[This is the spin-off of the Fighting For life series. Can be read as a standalone. Though, things about Levi's family will make a little bit more sense if you read Fighting for Life. But it's not necessary.] Here are just some snippets from the book. *Full synopsis inside* I don't think I've ever laughed this hard in my life. ** "Don't look at me like that" "Like what?" "Like you want to kiss me," "Maybe I do," ** "Take it off, you didn't let me get my fill," "Drop it, Nia," "Take it off or I'll rip it off," He glared at me. I ripped his tee-shirt off. And didn't remove my eyes from his face. ** "No, I just staked my claim," ** "On the second note, you kiss pretty well too," "Ah, and here I was thinking I left you breathless," "Keep practicing with me, Finch, maybe one day you will leave me breathless," Lie. Total lie. Just the sight of him left me breathless. ** It's crazy how my heart went flying to her like a butterfly before I could even warn it.

Every time she laughs, She hopes he's watching. Not so that he sees her happy, But maybe, just maybe He'll fall for her smile. Just as hard as she fell for his. Ryan Edwards. Commonly known as a 'goody two shoes' by her peers. She's supposed to be sensible, prim and proper, but really she's like every other teen. She drinks, she swears and she parties, but she has a heart of gold. Noah Evans. The embodiment of perfect, he's loved by all, he's praised by everyone, but no one really understands him. He sees something in himself that no one else does, but maybe, just maybe, Ryan can be that someone. Welcome to the whirlwind of Ryan and Noah

Living by her wits Jane's life is far from normal, she has her one steady fixture in her life, her beloved Dad (he has raised her as his own since her mother's passing), everything else is expendable until one of their cons goes bad; they meet an elderly lady (Bell) one evening at the train station and she makes them an offer too good to be true; as if fate had finally dealt them a good hand but their meeting is not coincidental. They are offered a home, Dad a job and the security they so desire in the quiet little seaside town of Whitstable, but not all is as it seems. Bell is shadowed by her loyal boys (the feral boys) the menacing youths riding around on their bikes with hoods up, lurking in the shadows. They are actually Deaths' Hounds of Hell that do Bells' bidding and are under strict instructions to watch over Jane. Jane is overwhelmed with premonitions, nightmares and flashbacks of her mothers' passing which are triggered by her arriving in Whitstable. She knows there is more than meets the eye when it comes to Bell. Bell is elusive about her life and her past, whilst still trying to bring Jane closer in. She is an enigma, charismatic yet harsh, her presence is felt by the community but feared by the church. Bell is a force to be reckoned with, she has the ability to bring grown men to their knees and pull out your darkest secrets, as if looking into your very soul. Why was she so desperate to bring Jane back to Whitstable ? What is she hiding ? #Thecursedlineofbellofwhitstable Awards 1st place in Coalition 2020 awards 3rd place in Privus awards 2020 3rd place sparkle awards 2022