A collection of notes, a public library, two teenagers, and zero spoken communication.

"L-listen... I know, I-" he started, his voice sounding heavy and muffled from the tears that were starting to form. "I'm upset, too. W-we can forget-" I stopped his words by shoving him against the wall and kissing the heck out of his lips. I couldn't stop, I didn't care about it being disgusting -- because it didn't feel that way, it didn't feel wrong, and no one was there to tell me it was. (LGBT themes).

Tommy Gold's the snarky, gay lit major who still lives in his parents' basement. Jake Miller's the all-American straight guy with only one leg. Turns out, neither of those things is completely true. © a. c. wyatt, 2016

Every night, Jamie gets a lift home from his co-worker, Will. (Not so) coincidentally, Jamie has been hopelessly, desperately in love with Will for the last eighteen months. Will, on the other hand, has a girlfriend. And so it goes, Will drives Jamie home and talks about his girlfriend. Jamie sits in the passenger seat and bites his tongue. Every night. Until, one night, Will gets a flat tire and suddenly they're teetering on the edge of everything changing. [Wattpad Featured / #1 Diverse Lit / #1 Short Story / #3 Young Adult / #5 New Adult / #7 LGBT]

Private Ranel Fleming doesn't know what has gotten into him after agreeing to be part of a disguise mission that causes him to leave and forget everything, ranging from his loved ones to his own name. What happens once he meets his old friend and lover is a whole other conflict. [Bonus story to 'Leadership', but if you want to read it as a stand-alone, that's up to you!]

Colton Squire is a young soldier with potential. He deals with hardships and tries to fix them to the way they should be, like the way he has been taught. But any leader experiences self-doubt, especially when one of his troop members has a low self-esteem.

Like any normal teenager, Judy is stressed with life. It ranges from school to internal conflict. Normally, she would express them in the form of poetry or lyrics. But one night, she can't keep it to herself anymore. So she calls her best friend, Winston, who she is secretly in love with no matter how much she denies it. Because she well knows Winston would never see her for more than just a best friend. So why would she want a one-sided love?

Two boys are on the run from hazard caused by the Roman legions and seek refuge in the middle of nowhere.

Neptune is not a planet or a book. Neptune is the name of a young girl, whose soul has been cursed inside a book. A cheap book, bought by a woman as a present to her son. Her son, who doesn't know he is waking the soul of Neptune when he starts writing on the book. Neptune, who realizes she can transform back into human and can live normally in the modern world of 2016. Neptune, who was born way back in 1880.

Ali Benning is a poor, ambitious girl who lives in the slums of Dock Garren, the backdoor of the affluent city of Ballard where she'd been attending the prestigious schools along with the rich kids through a string of scholarships year after year. Seth Wallace is the poster boy for happy-go-lucky rich boys who were too cute and too rich for their own good and he's determined to distract Ali to insanity. Will their two worlds crash and burn with them caught in between or will they prove to everyone that love is crazy, sweet? **Note by the Author** Hello readers! Just wanted to let you know that this is an earlier work I've finished several years ago. It's not very polished and I'm going in every now and then to edit it but I thought you'd all want to read the story all the way to the end so here it is. Vote and comment if you like it or just drop by and say hi... =) *** Copyright © 2012 by Nina Tippett. All rights reserved. No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without prior written permission of Nina Tippett. This is a work of fiction. All of the characters, organizations, and events portrayed in this novel are either products of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. The image used in the cover art is the property of its respectful owner.