Book #3 in "Line Of Fire" Series: After six months of struggle, it was all finally coming to an end. Alexa could deal with the NIA's investigation, she could handle a little betrayal and getting thrown in jail, and she could most certainly deal with a crazy person seeking revenge for it all... She had done it all. But if there was one thing Alexa couldn't stand, it was crazy-bitch Paige targeting her little sister. Now, Alexa wasn't playing nice. No. Not anymore. After turning her back on the NIA, Alexa and Melissa go rogue in an attempt to follow Paige's hidden clues to find Anna. But as Alexa searches for her sister, opposing forces are also searching for her. Can Alexa manage to outrun the government officials that always seem to be one step behind? And will she be able to find Anna before it's too late?

Book #1 of "Line Of Fire" Series: Alexa Cortez is no stranger to tragedy. Most of her life has been decorated with tough decisions and hardships, inevitably resulting in a desperation to find some sort of stability. Surviving in the depths of Los Angeles is difficult, but when times get tough then the tough rob banks. After a heist gone wrong, Alexa ends up with a government agent at the foot of her hospital bed. A life changing ultimatum on the table. She and her friends have no choice but to comply if they want to insure a chance at freedom, leaving them on the front line of a dangerous investigation. But Alexa quickly discovers that when her and her friends are forced into the line of fire, the good guys can become enemies and the bad can become heroes.

Book #2 in "Line of Fire" Series: Cross-fire: (n.) a situation wherein the forces of opposing factions meet, cross, or clash. Alexa never asked for this. She had never asked to be thrown into the front line of Chapman's investigation. She had never wanted to deal with her father's return. And she surely never wanted to go to prison. But sometimes we don't get what we truly want. Yet, as Alexa rots away in jail, all she wants is another chance. And after fifty-nine days, she receives one. When she returns home, Alexa finds things are worse than ever, and there's nothing she can do about it except to pick-up where she left off. But her past seems to follow her everywhere, and once again she finds herself stuck in the cross-fire between the GIB and Chapman. Except this time, someone wants blood. This time, someone wants revenge.

"It's not every day that one can say their hot roommate is also their American History teacher..." Sam's never had an easy life. Whether she's battling the nightmares of her dysfunctional past, attempting to dodge expulsion (for the second time), or trying to outrun her problems, trouble just seems to follow her everywhere. So when her brother introduces her to their new roommate, Megan Adams, Sam immediately senses a storm in the distance. But Sam soon finds out that she can only run so far, because Megan seems to be everywhere. And maybe deep down she doesn't really want to run anymore. GRAPHIC IMAGE created by: deedl (on shuttershock)

(IN EDITING) Dana Lockhart is an average teenage girl struggling with the fact that she's a lesbian. When she recieves a journal for her 16th birthday, she decides to start a diary where she will attempt to come to terms with her homosexuality. In a society where homosexuality is frowned upon, what hope does she have of being in a relationship with the girl of her dreams?

Her long brown hair dropped down from her head, hovering over me. Her breath was heavy and I couldn't even remember how we ended up like this. Her light pink lips lingered above my own. Our chest rose as fell together at the same fast pace, our bodies were so close together but I wanted more. I couldn't handle it anymore I needed more. "Taylor" her breathless voice spoke quietly to me in a whisper. I didn't respond to her though. My hand snakes up the back of her neck and tangled into her hair bringing her face to meet mine. Our lips collided smashing into long passionate kisses. The bliss of her lips on mine lingered forever. Something was wrong in the pit of my stomach, I couldn't do this. It was my brothers best friend.