Emma has everything she wants. Good friends, family who loves her and the boyfriend of her dreams. She's also finally rid nemesis Bianca Smythe from her life. But life is full of twists and turns. The first is a phone call from her mother, the one who abandoned her twenty years ago. Suddenly she wants a relationship, to patch things up with the daughter she dumped. Will Emma let her in to her now happy life? The second is a chance encounter with Bianca in the school library. Their conversation will plant seeds of doubt in the only man Emma's ever loved. Could Bianca be telling the truth? And if she is, will Emma ever be able to forgive Zach? Just a note that you should probably read book 1 first - The Senator's Son

College is just like her old life . . . bleak. Surviving it won't be easy, especially when the girlfriend of the guy she's loved her entire life would rather see her dead. So much for that clean slate. Instead she's constantly looking over her shoulder, watching, waiting and worrying. Lucky for Emma she met The Senator's Son. Zach Walker is the typical rich kid . . . or is he? He's all heart, not like all those other guys. She isn't supposed to fall for him. She doesn't even know if she can trust him. He is completely tempting and totally out of her league. Please note - there is profanity and sexual situations. All rights reserved. I hold copyright so my work cannot be copied in any form whether in print or electronically, or any other form for that matter. So please, don't plagiarize. It's not nice.

NCIS Special Agent Kensi Blye, and LAPD Liaison Marty Deeks have been through it all together. They say they're just partners, but everyone knows they have a "thing". Will they come to realize their little "thing" is so much more than a few little feelings? *Rated PG-13 for some language and violence/gore.*

It's been five years that Kensi and Deeks have been working together. Five years that they pushed out every ounce of emotion and every single feeling away. Finally they couldn't take it anymore. They had to tell each other. But in telling someone how you feel, you must be prepared for the repercussions. Can Kensi and Deeks work together through their game changers? Or will the emotional damage finally be their breaking point?