Sororitygirl Stories

Diary of a college girl. Will include daily struggles consisting of crappy hair days, weird friendships, and probably one or two misspelled words. Oh, and maybe some life stuff.

He's cocky. Popular. A classic frat boy with a smirk that makes half the campus swoon. She's down-to-earth, sarcastic, and way too smart to fall for someone like him. When Clara moves into her new sorority house, she expects chaos, late-night laughter, and maybe a little nostalgia for the halls her mom once loved. What she doesn't expect is Logan - the boy from the frat next door - noticing her. From stolen glances across the lawn to unavoidable encounters in the campus café, Logan is determined, relentless, and infuriatingly charming. Clara? She's determined to resist. Not my type. Not even close.

Going to be published June 19th, 2026! Originally released April 10th, 2016. All her life, Liana Robertson wanted the type of romance her grandparents had for each other. She wanted a story book wedding, she wanted someone to hold her when she cried, and surprised her with remarkable tactics. Now in her freshmen year of college, each day that fantasy grows a little more out of reach and she didn't know if she would be able to grasp it again. After the death of his mother, the last thing Ian Donahue wanted was to pick up his guitar and write songs again. But when his friends encourage him to take a small step by singing a country song cover at the local bar's Open Mic Night, he was given more than he bargained for. When these two lives collide by a chance encounter, a relationship blooms so strong that it could move a mountain. Through their relationship, Ian is introduced to James Robertson- Liana's grandfather. And James had some letters for the young couple that he wrote his wife before, during, and after his time serving in World War II. Letters that would impact the young couple more than they would ever know. But when tragedy strikes, the now emotionally distraught couple must figure out if their love can survive on its own... Or if there was more to it that they haven't seen yet.