What started off as a dare quickly became a tale of nightmarish adventure. In Grace Wheeler's quiet town there is a tunnel nobody dares to visit. The stories told are terrifying enough. But, when Grace is dared to check out the inside she finds more than she expected. She is dragged into a spiral of events involving a man. A man with a grim past, claiming he has something dark and dangerous living inside of him. Will Grace be able to help him before he succumbs to the darkness?

"Trust me" "You told me that before you killed a man" "You know what I am don't you" "Yes" "Say it to me" "A..a...a...v..vampire" "Please don't kill me" "Oh baby girl , I'd never hurt you. I promise you that"

"Number one rule in my book - don't fall in love with your best friend." "Because we all know how that ended last time." ♫ Emily Maisonwood always thought she would grow up and marry Lucas Elmhirst, her childhood best friend. Until he did something she could never forgive him for. Now they're in their final year at Hilverton College, an exclusive high school separated into three competing houses. Emily leads the Cernette Hawks, with her best friend, Watson Langley, against the Landor Tigers and the Prisley Wolves. She knows if she can just make it through this year, and make it through this war, she can escape this school, this city, the history and the memories. But Lucas is trying to push his way back into her life. He knows something about their past - and her father's past - that Emily doesn't know.

After a difficult first few months working in the Brew Books café, Jane is finally feeling at home - until the past comes back to haunt her. ***** After months of working at the café and bookstore, Jane has finally started to grow into her independence and stop viewing her self-worth in Instagram likes. But suddenly Harper, the cute bartender Jane feels a spark with, seems to have eyes for someone else. Kitty unleashes a secret from Jane's past that she's not sure she'll be able to get past. And the lingering affects of Matt's absence in the bookstore create a conflict which threatens to tear the entire crew - and business - apart. (Book 2 in the Brew Books series) [[word count: 70,000-80,000 words]]

Free to read! 19-year-old Jane, newly-single, moves to London to work for her friend, Kitty. But Kitty is hiding something about the café - and about Jane and Kitty's past. ***** If you looked at her Instagram, you'd think Jane had the perfect life. But a family tragedy and a big break up shatters that illusion, prompting Jane to drop out of university and move to London. She gets a room above a bookstore and a job as a barista, thanks to her childhood friend Kitty. Struggling with feelings of loneliness among the happy staff, Jane feels further ostracized when Kitty refuses to discuss Matt, who used to live in the bedroom Jane took over and who left under mysterious circumstances. As Jane struggles to find herself, and get the attention of the cute bartender, Harper, she discovers that the Brew Books café is brewing with dark secrets. [[word count: 70,000-80,000 words]]

**Third 'Dear Sydney' book, but can also be read as a standalone novel** Cory and Erin Hall, sisters one year apart who switched back and forth between being best friends and worst enemies, would do anything for each other. Including stalking the other one's boyfriend to find out if he's cheating. When Cory's boyfriend catches Erin watching him on Cory's order, he ends their relationship and Cory is left heartbroken. She confides in her mother, who then confides in Cory's father, and the two try to help out by suggesting a new learning tool to their daughter's History teacher: a pen pal project. Cory's pen pal doesn't seem capable of having an interest in her, but Erin's might just. Through the pen pal project, tempers flare, relationships are tested, and an anonymous letter-writer manages to poke their way into the girls' lives. Follow along on the journey of two sisters who try their hardest to get through the school year without losing anyone close to them, and maybe with gaining a love...or two.

(Sequel to Watty Award Winner "Dear Sydney") College isn't for everyone. Sometimes school is meant to end after the twelveth grade. So when Sydney Porter decided to leave James Madison University after her sophomore year, her boyfriend of two years did what any good boyfriend would do: he encouraged her to follow her dreams. So Sydney followed her dreams of becoming a concert violinist...all the way to New York City. 350 miles is less than 3,000, but it's still a ways away. And what better to do during long-distance relationships...than write letters? Yet success in a career sometimes means leaving behind people who used to mean the world to you...and sometimes letters become addressed to whoever will receive them, instead of to the person they'd been written to for years. Because, as much as we don't want them to... Every letter has to end. **And naturally, it's written in Dear Sydney's signature style...so don't worry.** First official chapter published: April 24th, 2017 Highest Rank: #77 in Teen Fiction on 9/7/17 Cover by @Queen_InTheWild

"It's hard letting go. I'm finally at peace but it feels wrong." {Under going editing. It's being rewritten from the beginning, grammatical errors are being fixed. Should be completely edited and polished by December}

When the annual senior trip to Australia was announced, every senior wanted to go. Sadly only twenty were lucky enough to go, at least they thought they were lucky. No one knew that they would end up stranded on an island in the middle of the Philippine's. No one I've that there would only be eight survivors. No one knew of what was to become of this trip. As Payton and the others try and get situated, they start to discover the deadly secrets that the island holds. And as secrets from Payton's past come back to haunt them all, they start to wonder if they'd ever make it back to the lives they once had.

Raven Zheng is definitely not crazy. At least - that's what she tells herself. It's hard to believe that when no one else can see what you see. You see, Raven can see the dead. Ghosts, if you will. They're people who died, just looking for closure and a way to move on from this life. When Raven meets Cade Woods, she's surprised to find a person who understand what she's going through, at least a little bit. He doesn't see the dead, per se, but he's seen enough death in his life to see her point of view. And then the first body is found. Soon enough, Raven is catapulted into Cade's world. There seems to be a serial killer in town, one who has connections to Cade and his father that makes him a suspect in the murders, and Raven has no way to know whether or not he can be trusted at all, given his past and his suspicious parentage. But as the body count climbs, Raven and Cade realize that they might be the only ones with the knowledge to stop the killer, even if they have to embrace their past to do it.