLY know about eachother? How much do they truly know about themselves? Their family, their past, their friends and foes. What is there to know? Someone is lurking in the shadow's, watching Hayley's every move, since they know something she doesn't know... yet. And soon, everything will be coming to light. With the emergence of tough obstacles to overcome, new truths to be revealed, and more drama to occur... Is Hayley ready for it? Is Ryan? *** Sequel to Worth A Thousand Words ***

She lets them think she's a freak, a loner, but she's a fighter. A damn good one. A street fighter to be exact. Mia Smith is trapped with her abusive toxic father, waiting for the moment she saves up enough to move out and start her life fresh. On the last month of school Mia has an epiphany, why care? Why care if people think differently of her, they already bully her enough at school. As luck would have it, that's when the schools notorious asshat Nick Allister begins to take an interest in her. Nick has is own secrets, ones that Mia has a tendency of finding out. Theirs worlds intertwine when she finds herself in trouble with a gang, and it's not any criminal enterprise. It's Nicks. WARNING!!! Please read the content warning in the first chapter as the is may be triggering for some viewers. Thank you! .... Will be editing while I am posting my other book! I will be changing the story line! I created this book when I was younger, and now am realizing that there is many spelling errors, and there are major plots that are missing!!

[Highest rank so far: #46 in short story] "It didn't matter that I was getting all A's on my report card. It didn't matter that I could read a book in less than two days. It didn't matter that I could perfect oil painting techniques. It didn't matter that I had a healthy diet and tried my best to exercise. None of it mattered. Simply because I had one unwanted characteristic called fat." *** This is one girl's story. From her point of view. No exaggerations, no extra, no lies, no holding back this time. When she looks in the mirror she sees nothing but her failure. She hears nothing but the ear shattering sound of opinions from everyone. Everything is targeted to her. Everything is wrong with her. WARNING: This story contains a view of the mind of one insecure female. This focuses on body image and shaming and touches upon topics of eating disorders. (cover picture is not mine, but belongs to the respective owner.)

Got #12 in Humour on September 28th, 2017 "You're insane!" "That's why my name is Loco," **** Loco Green swears her mom can see the future, because Loco is what she is. She's absolutely crazy, always pranking teachers, sneaking into the school at night because, "It needs to be repainted," Guys are a no no, because of her overprotective brother(who we all know is secretly gay... what) and you poke her cheek and he kills you. Unless, of course, it's his annoying best friend, Finn, who finds joy in torturing Loco. You know all hell is about to break loose when Loco is forced to help Finn clean the cafeteria everyday. Who knew the principal was a match maker? (Cover by meeeee)