Tras un conflicto arrastrado por años entre una joven banda de rock/pop y una cantante del pop es que, Emily Parks, la vocalista de Last August, le ofrece una pequeña tregua a Betty Ramírez para escribir una colaboración que podría ayudar a ambos bandos para sus distintos propósitos. Sin saberlo, Betty al aceptar, contra su voluntad, termina involucrándose cada vez más con Emily Parks y ambas explorarán un nuevo mundo respecto a sus sentimientos hacia la otra. Entre el drama, la vida, la fama y la música, ¿lograrán cruzar sus notas para estar en la misma sintonía?

Elara Ramírez ha dedicado gran parte de su vida a trabajar para su madre y su hermano menor, una chica problemática pero responsable carga con tanto pesos sobre sus hombros creyendo que no puede tener un poco de felicidad Cyra Aguirre llega a su vida como un rayo de luz entre tanta oscuridad ha cambiar sus ideas. Cyra Aguirre ha dedicado gran parte de su vida a seguir las regalas de sus padres, hacer tan perfeccionistas con sus cosas, hacer la mejor de la clase, cuando ella cree que todo en su vida esta perfectamente calculado Elara Ramírez aparece en ella para ser ese desorden entre tanta perfección. No todo el tiempo el sol tiene que brillar solo a veces necesita una oscuridad en la cual brillar. Cyra necesita la oscuridad de Elara y Elara necesita la luz de Cyra. Elara es para Cyra. Cyra es para Elara, como el sol y la luna. Ambas son el complemento perfecto para formar el eclipse perfecto. Como el sol y la luna. Como Cyra y Elara. Obra escrita 22/octubre/ 2021 Terminada 08/febrero/ 2022

Eliza Jones y Stella Lambert son el prototipo de: "personas correctas en el momento equivocado", pues sus vidas habían coincidido en preparatoria, cuando estaban empezando a descubrir su sexualidad, pero, por cosas de la vida lo de ellas no se pudo dar. Después de mucho tiempo tenían que volver a cruzar caminos, una de ellas lo sabía, la otra no tenia ni la más remota idea. Una de ellas creía que era el destino haciéndole una mala jugada, la otra sabía que así tenía que pasar. Stella sabía las complicaciones que serían regresar a su antigua cuidad para estudiar la universidad, no le interesaba lo fácil o difícil que sería la universidad, solo le interesaba que ella no la odiara, aunque sabía que eso era imposible. Eliza creía que su vida iba ser retomada, pues estaba sanando de apoco, pero al verla de nuevo en la universidad su vida se detuvo, colapso, pero se dijo a si mima que no le prestaría mucha atención, solo tenia que pasar los cuatro años sin topársela, era fácil, pues su facultad estaba mucho más lejos de la de ella, pero cuando Stella fue encargada de los equipos deportivos todo se fue al carajo, tuvo complicaciones, solo quedaba un último año, podía graduarse sin volver a caer en ella, Eliza tendría que jugar esa última partida. Stella no se había acercado a Eliza en tres años, pero tenía que hacerlo, solo quedaba un año para que jamás volviera a verla, tenia que jugar su última partida, tenía que ganar esta vez. ⚽️Aclaraciones⚽️ Para poder leer este libro tendrías que haber leído el primero, pues este es un spin-off de "Un juego a la vez" Si quieres leerlo sin haber leído el otro estás en todo tu derecho, pero solo lo digo para que no te hagas spoilers o no entiendas algo de la trama😊.

Post Battle of Hogwarts. Voldemort won and Harry Potter is dead. Hermione and Draco find themselves in Azkaban together able to talk through a vent in the wall. In order to survive they must be able to work together.

Amy Harris, figure skater. Josh Evans, ice hockey player. To them, they are completely different; rude, selfish, arrogant, completely and utterly not the same. But when their worlds collide, they find that sticking up for each other is the best way forward, but what do their teammates think?

It started on a night with broken glass. First the glass, then the screams, and then the blood. And then, their lives were changed forever. It marked the beginning of her brother's suffering. As Else Schüffen struggles to define everything that is happening around her in Germany 1941, Maximilian faces a different kind of struggle. An adopted Jew in a Christian family, Max faces betrayal and loss, forgiveness and anger. Being a divided family with a Nazi as a brother, his fears become a reality. He must go into hiding, but with a different identity: Henrik Brandenburg, an Aryan shopkeeper. And then there's Else, a young Aryan girl, in the midst of her brother's tumult. Painting, it seems, is the only way of escape, and the only way to keep her brother, Maximilian, in her heart forever. Through it all, there is one thing she learns. Sometimes, in order to survive, we must repair our broken wings and learn to fly again~ #39 in historical fiction//March 29th Edited by the lovely @jgfairytales

Sara is the temperamental, quick-to-judge daughter of an upstanding Protestant family in the countryside of Cologne. To her, the war has always seemed a far-away nuisance. That is, until a warm night in the summer of 1944, when a jarring dose of reality is dumped upon their doorstep: young, fraught, and Jewish. Enter Benjamin Jastrow, the child of an old family friend and the new and indefinite resident of the Fleischers' attic. He is violently shy, coping with various stages of post-traumatic stress, and can hardly form a sentence without stammering—a nearly perfect opposite of the blustering Sara, who positively abhors his presence in her home. But for better or worse, they are the most important people in each others lives, and everything they thought they understood of their world will soon change forever.

A story of love in times of blood, of all kinds of love. This is the story of Ivy and her loved ones during the Second World War in Nazi Germany. They say history was written by the victors, but what about the history of the defeated? See the unseen side of history, through the Germans' eyes. Ivy is a conflicted girl who, along with those around her, goes through one of the darkest periods of human history. To survive, they must make the ultimate sacrifices for love, family, friendship, acceptance, war, safety, and happiness. This is the second book, the wartime. They went through blood. (c) 2014 All rights reserved - Mary B.C.

(Currently Editing) Poland, 1942. When Celina Rudaski took the evening train to Warsaw, she did not expect to return responsible for the lives of two Jews. Then again, she did not expect her father to be whisked away in the middle of the night by soldiers, nor did she expect her house to become swallowed by flames of fiery hatred. Yet it all happened in the matter of twenty-four hours. A stubborn, introverted fifteen year old girl, Celina refuses to believe the many stories of the horrific genocide against the Jews, often turning a blind eye to anything that reminds her of the war. But when she unwittingly promises to hide two Jews in a home she does not have, Celina must journey across Europe with these strangers in search of lady who might be able to rescue them. They are filthy, they are broken, and Celina cannot seem to control the hatred burning inside her. Together they travel town to town, witnessing each cities own branch of horrors, even hiding in basements of strangers. In ways painfully unimaginable to Celina, these two Jews affect her life in the deepest of ways. As they dodge bullets, stumble upon an injured enemy pilot, and attempt to escape the hands of the Germans naming them fugitives, Celina must learn to face what she has been too terrified of her entire life. ***Edited by the lovely @jgfairytales

France, 1937. It only takes a single snowstorm for Lina Fontaine's family to fall apart. When an accident in the snow kills her brother and renders her speechless, Lina and her family move to Marseilles, France in order to escape the painful memories. Disillusioned and disgusted with her new reality, Lina yearns to hide away from the world. Yet when her father abandons them and threatens to take her beloved sister with him, Lina realizes she can no longer ignore her own struggles. It is only when Lina meets Luka Fuhrmann, a German-Jewish pianist with a mysterious past, that she begins to have hope again. At the same bookstore she encounters him, she receives a book with a letter tucked between the pages, written by a father pleading for help to find his missing daughter. When she learns there is a monetary reward, Lina realizes this may be the key to saving her own family. Yet as Lina becomes obsessed with finding the missing girl and spends more and more time with Luka, she finds her frequent absences may only be destroying her crumbling family further. And when Lina's plan ends up endangering her sister as well as Luka, Lina is forced to decipher what is most important: her family, the boy she loves, or her own desires.