Sequel to "Gummy Bear Kisses". Katniss and Peeta begin to learn the ups and the downs of being married to each other.

Katniss Everdeen, the girl who isolated herself. Peeta Mellark, the boy who wanted to bring her out of her shell. Why? Katniss had a composition notebook she wrote in that she covered in Gummy Bear duct tape. Inside that notebook contained her most inner thoughts. After Peeta got his hands on the book, he tried to make her dreams come true. Once her biggest dream does, Katniss leaves everything behind her to proceed with her life. Now, eight years later, she returns home to fill the void in her life. The void of being lonely. She looks towards Peeta to help make her dreams come true once again, but can he do so again?

Katniss Everdeen is a sixteen year old girl. She feels life is going great with her family, friends and life in general, but things take a turn for Katniss the night before her first day back to school since her summer break. Soon she realizes she's missing something. This is the story of how Katniss Everdeen finds the missing piece of her life. Finding the Missing Piece: Book 1 This is my original ideas/story but the characters & places described are Suzanne Collins'

Katniss Everdeen wants to become a Broadway Performer and meets a blue eyed, blonde boy who lives in the apartment across hers in New York

Their eyes met from across the room. Him, a successful baker with a hard life at home. Her, a music teacher who sang on the weekends. Both had just turned 25. They both felt like they were drowning in the life they were living. Both felt something was missing. He buys her a drink. She gives him a smile. They start talking and as the night goes on, they feel the light that they had been missing. They go to a motel and get a room under false names, sharing a night that finally makes each feel whole. But there is a fatal flaw to this fairy tale. For both were already married. These two were star crossed lovers who were never meant to be. But it's funny how fate changes that. (This book is going to be really racy. It's very mature and took me a long time to work up the courage to write it. Read at your own risk.)