They were neighbors raised to hate each other. They were enemies made to destroy each other. Mack Adler and Piper Nash have always shared the spotlight. They both are the stars of Hawking Valley High Schools lacrosse, basketball, and track team. Ever since that road race between the Adler couple and the Nash couple back in 1988, the two families have been rivals. But after Mack and Piper get trapped together and alone in the high school, they see something in each other they hadn't before. The two slowly grown on each other. But since even a kind conversation is forbidden, the two must hide their new friendship. Will they become more? How will their parents react? Read In Her Arms to find out!

Mabel hunter is a 16 year old girl, trying to live her day to day chaotic life when she falls for the notorious school bad boy. Typical. This isn't a good girl falls for the bad boy kind of story. Mabel suffers from a range of mental illnesses and is trying to recover, he thinks she's a good girl, she thinks he is an asshole. They discover things about each other they never thought could be true. Hearts get broken, trust is lost, secrets are the revealed. This is the crazy life of Mabel. Current word count 24,635 -19/05/2020

It was one night. No names no feelings. But nothing is that simple when the impossibly hot stranger Ava encounters is heir to the Caponelli mafia... This book is available in print and now as a webcomic on WEBTOON! ***** Ava Moretti is a mafia princess with a fiery personality and an aversion to doing what she's told. Nick Caponelli is next-in-line to lead the Caponelli mafia - and he is used to getting exactly what he wants. When they meet by chance one night neither has any idea they are from rival crime families. After a night of passion they are supposed to part ways and never see each other again. But what happens when fate has bigger plans? Content and/or trigger warning: This story contains scenes of sexual activity violence and drug use which may be triggering for some readers. Cover designed by Ashley Bandy