"I guess that just leaves you and me, then." "What a pity."

✱ In which Harry finds love in an unsuspecting town in the middle of the desert. And you find the savior you've been praying for, if only you can keep your whirlwind romance a secret long enough to escape. ✱ The well-loved, thrilling, Western gunslinging romance from Harry Tales gets its own book! Please read with discretion. Most impressive rankings // #1 in Bounty Hunter #3 in Western!

A song brings two strangers together.

she didn't do boyfriends. especially not when the boy was everything her roommate wanted and more. but what if that wasn't the roommate he was interested in?

C O M P L E T E D "'I'd love it if we made it, Matty.' - Frankie suddenly sighed to herself and proceeded to close her textbooks. 'I'd love it if I made it.' Matty looked at her and squinted his eyes. He couldn't figure out what she meant by that but ignored the burning sensation in his stomach, deciding that she was just joking dramatically." A jigsaw puzzle-like story in 13 chapters. 3rd person narration only, occasional mature content/language, the 1975 lyric/meme references, non-canon, realistic approach. Frankie's & Matty's journey towards maturity, truth, compassion, soberity and trust.

What was supposed to be a simple job turned into an adventure Ren didn't ask for. A Van McCann AU. Book 1: Mission Book 2: Intermission

When Harry Styles shocks the world by taking a sudden hiatus after the success of his second album, the last thing he needs is to fall head over heels with busy Chef Zara. This is an endearing story about two people who fall in love and have to fight for their love. Read this book if you're looking for a feel good story that'll mess with your feelings in a good way.

You haven't heard from the boys in just over three years since they did their first tour with the Struts. Out of nowhere, you get a missed call from Josh. After you hear the following voicemail, something within you reignites. What will you decide after you hear it?

'I never said I loved you. I merely didn't like the idea of you enjoying a company of somebody else.'