***FEATURED NA ROMANCE*** What happens if your fiction comes true? Eva considers herself realistic person rather than romantic. Her best friend insists that she write about a love she misses in her life to help her open up. She begins writing about her high school boyfriend adding in some fiction. She is in for a surprise when her fictional stories start happening in her real life. She tries to take control of her life by taking control of the narration of her story. But will she succeed in finding love through fiction or will she lose everything? ***FEATURED ON WATTPAD STORIES UNDISCOVERED SAPPHIRE LIST 2019***

"Nothing happens by accident, Jani. Have you ever wondered what your parents do for a living?" "I don't know. I know my dad has a diamond mine and several other projects he is invested in." "One of those investments is in mind control. It encourages the development of altered personalities. It makes the individual much easier to manipulate, and control." Told through the eyes of young Jani, a 15 year old girl, meet Alejandro Jones: Hollywood's favorite, multi-talented poster boy. Jani is born to be his slave and has no idea. But nobody suspected that Alejandro would despise the system they were both sold into, and protect her at all costs. Even from his multi-personalities. *author's note... READERS BE WARNED: Rated mature, and there will be ugly violent things as well as beautiful things. What inspired this story is known as "The Monarch Project." The characters are all mine. All are fictional, and this story is based solely for the reader's entertainment. Though it was just a random Youtube video that inspired this tale, I would like to invite the viewers to focus on a man's true honor, even in the face of terrible temptation, and the need for parents to love and care for their children rather than toss them aside, or hurt them in any manner. And a woman's inner strength. Cover is handmade from watercolors.

"A deep feeling of affection and sexual attachment." That's all Mina has - words stolen from a dictionary. How will she earn an apprenticeship at Luckman Inc. if she can't write an essay on what true love is? It has been a week, and she has yet to come up with anything more to submit for Luck's magazine written contest. Her career depended on this lift. Usually, Mina is at the top of her game, writing about things she's never done. Why is this so hard for her, writing about love? About all the gut-wrenching, string-pulling, heart-throbbing that goes along with it? Perhaps Mina starts to realize it's because she's never been in love? She already performs a delicate balancing act between her family and her career. Now, she has decided that she will add falling in love into the mix. This could change everything. Copyright ©️ 1st| The Blue Rose Awards 2nd| The Rosie Awards 1st| The Blossom Awards: ChickLit 2nd| LitWits Awards //Pure Fiction| names, characters, businesses, events, places, ect., are from the author's imagination or life incidents used in a fictional manner in this book. Any and all resemblance to actual people's lives or actual events is just coincidental.

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