The Basketballer's Diary
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Heartless
Luke Kennard is living his dream. He's an NBA rookie, first-round draft pick. So why does he feel so empty? This story is a companion to Bring Me to Life, Still and I'll Find You. If you have not read Bring Me to Life and Still, this story may be somewhat confusing. It takes place at the same time as I'll Find You. The same disclaimers apply to this as the stories listed above; there is profanity and although not explicit, it is very suggestive. In addition, this book contains some themes that are not present in the other books. There are story lines involving deaths, including the death of a child and there is mention of addiction issues. If any of those things trigger you, please be forewarned and message me if you need more information. Also, the medical conditions and information in this story is largely the product of my overactive imagination. I do not pretend to have actual medical knowledge of any of it (tbqh, I probably saw it on TV at some point and adapted it to whatever fit the story). Also, it should go without saying, but this is a work of fiction.Complete
I'll Find You
Grayson is headed into the biggest season of his career. Cait is aiming for a return to Olympic glory. Can they reach their goals without losing each other in the process? This is the sequel to Bring Me to Life and Still. If you have not read those, you may be somewhat lost reading this story. Also, there is a companion story to this one called Heartless that features Luke Kennard. Although you don't have to read that story to make sense of this one, that story will have a different perspective on some of the same events that I hope <fingers crossed> will be entertaining. The same disclaimers apply to this story as the previous two; there is profanity and although not explicit, this story is very suggestive. Also, please be aware that I am definitely not a doctor and don't play one on TV. Therefore, any discussion of medical conditions or treatment is probably mostly a figment of my imagination. If you're looking for medical advice, this isn't the place. I create stuff that fits the story, because it's fiction, which means I get to make up whatever I want. And yes, it is all made up. IDEFK how many chapters this story will wind up being. Since it takes place pretty much in the present, I have to admit that I'm kinda winging it here. So hopefully it won't suck. And the updates will not be anywhere near as frequent as my previous stories.Complete
Second Chances
Aubrey has always played basketball. It's her life. Her passion. What she lives for. One accident and a few days later, she finds herself in a hospital. Yet again. Once for the accident. Again for her suicide attempt. After the accident, she was told that she may never play ball again. Basketball is her life. Without it, she is nothing. So 17 year old Aubrey tries to commit suicide. Seeing that Aubrey is struggling with the news, her parents pack her up and make her move half way across the country. Everyone knows who she is. So why would it help? "Fresh starts are good." Haha. Not when everyone already knows you. Drew Adams has played basketball for as long as he can remember. It's his life. When Aubrey enrolls in his school, he can't wait to meet her. She's a legend. A 17 year old legend. He knows what happened. Everyone does. But he wants to help her play again. Even if she doesn't want his help. Someone with that much talent deserves a second choice. Whether you want it or not.Complete
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Luke Kennard is living his dream. He's an NBA rookie, first-round draft pick. So why does he feel so empty? This story is a companion to Bring Me to Life, Still and I'll Find You. If you have not read Bring Me to Life and Still, this story may be somewhat confusing. It takes place at the same time as I'll Find You. The same disclaimers apply to this as the stories listed above; there is profanity and although not explicit, it is very suggestive. In addition, this book contains some themes that are not present in the other books. There are story lines involving deaths, including the death of a child and there is mention of addiction issues. If any of those things trigger you, please be forewarned and message me if you need more information. Also, the medical conditions and information in this story is largely the product of my overactive imagination. I do not pretend to have actual medical knowledge of any of it (tbqh, I probably saw it on TV at some point and adapted it to whatever fit the story). Also, it should go without saying, but this is a work of fiction.
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