Eine meist in Dialogen erzählte Kurzgeschichte über Versprechen und Verlust. "Warum tust du das?" "Das ist der einzige Weg, auf dem ich den Schmerz in meinem Innersten kontrollieren kann." Inspiriert durch B-Mikes Song "Baby Don't Cut". Cover von der lieben -prosaic

"Ich bin ein ganz einfaches Mädchen." "Niemals." "Warum?" "Weil du einfach nicht normal bist." Aber warum bin ich es nicht?

"Es ist viel Liebe im Spiel nötig gewesen um ihn so zu hassen, wie ich es tue." Über Bonnie, die Clyde liebte. Über Clyde, der nicht liebte. Über das was davon übrig blieb, als 167 Kugeln in den Ford V8 schlugen.

We can be Heroes, just for one day. ~ David Bowie In Erinnerung an eine Legende

Wir werden uns immer kennen. Auch wenn wir uns ein Jahr lang nicht sehen wollten. @farbflecken 2018

In den Notizbüchern, lauern (sechzehn) Schmetterlinge.

"You can't fight fire with fire without expecting to get burnt." In which a girl accidentally on purpose sets the school's Bad Boy on fire. Highest Rank #98 Teen Fiction #83 Teen Fiction #65 Teen Fiction

"In a house full of eight, disgusting, inconsiderate, illogical, and inconvincibly stupid older brothers, what's one more?" *** Alex has eight older brothers. One set of triplets, two sets of twins, and one as much of an outcast in the family as she is. When one of her brother's best friends moves in for the summer, Alex blows it off. He's just another one of her brothers, right? Wrong. Determined to help Alex become the girl that is buried deep down, Alex starts to realize that even a tomboy needs to have a little girl time once and a while. #103 Teen Fiction 6/25/17 #97 Teen Fiction 6/26/17 #91 Teen Fiction 6/27/17 #88 Teen Fiction 6/28/17 #79 Teen Fiction 6/29/2017 #60 Teen Fiction 7/3/17 #58 Teen Fiction 7/4/17 #43 Teen Fiction 7/24/17

In which two best friends take a school psychology project a little too far. (Full Description Inside)

The sound of silence is deafening. Avery Spencer; the seventeen year old girl raped and left on the beach the summer after her Junior year. Now a Senior and still recovering from the assault, the last thing Avery wants is to have her athletic brother drag one of his friends to live in their house while their parents disappear to another country for work for the next couple months. And with the constant reality of seeing her abuser every day at school, Avery must cope with the changes on her own. What she doesn't expect is to actually find a safety net in her brother's best friend, one that involves finally being able to open up about what happen. But with more than one person in fear of what might happen if it does, Avery is thrown into a chaotic mess of wrong and right, flashbacks, wayward support groups, and finding her safe haven in the place she least expects it.