Take a break from short-film media and read my book. This is an erotic book, centred around a young autistic man. He discovers a lot of about himself once his brother reveals his interest in his boss. This book will take you through the motions of everyday life through the perspective of someone on the spectrum. There's a lot of adult content as well as sensitive content that will be uncovered later in the book. What'll happen when the one person Jamie September put his trust in has kept a gut-wrenching secret from him? Will he spiral or will he get even? This book will be educational, and mostly lustful. This is smut after all.

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Feelings are the invisible threads that weave through every moment of our lives, shaping how we perceive the world and ourselves. They can be as simple as a fleeting smile sparked by joy, or as complex as the storm of jealousy and guilt that simmers beneath the surface. Often triggered by our thoughts, experiences, or even the smallest gesture, feelings ripple through our bodies, tightening muscles, quickening heartbeats, or sending shivers down our spines. They guide us, sometimes gently, sometimes with force, pushing us toward the things we love or steering us away from what we fear. Whether it's the warmth of contentment or the sharp sting of regret, feelings hold the power to shape our decisions, color our relationships, and define the very course of our lives. And yet, no two people experience them the same way-each heart beats to its own rhythm, creating a deeply personal dance with the emotions that make us human.

Do they need a description? Basically, we are back where the horrors of the first book left off. Death. This book is for very mature audiences, in which contains writing such as but not limited to sex, death abuse.

Book 1: Come Over Book 2: Come Closer Five years have passed since Juliana "Jules" Allen survived the night that almost took her life-and she's been running ever since. Running from the memories that won't loosen their grip, from the guilt that settles in her bones, and from the cold truth she's learned to live by: people don't stay. Now she keeps her world small and controlled-hands busy, mind quieter-rebuilding her auto shop one day at a time and convincing herself that solitude is safer than hope. But when an unexpected connection sparks with Nicolette O'Harre-a wealthy, sheltered girl with her own bruises beneath the polish-Jules is forced to confront something more terrifying than her past: being seen. Because the past isn't just inside her head anymore. An unfamiliar presence begins to appear in the quiet gaps of her days-never close enough to name, never obvious enough to prove. A figure at the edge of a parking lot. A car idling one beat too long. The uncomfortable feeling of recognition without the comfort of certainty... like something from her worst night survived when it shouldn't have. As Jules tries to navigate a love she never planned for, the shadow tightens around her life with patient intention, turning coincidence into pattern and memory into warning. With her future opening for the first time in years and her past closing in, Jules must decide if she'll let herself reach for something real... or if she'll spiral back into the depths she fought so hard to crawl out of.

"No one knows what was done to me this summer. And no one will ever find out. They wouldn't understand... My own parents don't even understand... No one knows and no one saw.... or so I thought." Iyana Bright is a 17 year old, high school girl who goes through a horrifically violent experience during her summer break, but a spiked drink leaves her memory in a haze. Through the new school year as a senior, she deals with bouts of PTSD, anxiety, and depression as the memories of her ordeal haunt her every waking moment. Until the new girl, Juliana "Jules" Allen; who also happens to be her next door neighbor, enters her life. Jules, also a 17 year old senior, has demons of her own to fight. With no mother in the picture, a suspiciously angsty college brother, and an abusive father who can't keep his anger in check, she carries a little secret of her own that could either make or break Iyana's traumatic grief. What will these two find waiting at the end of their journey; one happy ending... or an ending for one?

BOOK 2 Rue has been clean for 5 months now, and her and Elle's relationship has been thriving. However, when someone from her past makes a return, it threatens to tear both girls down again. EXTREME TRIGGER WARNING (see disclaimer)

Elle hides a deep, dark secret that no one knows. Rue is a recovered drug addict on the brink of a relapse. Can they help each other, or will they both come crumbling down? EXTREME TRIGGER WARNING (see disclaimer)

The not-so-safe haven of Chattanooga, Tennessee has always been normal territory for Geneva. But as an unproductive, boring year for her comes to an end, everything she believes in is shattered to the point that she can't even be sure that her first name is real. Life swings her from one side to the next, and suddenly she is swung into the same place as five other innocent human beings. Their participation in what seems to be a sick game begins once December arrives, but behind the scenes, things have been changing all along. How long will it take for them to discover who they should point fingers at? Who will find out first, and will he help the others or save himself? Before salvation, though, you must acknowledge that you need to be saved. In these youths' case, it's almost too late for epiphanies. (Sequel, Blue Pencil Dolls, is on my page.)

Geneva thought she knew what evil was before that Autumn in Chattanooga. She thought after being homeless for seven years she'd seen it all, and she knew how to manipulate life into giving her what she wanted. Strange things started happening in her town, and soon she learned that everything she thought she knew was a fabricated story created by the people who'd been watching her for her entire life. After being thrown into a sick, unfair game, she lost everything she gained along the way, including the ability to trust. Everyone around her was a suspect. Everyone she looked at could be the source of all her life's troubles. Ignoring it isn't an option because it always yanks you out of your comfort zone and forces you to brush shoulders with death even when you think it's over. So what can you do? How can you ask for help when anybody you meet could be the one controlling the operation? How can you take it down by yourself when they are always twenty steps ahead of you? There's only one answer: you can't. There's nothing you can do in this game except say your prayers. After all Geneva's been through, you start to wonder who you're praying to.