Hayden knew that what she was about to do would change everything, but she couldn't help herself. She didn't put up a fight but, rather, welcomed the catastrophic events with anticipation. Just one touch would make her give in. It was only after her mistake that she realised she was in too deep but there was no escape.
Rey is a senior in high school who just can't wait to leave her boring hometown Jakku. All her life she had the feeling that nothing ever happened to her, that she had just lived an ordinary life like every other teenager. Kylo Ren is a member of a gang called "The First Order". He is known to have a bad reputation j...
Warning: this is about to be the worst book you ever read, I wrote it when I was 13-14, and I'm almost 20 now. I'm just saying you were warned. Just don't read it, it's beyond awful. #1 in Steamy 06/20/18 Alexa Peirce was different than most girls in her school, perfect grades, an eighteen year old virgin. She never w...
"I'm stupid," John says. "Why?" "Because I fell in love with you." "Yeah," Sherlock responds, "Definitely stupid." Set over the course of one school year in 2009, this is the story of two star-crossed misfits - Sherlock and John - smart enough to know that first love almost never lasts, but brave and desperate enough...
It all started with a trip. Sherlock had been acting weird, and everyone thought he was just stressed, so he and John go on a trip to Fiji. Yet, what was supposed to be a relaxing vacation from the stresses of detective work only opened the door for much more stress and confusion when John begins to have strange feeli...
What happens when Sherlock starts to act a little bit different towards John? Can a sociopath actually show emotions?
"Watch where you're going!" a voice growls. I look up and see the most breathtakingly gorgeous guy I have ever seen. *** Jasmine Smith is a 17 year old with a simple life. After moving to a new school Jasmine plans to keep her head down and focus on her grades. However, all that changes when she accidentally bumps i...
