| Book Three of 'Call it' Series | The full-time witch, part-time conspiracy theorist, Macy Wallace called it luck when she found herself working as the assistant of her destined enemy, villain, the notorious playboy Gerard Blanchard. She called it a curse, refusing to call it love when everything took quite a turn an...
"I love how this book is turning out!😍 Not cliche at all!" - i_hatecliche "We might live next door to each other," Haley said, "but we don't live in the same world." Hooking her fingers around her backpack straps, she walked away from Jace. She had barely gone a few steps before he was at her side again. "What mak...
When Delphine's mom is found dead she is forced to move in with her father whom she has never met. When moving she has to adjust to living with a family that cares. They have to adjust to having a child move in that doesn't know the first thing about family.
Constance thought she could finally stop looking over her shoulder. She has a steady job as a hairstylist, rents a small apartment next door to her best friend, and keeps a routine that distracts her just enough to not have to dwell on her past. All seems right in her world until a homeless man who's on the FBI's Most...
"Is it really all going to be okay?" "It really is..." After every cry for help goes ignored Fiona Gray the "Golden Girl" of East Lake attempts to kill herself. The girl they once viewed as unbreakable was in fact broken. A life full of lies is what Fiona lived, filled with a fake smile, fake friends, and no family...
Devyn Blair is just one of the five Blair children, and she's a third of the Blair triplets. She's stubborn, hotheaded, and strong-willed. Raised by a former Marine for a dad and a cowgirl for a mom, she doesn't take anyone's shit and she's not afraid to tell anyone off. Enter her brother's best friend, Hayes Lawson...
Senior year had never seemed so daunting. After her sister died, Avery found out just how much she hid behind Riley and how comfortable it had been to live through her stories instead of living her own. Realizing that and making a change, however, were two different things, as Avery soon understood. But life had not...