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She was raised on Sunday sermons, pressed dresses, and the kind of silence that teaches girls to hide every feeling they've ever had. He was raised in a house full of broken promises, engine grease, unpaid bills, and a father he barely recognizes anymore. They were never supposed to cross paths. But late-night drives, lingering stares, and secrets shared under dim streetlights quickly turn into something neither of them can control. The closer she gets to him, the more her perfect world begins to crack-and the more he realizes she might be the only thing keeping him from completely falling apart. In a town where everybody talks, where reputations matter more than truth, and where love can feel more like a sin than a blessing, the two of them are forced to choose between who they've always been... and who they become together. Some fires were never meant to burn. And some loves were never meant to survive. But what if this love was always meant to change them both forever? Or were they only destined to destroy each other in the end?

Eve and Ellie, two young girls who met in the very beginning of their middle school years when Ellie moved to their small Mississippi town. Now, they were both closer to graduating than starting high school. They were known for being the best of friends, practically always together. And even being maybe, just maybe, a little too close - too close for only friends. Evelyn Wells, the sweet and innocent preacher's daughter, and Ellie Johnson, the rebellious and social top basketball player for Recon Christian High School girls team. Now, it is up to these two teenage girls to manage their feelings in a small, conservative town with eyes constantly peering.

A preachers daughter who once went rogue, under the influence of someone toxic, addictive, and simply gorgeous. Now, what happens when Mr Toxic, Addictive & Gorgeous comes back? Will she be able to resist him? What does he even want? I mean she once shared something, toxic, addictive and possessive with this him. It clearly can't be easy staying away from him, and he won't make it easy. +++ "Chances of me ending up in a mental hospital are pretty high, me talking to myself, nears my sentence." "Oh yeah." She rolled her eyes. "You look good by the way, I like what you did with your hair," He stepped closer to Ashley as he said those words. "Beautiful." +++ "Besides, I want us to focus on the future, our future." "Our future?" She whispered, trying to pry her eyes from Jordan's captivating gaze. "Why do you think I'm here?" "What?" What Jordan said was somehow beyond Ashley's comprehensive powers. "I'm here," he inches closer to her face. "to take back," he inches a little closer, his lips slightly touching hers. "what's mine." He suddenly pulled away, walking away from Ashley, towards the door. "Oh and those boots look good on you; like I said they would." *** Enjoy the ride, you don't have to be a certain height to get on, but tighten your seatbelt.

Romeo and Juliet met at the aisle of the wedding at Paris. Juliet admired being a bride one day. She felt hopeless until Romeo came into her life to chase her happiness. Will she have more hopes in finding the real one? Would he love her? Was she better alone? Or forever even better?

Shes the preachers daughter and she has always followed the rules. Shes a straight a student and she always helped when she could. She never talked back or had attitude. She comes from a white family who is against dating different races. She never understood that but she always just went along. Till she met him and he changed her whole world... for better or for worse?

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Deep in the bayou, where the air hangs heavy and the ground never quite dries, Elodie Bellmere finds herself standing on the front porch of a place she swore she would never visit. Her father is dying. Everyone knows it, even if no one says it out loud in the pews on Sunday. The congregation prays harder, sings louder. Elodie stays at his bedside and tells herself that faith will be enough. She is the preacher's daughter, raised on scripture and warning, sworn away from the Devil's work before she ever learned its names. But prayer does not slow a failing body. Medicine does even less. When his breath begins to falter, when his hands grow cold in hers, Elodie crosses the water and seeks out the woman the church whispers about... Mara Fenrose, the bayou witch who lives where the cypress roots knot like bones. Mara does not promise salvation. She offers time. Days pulled from the dark, paid for in ways Elodie does not yet understand. Reluctance gives way to familiarity. Familiarity to something far more dangerous. With every potion brewed, every night spent in the bayou's hush, the line between sin and devotion blurs... and Elodie begins to wonder what, exactly, she is willing to damn herself for.

Thoughts stream when the world sleeps.

When Timani Morris, who's lived a sheltered life for the past 18 years is set off into the world and on her own. Yet, is still bound by the old ways of her Christian Parents who pastor the biggest church in the city. Will she be led astray by the world? Will she disappoint her parents? Will she fall into the satan's grasp? Read to discover the path the Timani chooses to follow and embrace!

Most people have heard the saying that "preacher's kids are the worst ones". I'm Sapphire Stone, a preacher's kid from Atlanta, Georgia. There isn't much difference between a saint and a sinner. At least that is my opinion on the matter after spending my life around "church folk". Some people really believe that just because they go to a church every Sunday morning, they get some kind of "free pass" to judge other people; believing that they are "holier than thou", and everyone else is headed straight to hell. I used to believe what they said, until I grew up and learned that just as standing in a garage does not automatically make you a car; going to church on Sunday morning does not make you a Christian nor give you the right to look down on other people. Some even go as far as to assign themselves the task of being judge, jury, and in some extreme cases, even executioner. I had almost fallen victim to those homicidal hypocritical people. I did not choose to be a PK, and I am sure as hell nobody's saint. I have never claimed to be. I never wanted to be in the lime light. Never wanted to have my life on constant display, however it was the life that I was given; the hand that I was dealt. Like any good poker player, I learned to keep a good poker face and play my cards right. It took me a while to find my way but eventually I mastered the game. I've made it through hell and I'm back to tell my story. So today, if you would be willing to view "church folk" in a different light, perhaps a light that has never been seen before, I am laying it all on the line; the good, bad, & sometimes the very ugly. Brace yourself, as you journey with me inside my diary, The Diary of a PK.

She grew up in a church. But now that she's back from college will she be able to still be the Christian Daughter that her father raised or has college life changed her outlook of life? Will her new and old friends keep her in or out of trouble?

Genasis Carter (17) Ayana Jones (18) Kyle Christian (21) Malachi Walker (18) Genasis Carter is what anyone would call an perfect individual. Straight a's , captain of the cheer team x volleyball team. Her father, Troy Carter, a very well known pastor in Atlanta, Georgia . When The Perfect/ Innocent Genasis Carter meets Kyle Christian ;; A King Pin . Will She Be Able To Stay Focused Or Will She Start To Go Down The Wrong Path...?

We've all heard the typical story of the church girl who gets raptured by temptations of the sinful world. But 19 year old Meadow Brooks was determined to break out sterotypes of church girls. She's been in church all her life but isn't naive to all the world's temptations. But one particular Sunday something unusual happened and put Meadow's life into an ultimate test and trial. Whether she passes or fail, can she keep her faith? All Rights Reserved 2021.

What if Heaven was structured like a corporation?

Isn't it annoying when you are the oldest sibling and everybody counts on you to be the good example for EVERYTHING??? Well that's how I feel everyday ... except in my case I feel like the whole town is starring at me waiting for me to make 1 small mistake . God says only he is Perfect, so why do my parent's expect me to be perfect? You see maybe I skipped something.... I'm The Preacher's Daughter