"Sometimes what you need isn't what you get, it's what you already have." 〰️〰️〰️ Being stuck in a people-pleasing routine is what Bayla Barclay knows best. She's got every aspect of her strained relationship down to a science. She'll wear herself away to nothing without a second thought for whoever needs it. It's what she's best at. But maybe what you're best at isn't always what's best for you. Maybe what you need isn't what you get; it's what you already have. That's the difference between getting and needing. * 2nd place in the Late Lovers category for the Romance Reads contest 2019 *

[SEQUEL TO "A YEAR AROUND THE SUN"] "This is a story about our love. A shatterproof kind of love that lasts even after the fireworks have gone up and dispersed, the smoke has cleared, and the ashes have settled into the ground. "Because in the end, you don't need fireworks. You just need someone who sticks around once they go out." ~~~~~~~~~~ « further description inside »

"This is a story about our love. An intoxicating, fast-paced love that didn't think of time as a source of measurement over the course of a summer that changed my life forever. "A love that resembled a firework. It went up with a bang - outbursts of colors, sounds and emotion - but only out with a short fizzle. An outline of smoke, with the ashes on the ground as the only telltale sign that we actually had something." ~~~~~~~~~~ « further description inside » #2 IN YOUNG ADULT (2/20/20) #6 IN #SUMMER (4/8/19) #93 IN TEEN FICTION (3/25/18) #97 IN TEEN FICTION (3/22/18) #263 IN TEEN FICTION (3/6/18) #647 IN TEEN FICTION (2/23/18) #674 IN TEEN FICTION (2/20/18) #853 IN TEEN FICTION (2/18/18) (An Ex-Featured Wattpad Pick)

For Eloise Park, the lines of glittering love and golden jupiter always seem to blurred. Maybe Jonah Kim can help find what's missing before it's too late.

Amunet has faced tragic incident after tragic incident. After so long, she's become a shell of her former self, filled with ghost smiles and fake laughs. She plans to end her life after graduation. And she's working to clear up everything. What happens when the boy she's been to school with since pre-k decides to uncover her deeply buried secrets and disrupt her plan? What happens when she learns things about him too? Paths crossed, exes, and abusive father's coming back, their journey isn't a smooth one. Will the Devil save the Angel? *KJSADHKJ I LOVE THE COVERRRRR CREDITS TO @spideystydia AND IM ADDING THE AESTHETICS TOO THEYRE SO AMAZING GO CHECK OUT HER SHOP THINGY* ***** I'M NOT UPDATING ANYMORE BUT BY ALL MEANS READ IT. IF I GET SOME ATTENTION WHILE I'M GONE I'LL FINISH IT. ALSO CHECK OUT MY OTHER "BOOK" IT UPDATES FROM TIME TO TIME.****

[Watty's 2017 Shortlisted] Every cape needs a magician, and every magician a cape. That's what Aldeheid was told. A cape killer, an exiled Prince. That's what Aldeheid had become. After being banished from his home at the Etheria Bastion, Aldeheid finds himself homeless and hopeless. But a chance encounter with the mysterious Kitaya the Unwanted gives him the opportunity to set himself on a better path. However, determination alone isn't enough to prepare for the danger ahead, and a looming doom that threatens to change the very fabric of earth. As he and Kitaya fight their way through the realms, Aldeheid will find himself caught between a past the keeps haunting him, and an uncertain future. For earth was meant to be his new home. His new beginning. But earth is on the brink of destruction. *** Awesome cover was made Zuko @Ideologically

| COMPLETED | Highest Ranks: #1 in Teen Fiction (06/11/17) & #1 General Fiction (07/22/17) | When Amaya receives an acceptance letter to her dream college, she is ecstatic. It has been her dream for as long as she can remember to follow in her father's footsteps of graduating top of her collegiate class. She has been working her whole high school career to be chosen for a scholarship to the university, so when she received it, Amaya thought it would all be smooth sailing from there. It truly was going well until her roommate jumped ship...well schools, and dumped all costs on her. To avoid getting a job that would distract her from her studies, Amaya decides on renting out the other bedroom in her apartment to split the costs and save some money. Poor Amaya didn't know when she made this decision, that a smooth-talking and annoyingly attractive, football player could be just as distracting, if not more, than employment. ***************************** Theodore Thompson, or as he liked to be called Theo, is a hot shot football player quickly climbing the charts and earning many of the NFL scout's watchful eyes. He could care less about morals, or even schoolwork. But for some odd reason Theo does care about good financial opportunities and saving money. So when a flyer goes up advertising an exceptional deal on a nice apartment, he goes for it. Unfortunately, at the time, Theo didn't know that getting a roommate came along with such an amazing arrangement. Cover made by: WinterFeels_

"No amount of coffee could keep me awake like you do." Jake is the hockey player with the hot girlfriend. Katie is the girl with a name no one remembers. Jake is used to getting what he wants. Katie is used to getting coffee for her hungover mother. Until one night, one chance meeting between two strangers changes everything. No words, no stories to share, and above all, no names. Just two people who don't know each other, a hot string of kisses in bathroom, and a mutual goodbye. Except there's one problem: Katie felt something.

Riley Delta can't seem to keep her head above water. As an art student lacking in inspiration and living off of sad minimun wage, she can barley keep up with her physical life, let alone her mental life. She's coping how she can, burying herself in shifts at The Rough Grind and surfing in between class, but some how her memories seem to always find a way to drown her in an ocean of anxiety, no matter how fast she swims away from them. Jeremiah Rolend can't seem to focus on himself. His family is never away from his thoughts, no matter how many times they tell him not to worry. He is weighted with a guilty conscience from his past, and moments from his present, only pushing through his college years at the request of his younger brother. He knows his problems are not his own, but he somehow he keeps taking them onto himself, no matter how much he knows he shouldn't.