When Addison was fourteen, she was kidnapped. Life for her was never the same. After the passing of her mother, she bounces from foster home to foster home, until she is sent to Downright High, a guarded-school notorious for hosting the worst kids in the state. If Addison thought life was going to be easier, she was very wrong. A Downright Delinquents 2.0 novel. Cover by: Kimberley_white

Hayley Larson is the girl everyone wants to be. She is a model, has amazing friends, a perfect life. When her father is brutally murdered, her perfect life spins out of control. Sent to Downright High, a school for delinquents, Hayley finds herself in a mixture of trouble, ranging from enemies, fights, riots, to even falling in love. Will Hayley end up getting her life back on track or will this school end her, once and for all? #1 Action | #1 Teen Fiction | #1 Young Adult | #1 Romance © 2017 by LaurenJ22. All rights reserved.

Sequel to Player Next Door. Millie Ripley is in too deep. Her relationship with the Dawson brothers is creating waves, a mystery blackmailer is out to ruin her life and... she's still trying to make it through high school. What happened to being invisible? (c) copyright 2020 All Rights Reserved. Stay chill, N

Meet Juliette Nomen. She is a normal girl, well at least on the outside. She is a normal senior in higher school. Perfect student and doesn't get too much attention, just like how she likes it. But she's hiding the best secret ever. She has superpowers! Only her immediate families knows and it is a sworn secret to never tell a soul. Superpowers belonged on the big and small screen. Juliette can barely believe it herself. She rarely uses her powers and they are only used to make her life more convenient. Anyways, it is a lot harder to be a superhero in a world where you shouldn't exist. However, a sinister plot begins to reveal itself and the solution might just be her. Meet Jayden Greene. He is a bad boy down to...well the surface. Not much is known about him as he moved to Juliette's town at the beginning of senior year. And he would prefer it that way. With dark hair, blue eyes, and perfect face, he is the most popular and mysterious boy at school. There isn't much to say about him, or is there? A simple and stupid school project starts to snowball into friendship and unshared feelings for a high school girl and a high school boy. But this is Juliette's life, so nothing is truly normal. Familial secrets revealed, friendships lost and new ones formed. Juliette Nomen is navigating through her last year at high school, finally learning what it means to be a superhero... All while falling for the "bad boy" in the process.

Book Two of She Belongs To The King - With their school year coming to an end, it was time for summer vacation, but just like their school year, it would be a summer they would never forget. Secrets will finally be exposed, and Mia will soon discover that maybe she doesn't know everything about her childhood best friend. - ❝Everyone knows he belongs to her.❞ - WARNING [ contains mature language ] STARTED on March 16, 2018

Cole is cold and cruel to Skylar because of her weekness. How could a King, someone who is supposed to be powerful and strong, have someone so weak and defenseless as their mate. However, he will soon find out that Skylar is not as weak as he thinks.

Watson Young has always been a bright kid, no one could deny that, but even the most intelligent people can make the dumbest mistakes. Keep the dumbest secrets hidden. Watson was rather good at that, considering that no one knows about the stuff he deals with at home. Elijah Andrews, one of the wealthiest kids in the school, but doesn't necessarily describe Elijah, no, that describes his financial state. Elijah's not stupid, he knows his friends are pretty fake, seen the drooling stare with money in their eyes, blinding them from seeing Elijah as something more than walking money. Elijah had a busy schedule, which was probably why he never noticed Watson, the small cello player in the school's orchestra. He never saw the guy who sat in the back of his classes, never speaking a word to everyone. But neither did anyone else, if they had, maybe they would have noticed the bruises covering Watson's arms from a mixture of bullies and his drunken father. What happens when the school's wealthiest attendee notices the quiet cello playing boy with too many unexplainable bruises?