Pop icon, Janet Jackson, had been having trouble balancing a distraught marriage, parenthood, and being a performer. Of course, this was before Grace came into the picture.
girlxgirl HIGHEST RANKING(S): #1 IN GIRLONGIRL #1 IN GIRLS #1 IN TEACHER #5 IN GXG An emotionally battered woman with a craving for a attention and a high-school senior who has been more through more than her fair share of trying events. What happens when these two are put right next door to one another? Lexi is a yo...
Billie Dean Howard x Reader What happens when Billie Dean screws her young, next door neighbor? *completed*
Norah Cook knows nothing about love, about romance, about affection. Nor does she understand it. But after a few teenager years without it all, she meets Mio Reed, the woman who unintentionally changes everything. The woman who is also her best friend's mother. All of her classmates and friends are experiencing teenag...
Olivia moves in with her best friend and learns the transition from school to University is a lot different than what she expected, especially when she meets her lecturer Amelia Roberts. ***Contains strong language and sexual content*** Book Cover by the wonder @HerParamour (Completed)
Paiten Hearth hates the way Anna Carson makes her feel. Firstly because she's into boys and secondly, that's her father's new girlfriend. ♕ lesbian romance. extended synopsis inside ♕ © dzangiewrites 2016. all rights reserved.
One of those Sarah Paulson and student romances 😉 *unedited* I will be slowly but surely editing and probably making a few changes too
GIRLXGIRL SEQUEL TO GIRL NEXT DOOR! HIGHEST RANKING(S): #1 IN LESBIAN #5 IN GIRLS #9 IN PRIDE
(TeacherxStudent) Carter Lane has always had an easy life. Coming from a very wealthy family, she practically gets whatever she wants. Although, she's not the stuck-up rich kind, she has a heart of gold and an adventurous mind. One day, she crosses paths with someone who is the total opposite of her. When their world...
Sequel to Crossing Lines. Starting off where book one ended. Sometimes crossing lines comes to a crossway.