From the moment I was born I had a clock on the underside of my left wrist. I watched endlessly as the time ticked away. The day drawing nearer and nearer as the timer reached it's end. I always wondered if it could just skip time if some wierd incident occurred and made me meet "them" sooner, but it never happened...
❝ What if every time you remember something from your past, it gets wiped away again by your own brain, causing you to hate the one you love and kill the ones you saved. ❞ The reign of The Winter Soldier is over, leaving a blank haunted man who was once Bucky Barnes lying in a hospital bed with a worn out Steve Rogers...
Watty Award winner for HQ Love. Curvy Evianna has it all - as the host of a number one talk show, she's adored by millions of Australian TV viewers, has a gorgeous co-star and cash to burn. But the plus-sized role model is desperately lonely, battling the body issues that keep her isolated while lusting hopelessly o...
When two people from two very different worlds are united by an emotion which turns men into the Hulk and women into Barbie bitches, what will happen to their definition of love and life? Will their jealousy bring them together like a perfect fairy tale or blind them to what's truly going on in their lives?
I'm not good at descriptions. It's basically about a girl who is really quiet and feels like everything bad always happens to her, and then she goes on adventures and stuff. You'll probably just have to read it for it to make sense.
It's hard watching your children grow up, especially for this consulting detective and his blogger. This is the story of Hamish and his dads John and Sherlock. Sequel to 60 Ways to Say Goodbye
John is devastated by his best friend and secret love, Sherlock's death. He copes by visiting his grave every day for sixty days. Will this be closure enough, or will John need more to know that Sherlock has heard his words?