After a decade worth of no contact following their high school graduation, what a peculiar reunion the self labeled antisocial Cooper Knight and popular Dunfield High softball star Brooke Berry had.

She scoots the leather seat closer to the hospital bed and lays her head on the soft mattress. She puts her hands together and begins to pray. It was hilarious. She has never pray before and she definitely didn’t go to church. After her mom died of cancer she just stopped believing. However, she knew if she lost this person in front of her she would not be able to live anymore. She wouldn’t have anything left. “Do you remember anything that happened tonight?” The woman in the hospital bed looks back at her confused and answers, “I’m sorry but who are you.” “This cannot be happening…This can’t be." The blonde squeezes her eyes shut. "Please tell me you remember!"

Alison is just a normal college student. She doesn't have many friends and she isn't the most social. Alison wanted some company, so she got some. Although, not in the form she expected. Not many people get to say they've become friends with a ghost. One thing's for sure, Alison never expected the ghost to become more human by the second. Idea/first written in 2016 Revised and finished in 2019

When Charlie Miller loses her job the week before both her roommates move to California, she decides it's time to get out of Texas. But with her bank account embarrassingly empty and her newly divorced parents living thousands of miles apart, she doesn't know where to go. And then she remembers Fisher. The small lakeside town in Idaho where she spent every summer until she was eighteen at her uncle's cabin. It's the last place she was truly happy, so the day Gaby and Tay move out, Charlie packs up her car and embarks on the 1,800-mile drive. She has no idea what to expect when she gets there: her uncle sold the cabin six years ago, after all, and the last time she was there she was surrounded by her cousins. This time around she is alone, and she is lonely. When she revisits the old cabin, it's pure nostalgia. Until she is caught by the neighbor. Who just happens to be the most beautiful woman Charlie has ever seen. She is smitten, instantly, and all of a sudden her trip to Fisher has a purpose. The only problem: Lou is almost twenty years older, she has a teenage daughter, and Charlie's pretty sure she's straight. But the more time they spend together, the less sure Charlie is, and when a freak event throws them together, there's only one way to find out. After all, she's only here for two weeks and then she has to figure her life out. She has nothing left to lose. © Elle Carrigan 2023

"You're such a rude and self-centered asshole you know that ? I can't believe somebody as twisted as you actually exist." "Damn, what a poor description of my whole being you are making princess. You almost hurt my feelings here. I am everything but rude." This could have been the boring story of a new girl entering college, finding love, getting married and having a calm and peaceful life. Too bad (or not ?) Lisa isn't driven by any objective of the kind.