Vermont storie

"You're blowing this out of proportion," I say, even though my voice doesn't sound convinced. "I'm not," he says. "I'm accounting for worst case scenarios because that's my job. Yours is to pretend nothing bad can happen. So let me do mine so you can do yours." . . . Briella Vixen is used to being in the spotlight, but she's never felt more out of control. As one of the biggest pop stars in the world, her life is dictated by schedules, appearances, and the expectations of fans and family alike. When a dangerous encounter shakes her world, her parents decide she needs protection she didn't ask for. Enter Simon Chase: precise, unflinching, and hired solely to keep her alive. He doesn't care about her fame, her feelings, or even her opinions, he's here to do a job, and the only thing that matters is her safety. Thrown together in a tense cohabitation, Briella and Simon clash at every turn. She's impulsive, restless, and desperate for freedom. He's disciplined, unyielding, and unamused by her charm. But as time goes on, they begin to realize, that maybe they're exactly what they need.

This is a book about statehumans and there life! Sorry if there is a lot of Alabama, this is written by an Alabamian. Also the Crappy cover art is by me!

A man is fed up with life and looking for inspiration which he finds in a far off destination with an attractive women. She is his destiny but with a dark and mysterious ending.

Willa Taylor has never felt at home in her suburban Vermont town. Tired of her parents' strict expectations that she has never desired to live up to, she decides it's time to make a home somewhere new for herself and her son, Jack. When Willa comes across a listing for a vintage farmhouse in a rural part of the state, she jumps at the chance to move away and start over. While she and Jack are adjusting to their new home, Willa decides to take on the task of remodeling parts of the old house. Samuel Clayton, a contractor/construction worker, is introduced to Willa to help her with the project. Referred to by many as the small town's "eligible bachelor," Sam is quiet and reserved. Remodeling this farmhouse is just as personal for him as it is for Willa, and he can't seem to open up to her, or anybody, about it. The more time Willa and Sam spend together, the more they are drawn towards each other, letting down the walls that they have built up over time. Sam wants to help Willa process the trauma she has endured from her parents, and Willa wants to allow Sam to imagine a hopeful future, as things are not as picture perfect with him as they appear. Can Willa and Sam reconstruct their ideas of what makes a home and builds a family? Through laughter, heartbreak, grief, and love, The House That Built Me is a moving story that explores two peoples' journeys to find home again.

For my NESO (and other sometimes) stories

A story about the best politician ever, Bernie Sanders. Well, the only good politician. This story is about what really goes on in politics. Never Hillary, never Trump, we need BERNIE!!!

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It's rare for any girl to have a mentor that is Bryant Elsva. But maybe one year can change Hunter Evans life. .................... Hunter Evans was chosen to be Bryant Elsva student. Since Hunter was the only one in to photography in her class she was chosen to be his student. But then Bryant introduces Hunter to the boys... including Cameron Dallas. @Hipsterbumsxx all right reserved 2014©