Southernboy Stories

After losing the life he knew, Weston Parker is sent halfway across the country to live with his mom's best friend and her husband in the heart of the Deep South. He expects things to be awkward. He doesn't expect eight adopted daughters. Suddenly, he's sharing a house with eight sisters who couldn't be more different from one another-and none of them are willing to make his transition easy. There are family dinners that turn into arguments, embarrassing moments, sibling rivalries, secrets, late-night conversations, and enough chaos to make him question how he'll survive the year. But somewhere between the country roads, football games, bonfires, school drama, and getting dragged into the family's everyday life, he starts to realize that this strange, loud family might be exactly what he needed. And then there's one girl who makes everything even more complicated. Because the one thing he never planned for was falling in love while trying to find his place in a family that wasn't supposed to become his own.

"She's perfect Dean, you've got to see her up close, her lips look so soft and she's gotten so curvy since when she used to come down here for the summers" he says. "I'm gonna go over now" I say making my way out of the kitchen. My father puts his hand up stopping me by my chest. "No give her some time to settle in a little, you don't want to scare her, she's a nervous little thing" he says with a smirk on his face. I look into his eyes and I can tell he's being genuine. "Ok I'll wait, I don't want to scare her away, I just want her so bad... I've never wanted something this bad in my life, I have to have her!! I've been waiting for years!!!" I yell running my shaking fingers through my hair. "I know son, so have I" When a new opportunity comes knocking on Sienne's door she wastes no time moving south for it. Sienne packs up her life and moves to Georgia into her late grandmothers home. Coming down for summers her entire life, she remembers the neighborhood being full of boring old people, but she may have overlooked what was brewing just next door. While in her new home she can't help but to feel watched. Could it be the elderly man across the street? The sweet yet nosey older woman next door? Or could it be the calm and charismatic father and son to the right of her? What lies next door might change her life just as much as this new job has...maybe even more.

Kenny says he's not superficial but I can prove he is

Very early on in her life, Marissa Frost knew what her future would look like. Save innocent people so they wouldn't end up like her father. Now working for the FBI, her job is fairly simple: find the killer, save the next victim, repeat. But when the latest murderer starts targeting her, Marissa doesn't know how to respond. With the help of a gang leader and an unlikely partner, can Marissa follow the clues like a normal investigation? Or will she be the next victim?

****Before someone reports this know that I am the rightful owner of this story and I am republishing on this account because I plan on deactivating the one it is currently on.**** Madeline hadn't see her grandmother in ages. When her grandpa died a month ago, it had been smack dab in the start of finals week in her last semester at her local college. She'd never felt so horrible in her life, but there was simply no way to go. The guilt that she fell victim to, plus the persistent *ehemm ehemm* persuasion from her parents led her to agreeing to move in with her grandmother. The only problem being that no one had told her that her grandmother's current residence? Still, after 65 years, in Tennessee. Apparently that old broad was determined to spend her life a Southern lady. From big city Pittsburgh to a little town outside of Knoxville, Madeline is in for a monumental awakening. But maybe - just maybe - that sweet Southern gentleman will help soften the blow.

Arin Rayne manages to piss his parents off enough to send him halfway across the country to a strict summer camp, where he meets Blake Hayes-the perfect Southern boy: attractive, hardworking, and faithful. Can our city-born delinquent resist the allure of a country-grown farm boy for a whole two months? ... Kissing a guy was the last straw for his parents. Not skipping class, driving without a license, or being caught in bed with a girl-go figure. Now Arin is officially shipped (read as: sold off) to Spirewood Church Youth Camp for Troubled Teenage Boys, in a quaint town in the middle of Texas, miles away from his metropolitan city life, to "straighten him out." Now he's waking up at ungodly hours to fetch eggs and attending Sunday classes, only to be chastised and preached at about resisting temptation and whatnot. Of course, Arin is too busy staring at-and fantasizing about-the most handsome guy in the county to pay attention to sermons... Blake Hayes is the town's local heartthrob, with wheatish-blond hair that glows like a halo in the sun, contrasting with his tanned, muscular chest, and a baritone laugh that settles over you like fresh orange blossom honey on toast. ...who also happens to be the son of the camp director, who hates Arin's guts from the moment he steps into camp. Well, this forbidden romance can go one of two ways: badly-or very badly. *Updates every saturday Disclaimer: The art on the cover does not belong to me.