When Lauren's mother died, her abusive father looks to her to play the role of house wife and bedmate. Lauren finds a way to escape it all when she meets local barbershop owner and Kingpin Rio.

" Age aint nothing but a number , but then now there nothing but a thang , there's nothing I have for you , it will never change ". Love , sex , lies , abused , raped , truth , child , refuse, life and the world. But age difference is nothing but number.

Kyler doesn't think she's heartless . She just doesn't give a fuck , but she's just too good at it . People consider her heartless but she disagrees . But then again she doesn't give a fuck what people have to say about her . When Chris comes along , with the same fucked up attitude like her . He sends her on journey that she didn't expect .

"Every girl has three guys in her life: The one she loves, the one she hates, and the one she can't live without. But in the end, they're all the same guy." ~Unknown Katherine Blakeslee hated Colby Tozier; or so she thinks. However, she had to deal with his stupid jokes, annoying smile, and horrible pranks each and every day because Colby's cousin happened to be her best friend. She convinced herself that she hated his very existence, that if they were together on a cliff, she'd push him off at the first chance. Until the day things changed. Until the day he showed his true feelings to her...Until the day he kissed her. Katherine soon finds herself dealing with denial, enemies, exes, and mixed feelings. Can Katherine forgive Colby for all those years of torture he'd given her when she ends up having those mixed feelings for him? Based off the song My Dilemma by Selena Gomez.

*THIRD BOOK IN THE “BROKEN” TRILOGY* Through many trials and tribulations, Ariella experienced it all. She had to pick up the pieces of her shattered life after terrible experiences with her step father. In doing so, she moved to England to live with her biological father. There she began a journey to truly find herself, and she had some unexpected help along the way. After falling in love with Niall Horan three years ago, Ariella and Niall got married and are expecting twins. As everyone has told them, raising a family is an extremely hard thing to do for parents. Certain events will leave Ariella feeling alone during one of the hardest parts of her life. However, having a family is the one thing that can make Ariella truly feel complete.

**WILL SOON BE UNDERGOING EXTREME EDITING** *SECOND BOOK IN THE “BROKEN” TRILOGY* Haunted by the demons of her past, Ariella tries to fix herself. Moving on seems like the only solution to forgetting her past. However, when someone seeks to pull Ariella back in to the life she’s tried so hard to escape, it is hard for her to be strong. Events threaten the bond between Ariella and Niall. They are forced to test the limits of their relationship. Through all of this the two of them never stop fighting. Separation forces the two desperate adults to adapt to change. A journey with endless obstacles compels Ariella to question who she really is. Maybe that question is the one that needs to be answered. After all, in order to fix yourself you must first find yourself.

In a corrupt community, young girls are sold to men as mere objects of pleasure and they are kept for as long as the men desire. But things take a turn when the spoilt son of a wealthy businessman crosses paths with an unfortunate girl forced into the twisted world of Baby Dolls. Baby Doll © Wonderwall123 2013 - 2014

(SLOW UPDATES!) (Part Two of Something New (Niall Horan) on @kisswho. Official.) Cara and Niall have been through a lot, including the birth of their beautiful son, Noah. But after a visit from the nefarious, conniving ex-friend of Cara's, Chris; and a large misunderstanding and mistake on the part of Cara, Niall cuts it off and moves back to Mullingar. What happens if Cara's fear of losing Noah forever eats her alive? Will Cara and Niall ever get back together? And.... Is Chris truly finished with his plans? The ups and downs of a non-relationship between two out-of-college kids, and their son.

"I need you to fix him," My eyes widened at her request. I shook my head quickly, fiddling with the many belongings that sat on her desk. Turning around I replied, "There's nothing to fix," I told her firmly as I set the divorce papers I held in my hand down and back into its place. "You don't understand!" April said, her voice pitching higher by the second as she became frustrated, "He's been so distant, he's been gone for hours each day coming back late at night and now the divorce papers? I don't get it! He's so reserved, He's-" she paused as if she were thinking of the right word to say, "He's locked."