Meet Nadia, a seventeen year old strong and fearless hijabi who wants nothing more than to get through senior year and achieve good grades without any problems. However, her plans are completely turned upside down when a group of new students suddenly arrive at her school and one of those students is planning on making her life living hell. Why? It's simple. Because she's Muslim and a certain person thinks that her 'kind' are responsible for his dark past. Now meet Adam, the notorious, badass, and popular kid of SilverDale High. Adam has a dark past and he won't let those responsible for it escape. 3 years ago he promised to take revenge and make the lives of those responsible living hell. And now 3 years later, he still remembers his promise. Follow Nadia on an incredible life changing journey where she's ready to flip the tables and teach someone a good old lesson; Don't judge a book by it's cover. • • • She's different. Obviously. She's unique. More than usual. She gets bullied. Because of what's on her head. She's called names. Just for her religion. She's treated unfairly. Because of the media and society. --- --- Achievements!!! - 3RD place (spiritual) in the Ethereal Awards 2018!!! 09/08/2018 - 2ND place in the muslim fiction awards (Teen Fiction) AND - #2 in #muslimlivesmatter 09/08/2018 - #6 in #projectbadassgirls 26/11/2018 - #1 in #defence 30/11/2018 - #78 in #bullied 04/12/2018 - #81 in #spiritual 24/02/2019 - #1 in #dontjudgeabookbyitscover 07/04/2021 - #4 in #muslimah 10/04/2021 ATTENTION - Everyone is welcome to read, no matter your religion 🤍 -This book is currently under MAJOR editing and is going to be majorly re-written - This book is NOT Cliche, and there won't be any romance!

He is Adam She is Ayah He is rich She is destitute He is an atheist She is a Muslim He is arrogant She is humble He lived in luxury She lived in poverty He had love and comfort She was abused and mistreated He didn't have a choice but to marry her She was forced to marry him He hates her She hates him Then.... He saw her She saw him ********************* Cover is a creation of a very talented reader.. Please send some love to @perfectdude_duh Thank you for your time and effort.. Mashallah

He needed help She helped him He needed guidance She guided Him He needed love She loved him He was lost She found him She was broken He mended her She cried He wiped her tears She was in pain He was her cure She was lost He found her ......................

Sophie Ackerman has to attend boarding school while impersonating her twin sister, but things get complicated when she bumps into her former best friend. ***** Sophie Ackerman is trying to keep a low profile while attending an exclusive rich kids' boarding school and impersonating her twin sister Vivian, who was busted for having a one night stand with a crown prince. But when she finds out that her estranged ex-best friend Ace Voltaire also attends the same school and is one of the most popular boys there, things quickly turn from difficult to impossible. As if things couldn't get more complicated, Prince Raphael, the same prince who Vivian slept with, is also Ace's close friend. Can Sophie keep her cover and finish high school for her sister, or will everything end in disaster? [[word count: 150,000-200,000 words]]

(THIRD BOOK in the Golden Girl Series) **** "Till death do you part?" The priest finishes off with. "I do," I answer - knowing how ready I am to die with this man. *** You've been on Amber Marigold's journey since she arrived at Tygerwell. Now join the end of her journey. In the final book to the golden girl series, we level up. Bigger races. Epic fights. And much more death. It's not just Tygerwell or the country that's at risk. It's the whole world. "This has become so much bigger than us." And in the final battle of blood and loss and pain, victory is not a certainty. Good guys don't always win, because the lines between good and bad are blurred. Not everyone is going to make it out of this alive. **** "Sterling? The South? They both have a common enemy now..." he whispered. "Us," I answer.