Unapologetic Stories

This is a story of a girl named Billie Flynn. She lives at home in Perranporth, Cornwall (UK), with her biological sister Tanya and their newly adopted parents Camila and Jack. Billie and Tanya had moved nearly 300 miles from their original home in Brighton to start fresh from their dark past. But Camila and Jack have a surprise for them after only a week of living together, that they are moving to LA as Camila and Jacks secret service skills are needed in the FBI! They thought it was going to be the best decision they have ever made, but what happens when billies haunted past starts to catch up with her in LA and her new found fling with a cute guy starts to tremble when a new bad boy moves into town?

Short Poems

"The Player's Game" is a scandalous read that follows the journey of a confident and unapologetic player girl who knows how to use her seductive powers to get what she wants. The main character, Ida, is a strong-willed woman who is unafraid to take risks and play by her own rules. She is not one to be tamed by anyone, and she is not afraid to speak her mind. As the story unfolds, readers are taken on a wild ride as Ida navigates through the ups and downs of her love life. She encounters several men who fall for her charms, but she is not interested in settling down with just one. Instead, Ida enjoys playing the game, using her wit and charm to manipulate the men around her. But as Ida's game continues, she begins to realize that there may be more to life than just playing around. She starts to question her own motives and desires, and wonders if there is someone out there who can truly capture her heart. "The Player's Game" is a steamy and scandalous read that will keep you hooked from beginning to end. It is a story about love, lust, and the power of seduction. If you're looking for a book that will make your heart race and leave you wanting more, then this is the perfect read for you. So sit back, relax, and let Ida take you on a journey you'll never forget.

A Journey of Radical Authenticity in the Age of Approval By Ges Samonte In a world addicted to approval and curated perfection, Unfollow Me, I'm Free is a bold manifesto for reclaiming your truth. Through deeply personal chapters, Ges Samonte strips back the layers of performance and shares what it truly means to live unmasked-from the pain of rejection to the peace of solitude. This isn't just a self-help book. It's a mirror. A challenge. A comfort. A revolution. If you've ever dimmed your light to fit in, hidden your identity to survive, or served your "yes" when your soul was screaming "no"-this book will meet you there. Inside, you'll discover: How to express yourself without guilt, shame, or apology Tools for setting boundaries that protect your peace A raw look at how social media pressures distort your truth Reflections that help you find your voice-and use it wisely Permission to be seen, even if it means standing alone Ges doesn't give you a roadmap to be liked-he gives you one to be real. And that journey, though risky, is the most freeing of all. You are not for everyone. But you are more than enough. This book reminds you why.

"VILLAIN BY CHOICE "is a bold and introspective poem that explores the tension between admiring a self-sacrificing mother and choosing a different path-one rooted in self-respect, emotional honesty, and boundaries. It's a powerful reflection on breaking generational patterns, rejecting quiet suffering, and embracing freedom-even if it means being misunderstood.

A woman of many words, a woman of much wisdom, a woman with much experience, lives an unapologetic life and puts the past in its reference, and leaves a legacy with her powerful/sarcastic poetry....

Story about how a tiny rectangular piece of paper decides what kind of life you're going to live.

A story of love and lust, pain and agony, happiness and sadness between two best friends. Will they acquire what they seek, what they desire, in the deep of their hearts, or will this story end as to what both of them don't want?

"...I pretend that I can read people's minds and feel sympathy for those who can only reach the surface level of my iceberg..." - 𝚙𝚎𝚊𝚌𝚎𝚏𝚞𝚕𝚠𝚊𝚗𝚍𝚎𝚛

For anyone who's ever been told to shrink, to soften, to be quiet-this one's for us. We don't need permission to speak. We were never too much. We were just too big for the box they tried to stuff us in.

Evelyn St. James had always known how to put on a show. Long before the cameras flashed and her name appeared in lights, she learned to perfect the art of keeping her true self hidden. It began in her childhood, in a small town that never saw its name in the papers, but where appearances meant everything. Evelyn's mother was the town's version of a celebrity. She wasn't a movie star, but she carried herself like one, moving through the town square with her chin held high, draped in fur even when it wasn't cold. It wasn't out of vanity; it was survival.

This is a reckoning-a bold, burning reclamation of self. In these seven poems, the poet writes through scars and silence, with verses laced in ash, nerve, and unflinching defiance. This chapbook is a love letter to pain turned power, to voices that refuse to dim, and to anyone learning how to bloom in cracked places. This is not soft. This is not sorry. This is your time.

To infinity!

"Perfect" love is a mask. Hypocrisy. Deceit. Control. Jealousy. Every staged smile hides the truth you refuse to admit. In a world that applauds illusions, survival is the only choice. Codependency, manipulation, and curated appearances rule. But for those who see clearly, the cracks are undeniable. This is a raw, unfiltered look at what love often becomes-a performance of control disguised as devotion. Every blink, every breath, every flinch exposes the lie. The masks are slipping, and reality is about to stand alone.

They called her a monster before she ever lifted a hand. She tried to prove them wrong-sending food to starving villages, freeing prisoners, lowering taxes. But every act of mercy twisted into horror. Grain burned. Prisoners rotted. Coin rusted in the palm. The world itself seemed scripted to make her the villain. When the hero's party came to her gates, she begged them to see the truth. They only saw what the prophecy demanded: a dark queen with embers in her eyes. And deep in the palace's roots, she found the truth written in her own hand: this wasn't a mistake. It was a cycle. The world always needed a villain to burn it down when it rotted beyond repair. So she put on the crown. And this time, when they called her a monster- She smiled.

Faye grew up with a checkered past. A life full of regrets. High school drop out, pregnant at 17, no prom, clinically depressed, and a lazy stay at home mom. She has nothing but regrets for who she is and how her life has turned out to be. So when the pain gets to much and she leaves the kids with her husband and runs across the country to her hometown to visit an old flame things start to get crazy. When she returns home he followed her back. No matter where she turns he's by her side loving her, validating her and cherishing her for all the chances that he missed out on when they were younger. What could possibly go wrong? Oh and by the way he's a ghost!

Deep poems,........ give an interpretation. Speaks to you without knowing your name ❤️

I wrote this poem to give myself permission to have a proper crush. Crushes weren't something I wasn't really afforded growing up. I was overweight as a kid and teen, and I still am. I remember being mocked and made fun of for simply thinking a boy was cute. What made it worse is that the boy often got mocked too. It was a hilarious wonder for a fat girl to like someone and the worst thing ever to be the one she likes. I learned quickly that I wouldn't ever get to date my crushes because they were embarrassed to even be liked by me. Eventually, whenever I developed crush on someone, I'd get so angry with myself for doing so because of this. I even asked God to take away my desire for (romantic) love, which He didn't and I'm very grateful. There's nothing wrong with wanting to fall in love and being interested in someone.

Whispers from Within is a collection of thoughts too quiet to be spoken aloud, yet too real to be ignored. Unfiltered. Unapologetic. Unforgettable.

"Aren't you such a good boy for me," She smirked. --- He plays with fire. She is the flame. Doja doesn't just enter a room-she owns it. Fierce, unapologetic, and dangerously magnetic, she's used to bending hearts and egos to her will. No one dares challenge her throne. Until he arrives-calm, composed, and quietly defiant. A power bottom with a smirk that dares her to try. Their chemistry crackles-a slow burn of stolen glances and whispered provocations. She demands control. He offers resistance. Not to win, but to tempt. To test. To unravel her piece by piece. In this intoxicating game of dominance and desire, the lines blur. Restraint shatters. And beneath the bravado, something raw begins to stir. She was meant to tame him. He almost conquered her. Now, the only question is: who will surrender first-and who will burn for it? ---