Once Raphael, a gay Christian comes out to his family he is forced to look for a female, his parents telling the nineteen-year-old that it's just a phase. Raphael meets a Muslim boy, who's supposedly a drag queen, thinking that he finally met the girl he was supposed to be with the rest of his life. His thoughts soon shatter when Duha reveals his secret about being a boy.

❝they don't like big celebrations or grand gestures of affection; steaming coffee and watching the people will be just fine.❞ ~honourable mention in @freethelgbt's one-shot valentine's day contest~

The summer in which Nellie Dreher tries to draw the map to Indie Rao's heart. (cover by @GlamerousDolls)

Kai Wright is one of the most popular girls in school. She's brown skinned, 5'8, curly hair, smart, just an all around catch but she's not your average girl.

Sequel to Thuggette. If you haven't read Thuggette, you won't understand what's going on but if you have, enjoy!

The town of Salem, Louisiana is a quaint little town. No more than forty people live in it. To most, Salem doesn't even exist, in fact it's not even on the map. It's been six years and five days since a single traveler passed through. So when five strangers bus breaks down they're welcomed with open arms by some, and others not so much. They have to wait a whole month till a part for their buses engine comes in. The only good part about this is nobody knows who they are. One month in a quiet town without being famous sounds like heaven on earth for the boys.

He was broken with scars in the form of tattoos, And she was the girl who wanted to heal him. [Not currently being worked on.] © teaincheshire

[I wrote this at the beginning of 2013 and I was just starting to get settled with the techniques in writing. No worries, I've exceedingly improved far after finishing this story.] Niall Horan was a famous boxer. He was only inlove with boxing, nothing else. That is, one night, before his match, Olivia somehow stumbles her way into meeting him. But, not the way she would have wanted to. No one could steal his heart. No one but . . . her.