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Drawn To You by katiexdiane
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*There are some mature themes and strong language ahead!* "I don't know what good deeds I've done, but the good lord blessed my art studio with an angel named Rosalyn Kennedy." Rosalyn Kennedy was a late night medical receptionist who needed money. When she takes on a second job as a figure drawing model at Rhett Jameson's art studio, she learns there is more to him than just his southern drawl... *Cover art created by @jemc_epy on Instagram, go check her out!
Acheron Awards (2019) [results are out] by AcheronAwards
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Here it is! The first edition of the Acheron Awards! Want your story to reach more readers? Then this is the place for you. Want to ensure a better afterlife? Then this is the place for you. Whatever you are looking for, THIS IS THE PLACE FOR YOU
Fantasy System (1-200) by LIGHTDRAGON75
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Edward died after trying to act cool and is then transported to a world where he kept his name but everything else changed. Fortunately (or unfortunately) he got a system of his own ... a fantasy system. this novel is not mine i took it from https://www.readlightnovel.org/fantasy-system there is part 2
Renaissance Man #PerfectDate by b_odelius
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A short story created for a Wattpad writing contest. Based on a true story of 10.10.10--my very last first date.
Hereditary Sadness by b_odelius
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Jamie Jamerson is a typical middle school girl who plays trumpet in the band, soccer after school, and has the greatest best friend ever! Melanie Jamerson is a single mother who teaches English at the school where her daughter is a student. When Jamie starts showing signs of adolescent depression, both mother and daughter are thrown into the unknown. Can their relationship survive a school bully, a racist teacher, puberty, and spilled family secrets? Told from the perspective of both characters, Hereditary Sadness will surely make you laugh, scream, and cry, and then make you want to read it all over again.