Avielle, an orphaned teen, discovers she is the last of the Sefirian race and must fight the purist organization SIDHE and the human-Sefir hybrid Rin in order to liberate her kind. ***** Avielle is a runaway teen escaping from a dark life and a scarred childhood. She discovers she is the last Sefir, a powerful race of supernaturals, and finds the Institute of Supernetics who are fighting a decade-long war with humans. Thrust into a war against humans, she must fight the purist organization SIDHE and the human-Sefir hybrid Rin to liberate her kind and to take what is rightfully theirs: the Earth. The world will burn once again in the war of all wars. [110,000-120,000 words] (Book 1 of the Sefirian Chronicles Series) Content warning: This story contains mature sexual content and content with graphic violence and gore.

Lily is a laidback slacker with a phobia for commitment...who happens to owe the devil her (nonexistent) firstborn. When the ruler of Hell comes knocking, what choice does she have but to let the devil play matchmaker? *** Lily has never been good at relationships, not that it matters to her. That is until Eve, a seductive woman claiming to be the devil's apprentice, shows up to collect a debt Lily doesn't remember owing: her firstborn child. Without a firstborn to give, and with the threat of eternal damnation at her heels, Lily finds herself on a chaotic matchmaking quest with the devil herself. Eve swears she's only playing matchmaker to collect the debt owed to her, but with each failed set-up, Lily suspects there may be something more to the devil's plan. [[word count: 60,000 - 70,000]] Cover designed by Joe Resch [[Wattys 2020 Winner]] Content warning: this story includes dark humour, mature themes, and scenes of violence and gore

Skylar and Jude. Two very different girls, who end up enduring the same battles. Both wounded, with many scars to tell their story. Skylar and Jude are in need of saving. They're each hoping to be rescued-rescued from the ghosts of their pasts; including treacherous ex-boyfriends, gone ex-girlfriends, and a brother who happens to be a criminal. And on the way to recovery, they hope to find love. Can Skylar and Jude find love within each other?

Lana never expected one wild night to end in a wedding - and least of all that her partner in crime would steal her crush. Now she has the chance to do it all over again. --------------------- "We're superheroes," Cam announces when we're finished. "Yeah." I smile tightly. The superhero never gets the girl. --------------------- Inspired in part by "When We First Met" - if you haven't seen it, go watch it! [[Completed]]

Olivia Cox is your typical highschool student. She's wealthy, spoiled and of course the captain of school's cheerleading squad. She always gets what she wants and nothing can stand in her way. Everything seems perfect for her until she met Scarlett Smith. Scarlett Smith is not your typical ordinary student. She is quiet and a little bit intimidating. But what people don't know is that she's also dangerous as she is a student by day but an agent by night. Her mission: to protect Olivia Cox. What will happen when the two would be paired up as co-captains of the cheerleading squad? How would Olivia react if she found out Scarlett's double life? Is it possible for a love to bloom between the two when they both despise each other? Join Scarlett and Olivia as they clash, break and blow their enemies up and witness as they uncover secrets and betrayals. // Rank # 01 in amberheard // 05-26-19 // Rank # 10 in gxg // 06-24-18 // Rank # 40 in lgbt// 07-09-18 *** This story is dedicated to great people out there in the LGBT community! Although I'm straight, I just want to show my support to you guys. You are amazing and special, always will be.. :)

Leaving Sam was the biggest mistake of her life. Now that she's back so much has changed. While preparing for a wedding, dealing with Austin constant need to be in her business, and plotting to destroy this new girl Sam has attached herself to, Miranda sets out to win Sam's love back at all cost. Continuation of Wait Before You Freak Out! I'm Sleeping With Your Mom & Freak Out! She's Engaged.

Rose takes Sam advice lightly. Once you fall for a Grayson there is no turning back. Sequel to Wait Before You Freak Out....I'm Sleeping With Your MOM!

Candles, cake, and it's your birthday. So, what would you wish for?

Dylan Tate, a San Francisco native, was perfectly fine with living a carefree lifestyle free from any major responsibilities. One particular day life smacks her upside the head with a greater responsibility than she could have ever bargained for. Will she fail at becoming a grown up or can she rise to the occasion? Layne Bishop, on the other hand, was quite familiar and comfortable with responsibility. She was also already a grown up, something she had to achieve sooner than would usually be necessary. Layne yearned for commitment, love and family -- none of which she had in NYC. Could a trip across the country deliver better fortune? ***Note: I hope you'll give it a chance, but you may not want to read this if intimacy between those belonging to the same gender is not your cup of tea :-) If you do choose to read on, if you'd be so kind please share your thoughts with me. I'll give ya a cookie. Okay, three cookies! ADDED: September 29, 2012: Hey all, I'm glad that the reads for this book have picked up, but could ya'll please tell me what you think about it? I won't know if you like it unless you tell me and/or vote. Even if you just post one or two words, it would be much appreciated. Thank you :)

Despite the sexist partners, the useless investigators, and the troublesome clients, "Attorney at Law" was the one title Cassandra Foreman vied her whole life to get. Maybe that's why she takes on a hopeless case: a seventeen year old girl charged with the murder of her unfaithful boyfriend. Cassandra knows she's biting off more than she can chew, but that seems to be the story of her life. So even when she develops irrevocably strong feelings for her client, which is wrong in far too many ways, she resolves that quitting would be the one thing worse than never having gone to law school at all.