Dylan Gold was only six years old when her mother died. Soon after, her father remarried a woman that despised her. At school, her step-siblings pretend not to know her. Her life is completely turned around when gorgeous, Welsh transfer student and alleged "bad boy" Callum Gage starts at Glendale High. Taken by her captivating beauty and timid nature, Callum is determined to know her. Together, Dylan and Callum face obstacles from all sides of their lives. Will their relationship be strong enough to weather the storms that come their way? Highest Rankings: #1 in Teens (6/21/20) #1 in Blackwoman (4/22/20) #1 in Newboy (4/11/20) #1 in Chicklit (12/20/20) #1 in Celebrateblackwriters (6/7/24) #2 in Interracial (12/8/21) & (7/14/23) #7 in Teenfiction (6/15/21) #7 in Relationship (4/9/20) #2 in Bwwm (10/16/22) Started ~ January 2020 Completed ~ October 2021

Set in the early 1960s. A white boy breaks rules to be with the girl he loves. No matter what the color of her skin

He could get lost in her eyes and never want to find his way. © pigmented 2016

book one: t r o u v a i l l e french (n.) something lovely discovered by chance; a windfall book two: z e m b l a n i t y english (n.) the inevitable discovery of what we would rather not know book three: q u e r e n c i a spanish (n.) a place from which one's strength is drawn, where one feels at home; the place where one is their most authentic self. book four: s a u d a d e portuguese (n.) a nostalgic longing to be near again to something or someone that is distant. --completed peak: #6 in poc #42 in short story

She was sweet. Like a brownie. He was cold and hard like a rock.

When Jackson Welch trotted onto court three at the Corrigan Country Club, Charlotte Yates looked on with distaste. He was short, lanky and had a weak backhand. When Jack first caught sight of Charlotte he was smitten and did everything in his power to be closer to the dark-skinned girl with wild, curly hair and a serve almost as good as his. Twenty years later, the two are as close as ever, but what happens when Jack starts to realize his want for something more than friendship? Well, the ball is in his court. Read to find out if he takes the shot! -- completed start | 11.20.18 - 4.2.19 | end peak #1 interracial #2 poc #8 bwwm

There was no light within him. From the midnight curls to his charcoal eyes that stalked prey. He was the dark magic mother warned me of, and I wanted to be hexed. He was no match for me. "I want to know you" In which a girl whose only experience lays in fairy tales catches the attention of a towns most prolific underground boxing delinquent Bwwm #18 in Boxing the 22nd of December 2020 #30 in WMBW the 22nd of November 2020 #33 in WattyAwards 11th of December 2020 #51 in WMBW 11th of December 2020

The sequel to "The Sun and its Darkness" MUST READ FIRST Highest rank: #10 in interracial-romance Previously on "The sun and it's darkness" "Hey. Hey. Listen." I said cupping his face. "If I die. I want you to find happiness. Okay." "Tatianna baby. You're not gonna die. I promise." "Theo. I'm bleeding. We're in a deserted place. Promise me you'll find happiness." I begged. He cried into my hand. "You're not gonna die baby." "Promise me!" I yelled. "I promise baby." He said I felt his tears hit me. "I love you." I said to him. Everything got dark and I tried to fight it. Everything will be okay. No matter what.

Kenya Moore was just a normal teenager who lived in the Suburbs of Chicago. Diversity and cultural enrichment filled her life. Her heart and mind was taught to appreciate all backgrounds and her parents taught her that the most important virtues to hold onto were love and forgiveness. When tragedy strikes, Kenya's world is turned upside down and is forced to live with estranged cousin who happens to reside in the deep south. The south is nothing Kenya is accustomed to and her non-traditional habits places a target on her back. Faced with new challenges in her new environment; Kendra was sure her life couldn't get any worse. Then she met him. Please leave critiques and vote if you enjoy! I'm working on my writing skills and I need to know what I can work on! :) Thank You DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND - I AM REWRITING THIS AND CONTINUING THE STORY Highest Rankings: #659 in General Fiction #679 in General Fiction #864 in General Fiction

Cliché /klēˈSHā/ a very predictable or unoriginal thing or person. Cliches. They're everywhere. Hated by everyone. But no one hates them more than Pandora Joyner. She grew up reading those horrible bad boy/good girl cliché ridden books and, boy, was she tired of them. She had despised the thought that she could ever be basic and predictable. Since then, she had tried her absolute best to avoid those kinds of situations. Little did she know that literally the most predictable thing would basically be dropped on her doorstep. Kane Castro was the name and being the new bad boy/player two houses down was his game. Him and his stupid cliché tendencies came and caused her foundation she had worked so many years on come crashing down right in front of her. Oh how Pandora loathed clichés. #1 Diverse 1/20/19 #9 Interracial 4/6/19