After enduring numerous heartbreaks from nearly every man she's ever known, Diana decides it's time to live her life for one person only. Herself. This is the story of one woman's journey to self-discovery and finding happiness within herself.

Love in an ice cream shop? Violet Davis thinks the summer after her senior year in high school will be one of the best in her young teenage life, until her mom tells her to get a summer job. Spending all those hot summer nights at the local dairy bar, scooping ice cream for sticky, sweaty toddlers and grandparents is not her idea of a good time-that is until she falls for the bad boy co-worker, the one everyone tells her to stay away from. Let's just say the ice cream in the walk-in freezer isn't the only thing that will need to cool down, especially when we add a boy from high school to the mix; sweet, cute, with a big....heart. Violet's love life becomes just like her favorite soft-serve...twisted. ** This book is rated Mature! If you blush easily, you have been warned. Also, I swear like a sailor...my characters do too. ** ** I like to incorporate music with my chapters, I will often note where I think you should begin a song, this is just a suggestion :) The YouTube video for the music is posted at the top of each chapter. There is also a Spotify Playlist: https://tinyurl.com/4ujb3fd2 ** **All locations in this book, except for the ice cream shop and the work places of other characters are real places. I have taken some liberties with the hours of these businesses, but they are all brick and mortar places that can be visited.**

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Zachariah Somerset, a 17 year old student at Westburn High, begins to have vivid nightmares about a snowy barren tundra. The dreams begin to seem more real than the waking world, and he begins to question reality when a man he sees in one of these nightmares shows up at his school. The new biology teacher, Adam J. Dunson, seems as ordinary as the next guy, but something bubbles just beneath the surface. Is Zach the only one who notices Mr. Dunson's messy hair, mismatched socks, short temper, and how he always has a cup of coffee in hand? With the nightmares getting worse and more surreal each night, will Zach be able to find the connection between Mr. Dunson and the snowy tundra? Find out in "The Barren Cold".