She's With Me is now published as a Wattpad Book! As a Wattpad reader, you can access both the Original Edition and Books Edition upon purchase. Amelia Collins is in witness protection, starting at a new school in a small town. But when she becomes involved with the most infamous guy at school, she's reminded that she can never truly escape her tragic past. ***** When Amelia Collins moves to a new town with a new identity, she plans to keep her head down and finish her senior year. But this changes when she runs - literally - into the school's hottest badass, the mysterious and brooding Aiden Parker. Soon, Aiden's friend group is calling Amelia one of their own, and she finds herself balancing her new life while trying to recover from a tragic past. During a school year full of new friends and old rivalries, Amelia finds herself falling for Aiden, who has skeletons of his own. But she has to fight those feelings - after all, all Amelia ever does is run. Can she ever truly escape what she's been running from? Or has she finally found a reason to stop? Book One of the With Me series. | ranked #1 | 08.27.2015| | completed | 08.25.2016| | winner of a Talk of the Town WATTY 2016 | | Winner of The 2016 Fiction Awards "Best Teen Fiction"

Aurora and her family decide to take a mini-vacation to a Motel named "Mormons" but then things take a serious turn when Aurora finds a hidden room behind the Check-In center. She uncovers a secret that the Owner was hiding. Will her family figure out a way to way out, or will they stay there forever? This story is about a family who visits a Motel for a relaxing weekend, and the younger sister, Aurora, finds a hidden secret within the motel, that only the owner knew about, she will find herself in unwanted situations and surrounded by fear and sadness. 'I take a peek inside the room and find old furniture with millions of dust particles on it. I slowly creek open the door and took one step into the room, which caused dust to go flying everywhere. I coughed loudly, quickly covering my mouth to not be heard and fanned my face from the dust. "Yuck," I said slowly; "I almost got asthma from breathing all that dust in." I glanced over to my left and found another door, but this one much smaller than the previous one.'