this is the continuation (sequel) of Legends Never Die, which is the first part of Lorelei and Josh's journey to find everlasting love. if you haven't read the first book, please do not read this one until you have! i promise this book will make no sense if you haven't read Legends Never Die first. thank you!! this w...
y/n moves to a small michigan town from the bright lights and dingy music world of seattle just in time for the summer before senior year, and she doesn't expect much from her new life. until she meets sam kiszka, the boy two houses down. her world gets flipped around, and she discovers that beauty can be found in the...
four a group or unit of four people or things. of course it's a number. for a lot of people, that's all it is. a measly number they've known since their first year of life. four can mean many things. minutes? months? people? places? the possibilities are infinite, limitless. if the possibilities are endless, what d...
"You know one thing we don't have to worry about?" He asked, his torso leaning closer to tower over the table. His eyes were serious, hands folded under his chin. "What?" I asked, hoping this would put an end to our bickering conversation. "We will never die." Who's gonna tell him? "What are you talking about?" I aske...
she didn't do boyfriends. especially not when the boy was everything her roommate wanted and more. but what if that wasn't the roommate he was interested in?
sam and violet have been best friends since high school, and he's keeping her close as his musical career is growing- which is rather big rather quickly. with neither of them admitting to their romantic feelings, will they be able to maintain their friendship? where is the line separating a close friendship from a par...
Josh may be annoying--irritating, in fact--but he's also admirable in all of his freedom. Looking up at the stars with him proves to be a way to see who he really is. Warnings: very romantic smut. I'm still trying to think of a hybrid word for "fluff" and "smut" put together. "Smuff" just sounds wrong. Anyway. The ti...
Soulmates - a Samuel Francis Kiszka story This book is a sequel to Roommates, it cannot be read as a stand alone
[COMPLETISH] It definitely wasn't love at first sight. In fact, they despised each other. She considered him a prima donna. He thought she was a brat.
