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In 'My Mother's Gift: The Diary of Peggy Caples' (inspired by true events), we embark on a touching journey with Terry, the daughter of the enigmatic Peggy. Longing to uncover the untold stories surrounding her mother's life, Terry stumbles upon a dusty set of diaries hidden in her Aunt's attic. Transported to a bygone era of romance and complexity, Terry delves into the introspective and revealing words penned by Peggy herself, filling in the lines with her imagination. Within the pages, she discovers the bittersweet love that consumed her mother's heart from the tender age of 17. As Peggy relives each cherished moment with Ralph, she bares her soul, confessing a love that transcends time and space. The ink on the pages appears as fresh as the day it was laid, capturing a love story that is as captivating as it is true. Amidst the backdrop of Ocean City Maryland summers in the late 1940s and early 1950s, where Peggy and Ralph first found each other, A narrative is revealed, as true and unwavering as the guiding beacon that oversees their eternal romance. Peggy's story ignites a warmth in Terry, long unfamiliar with the fervent love and connection between her parents. A story of innocence lost, a love cut prematurely short, and the joy and pain of a life well-lived. "My Mother's Gift" is a tale of loss and redemption, and the unspoken moments that unite a family beyond the veil of time. Delve into this gripping, poignant account of love and devotion, and discover the treasure of a mother's love that continues to echo through the years.

Luna is the perfect girl. Her hair, her eyes, her grades-this list could go on forever. She's everyone's type. But what happens when she falls for the quiet, cold boy in the corner? The one who's noticed and admired, but keeps pushing everyone away? In this heartwarming story, Luna finds herself in a horrible situation when she catches feelings for a boy in her grade. All she can ever think about is him-and his eyes. So, she does the only logical thing known to mankind: she signs up for an English project. But not just any English project. In this one, she has to write anonymous letters to a random person in her class. What happens when she starts falling for the cold boy and the mystery boy?

You're Losing Me follows the tumultuous journey of Margaret Harrison and August, two young souls whose love was once all-consuming, but is now unraveling in the wake of addiction, broken promises, and emotional turmoil. As Margaret tries to move on with her life, new relationships form, but the past-embodied in August's struggles and her unresolved feelings for him-refuses to let her go. August, consumed by guilt and a desperate need for redemption, faces the demons of his past in therapy, clinging to the hope that somehow, he can fix what's broken. As their paths diverge, Margaret must decide if she can truly leave August behind, or if their love-fraught with both beauty and destruction-will continue to haunt her. With a tragic and heart-wrenching twist, this story explores themes of love, loss, self-discovery, and the pain of holding on when letting go feels impossible.

(ONGOING) Makira Haile Vauzera is a hopeless romantic who has lived in a small neighborhood since before she was born. Kaleb Jiro Alvarez is her childhood pal. They had seen each other's faces every day. People say they're inseparable, and it's not just because their interests are so similar-their mothers have been close friends since high school and lived close to one another. Maki and Jiro do almost everything together, including Saturday hangouts, study sessions, and trips to the library. "If you're looking for a man who can meet your standards, I'm here, I can meet your standards," said Jiro known as a sunshine (Maki) protector and a tranquil, well-calculated man, after he had become weary of Maki switching and dating other men but him. "So don't look for anyone else, just pick me." Will they find each other in the beam of the sun? Or is the sun too bright for them to see each other?

Mary Darlene Williams, the curious girl from a small coastal Florida town, returns home for the summer after being gone at university over a thousand miles away in Michigan. After a traumatizing freshman year and suddenly shutting out the only friends she's ever had, Mary hopes that returning home will bring her the peace and healing she desperately needs. Taking a summer job giving boat tours, Mary aims to keep a low profile while fulfilling her need for social interaction and sunshine. What she wasn't expecting, however, was for Jaimie, the charming young man who drives the sailboats, to slowly work his way into her life. As they get to know each other, both Mary and Jaimie are challenged to confront their pasts and learn to open their hearts again. But when her troubled past in Michigan follows her home and threatens her newfound peace, Mary is forced to confront the pain she's been holding onto and learn how to let go-and find her peace in the rhythm of the waves.

A cute christmas romance. A teen girl living in a violent home. A teen boy caring for his family and trying to provide. Slowly, they come together and build their life.