"Olly you scared me," I spoke and she smiled up at me. "It's nice to know you care about me," she adjusted her maroon beanie. my skin burned at her words and she looked at me genuinely with her piercing blue eyes. Her black and maroon clothing brought out the blue in her eyes... Nicole, no. I cleared my throat, "is it not normal for a principal to show concern for their student's well being?" I shook my thoughts away. She gave me that smirk and crossed her arms, "sure oookaayy," she lingered with sarcasm.

Astrid chose her words carefully before continuing her beeline of whispers. " It's... hard to accept the way I feel fo' you... " Slender fingers spoke their farewells and parted well as they descended farther past Sedna's lower back. The way Astrid moved her hand ignited a strong flame within Sedna, the gentle and teasingly slow movements were obviously a thought-out plan. " May I? " --------------------- This book follows a young woman, Sedna, on her journey through conflicting first love and the changes of her life through meeting new people. It tells the intense love story between her and Astrid who struggled to find each other and once they did, they continued to push on.

Distraught over the presidential election results, college student Rachel Taff becomes hell-bent on making a difference in her community. She decides to take a internship with the office of California Senator Jennifer Abner who is seemingly gearing up to enter the presidential race next term. A story of hope, prosperity, lust, and deceit follows the lives of Rachel and Jennifer as their paths cross, and they realize they have a lot more in common than just wanting to make a change in the world.

Chased by a troubled past and big dreams for her future, Muna Johnson has travelled across the country to take up a new promotion as the Personal Assistant to the CEO of 'Starlight Industries'. Muna is quick to find out that the CEO is not exactly what she had expected. Join Muna on this thrilling journey of self discovery, healing and adventure. Most importantly, finding love in the most unusual of places... All Rights Reserved. 2020 ------ #1 gxglesbianlgbt (July 2020) #3 girlxgirl (July 2020) #2 lesbian (August 2020) #2 womanxwoman (August 2020) Cover designed by Frances Louise De Ramos

The labeled nobody of the school is everything to someone and just doesn't know it. When Selena Cruz gets pulled into tutoring the Basketball star, Armani Saint, they start off on the wrong foot, which leads to a pinky promise that would change their lives. But is it for the better or the worse? Edited*

"If i was your best friend.."

Royal Rose (Book 1) Leo's been hiding her identity for years to fight in the arena where women are not allowed. She got away with it so far and won all her battles, but what if she was assigned as the Princess' personal protector and hiding her identity became much more complicated than before. #1 gxg #1 girlxgirl #1 lesbian #1 gay #1 pride #1 historicalfiction #1 knight #4 medieval #11 lgbt #17 romance 🏅PRIDE AWARDS WINNER 2022 (Historical Fiction)

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Until We Break is now published as a Paperback, Hardcover and E-book from W by Wattpad Books! As a Wattpad reader, you can access the Wattpad Original Edition for free and the Wattpad Books Published Edition here upon purchase. ***** Naomi Morgan, the only black dancer at her ballet school, sacrifices everything to pursue her dream until she joins the Guise and realizes what she's missing. ***** Naomi Morgan is the only black dancer at the Riverside Dance Academy, but the sting of alienation is worth it. When the National Prix de Ballet Competition comes to Riverside, Naomi's determined to win...although, the cost of victory is high. She suffers injuries, lies to her family, and refuses to process her friend's death, all to get closer to her dream career. But when something goes wrong and The Guise, an online gang of anarchists, make Riverside their new target, Naomi finds herself caught up with the group. They teach her things the Riverside Academy never could - that dreams are worth having, but real life is so much more important. [[word count: 70,000-80,000 words]]