She's been through so much. No one deserves the lot she's been given. When her whole world seems like it's about to end, she meets the people who will save her life. Can she trust them enough to help her? Can she get better? What happened to her? DISCLAIMER: This is all out of my own head. I have had plenty of experience at the hospital, but I cannot guarantee that the information is going to be correct. There are topics discussed that could be difficult for some. This is in no way a depiction of how others may suffer with topics mentioned, but my extent of knowledge. TRIGGER WARNING: Rape, abuse, medical trauma, death, anxiety - There's so much love too, it's not all sad and triggering, I promise!

"How can you still do it?" "I guess what doesn't kill you makes you stronger"

"So you hate me?" "No I don't hate people" "So, why don't you speak to me?" "Because I dislike you"

Bailey Rivers could never get away with faking being ill. Especially when her five older brothers are all in the medical field. Unfortunately, Bailey isn't a big fan of doctors and dentists. But what happens when her inner demons take control? Will her brothers be able to save her in time? TRIGGER WARNINGS (throughout entire story) *Mentions of depression, anxiety, self harm, abuse, and eating disorders*

Leah Archer was just 12 years old when she hit her head on a rock and fell into a coma, one that doctors weren't sure she'd ever come back from. But when she wakes up four years later, she faces the struggle of recovery and fights to regain any hint of a normal life. Noah Davis is the star running back of his high school football team before a nasty tackle takes him out for months. After surgery and a rough few months of recovery, he hopes his physical therapy has been enough to get him back on the field. But as senior year approaches, he realizes that balancing football with the rest of his life may be harder than before. As both Leah and Noah fight their own battles, they discover that recovery is a long road that may just be better traveled together.

Penny Campbell has been Dr. Samuel Evers's housekeeper for over two years and he is still a mystery to her. She realizes that she has probably done the very thing that she shouldn't have and fallen in love with the polite and standoffish heart surgeon. Sam noticed Penny the moment she was hired by his sister to work in his house, but having been burned once, romance and relationships were not in his future. After a misunderstanding between the two leads to the possibility that Penny might have to leave, will they both realize just how much they depend on each other, and how much they stand to lose?

For as long as she can possibly remember, Michael Brentwood (Scott Foley) has always been Amy's lifeline, the only person she can count on to heal her pain, not only emotionally but more importantly, physically. He's unbelievably kind, compassionate, an incredible humanitarian and a natural born pacifist. He just...tends to worry a little too much. When Michael rushes Amy (Phoebe Tonkin) to the hospital with an appendicitis, she's determined not to stick around, but her fear of hospitals is the least of her worries when her abusive ex boyfriend, Victor (Julian McMahon), returns to her life. Meanwhile, she meets Michael's new co-worker Andrew Barnett (Shane West), a bad boy rockstar with a heart of gold. Not only is he determined to protect her from her ex, but he's also determined to win her heart. **READERS PLEASE NOTE: This story takes place before the "How To" series. It can be read as a prequel to "How To Catch A Submissive" and/or a stand alone novel.**

This is a story about a couple who fall in love.... in a hospital. Denise Grey and Luke Masterson don't fall in love right away. They meet in the hospital before going to chemotherapy. Denise Grey just wants a normal life, but when she was a youngling she was diagnosed with cancer. Over the years she falls in love, makes friends, enemies, and even relapses. She soon struggles with another type of cancer, but luckily the first form was starting to get hit by the Chemo.

Grace Waters' world was turned upside-down when her younger brother, Alfie, was diagnosed with a rare cancer. 'Home is a Hospital' follows her through the next stage in her life, tracking the sleepless nights, anxious dinners, and the continuous struggle to keep her grades up. What will become of the Waters family, and what obstacles will they have to overcome to get there?