Junioryear Stories

Traumatic childhood, parents divorced and cheated by her ex-Iris is trying her best to graduate high school until her arch nemesis joins school in her junior year. The guy who bullied her at a young age, the guy who was hot as hell, but his anger was blazing hotter. The guy everyone feared and girls had a crush on, the guy whom Iris hated more than anything-Ethan.

(Finding You Series) - Book 1.5 *This book is a companion novel to "Finding You." It is strongly recommended that you read that book first.* ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hunter Scott is trouble. His rebellious ways and bad attitude have gotten him into more than a few sticky situations. When he finally pulls one too many stunts and gets himself kicked out of school, he's transferred into nearby Northwest Academy. The situation's not exactly ideal, but there is one upside. Hunter's old rival, Sean Washington, goes to the same school, and Hunter's more than ready for some payback. And what better way to do that than by cozying up to Sean's recent ex-girlfriend? But Hunter's plan hits a snag when he actually meets her, and she turns out to be nothing like he expected. Mia Valiente is smart, insightful, and her kindness brings out a side of Hunter that he thought was long gone. Not to mention, she's the kind of beautiful that could make his heart stop. She's exactly the kind of girl Hunter could see himself falling for. But what happens when he does? Will Mia fall for him back? And if she knew what kind of guy he really was, would she still see the good in him that he's tried so hard to show her? Soon, Hunter finds himself caught between the man he wants to be and the guy he's always been. And the closer he gets to Mia, the less he wants to go back.

Aubree Bennett or Bennett as she prefers to be called moves to a new town called Hamilton with her brother Sage and his fiance Felicity. Bennett is a lone wolf she's quite and likes to keep to herself but her past says otherwise. But once they arrive in Hamilton Aubree automatically meets some very interesting people. What happens when the bad girl partners up with bad boys? •°•°• Sorry for the horrible description. *Trigger Warning: This book contains things such as self-harm and depression. *Warning: Read your own risk, in proper grammar and punctuation. *Updates are random.

Everleigh Clark, a 16 year old, moves to a new city and new school the summer between her sophomore and junior year of high school. At her new school, she decides to try out for the football team. She makes the varsity team but struggles because everyone doesn't think a girl should play football, even her teammates. Does she prove people wrong and gain the trust of the teammates and classmates, or does she fail miserably and become the school outcast?

Bella has it all. Until she moves. This the tale of Bella's junior year, dealing with, snobs, boys and a new school.

Marcus and Lyla are perfect strangers both approaching the beginning of their senior year at Clark High School. Until a horrifying disaster happens that brings them together in a way they couldn't ever imagine. As they struggle to come to terms with what happened that night and graduate, they become more than just strangers. Will they graduate and ever be liked in town again or will the actions of that night that them forever? Highest Rankings #1 FindingYourWay 1/7/20, 9/7/20 #2 FindingYourWay 11/13/19 #79 Disaster 1/16/20 #80 in disaster

Cali Jones has an adventurous Junior year and its starts off crazy and ends crazy. She loses one of her closest friends to a dumb guy. Her enemy winds up becoming her most trusted and closest best friend. Leaving and coming home. And having to make a lot of choices. But in the end, there was only one guy. And he stuck with her. Endured pain and suffering with her. He knew her darkest secrets, and makes her feel alive. More alive than anything. That's why she chooses him.

"My heart is locked," I whisper, breathing heavily and grimacing. "It's been that way ever since the first time I was hurt." "I've learned that love is too much for my fragile figure." "I'm sorry if I pulled you in too fast, princess," he says, grinning as he watches me stumble and try to get up. "Don't fucking call me that." *MATURE CONTENT: cussing, romance* Heartlock is a story of girls in high school figuring out their place in the world.

Dianna Jessie Jackson is a girl. John Michael Black is a boy. But this isn't your regular cliché. Two years ago Jess' best friend and Mike had a "thing". And no, not the "thing" as in a fling, or some kind of relationship or anything like that. The cute kind of thing we're they hang out as friends-playing with each other's hair, laughing around, and even walking home together. As the school year approached it's end, Isabel told Mike how she felt-how she really, really liked him. He did not return the feeling. Two year's later Isabel is out of the picture and Jess? This is her story.

Kristy is a girl who loves to dig her nose in a good book and binge watch TV every Friday and Saturday night. She is also entering her junior year, a year known as the hardest year to some. Along with studying for SATs and AP tests, she has to deal with a new school and new people. At first, it's hard for her to adjust, but being paired with the top baseball player makes things a little easier in the friendship department. Until she falls for him. Holden's entire life revolves around swimming. To him, getting a swim scholarship is the only thing that matters since without it, college is out of the question. To forget his home life Holden surrounds himself with friends and the occasional girlfriend. When he gets paired up with Kristy, he can't help feeling the need to play a prank on her. Holden didn't mean for the prank to go to far. Kristy didn't realize the person she fell for is a lie.

When Helen leaves Bedford, the city where she lived for her whole life and moves to a small town in USA she does not expect other problems besides the normal high school drama. While she seems to adjust quickly to the new lifestyle and meets new people, a hurtful turn of events draws her to an exclusive, yet strange group of friends which hide a dark secret. Soon she becomes caught in a spiderweb of lies and secrets and she is forced not only to choose between two boys, but to choose between keeping her integrity untouched or to take on a new path where she feels she always belonged.

Sometimes life hits you like a wave... Do you drown? Or do you swim? Daniel Alonzo Estéves-Daviau is your typical high-school junior, with typical life problems. "Typical" is, however, so general. Dan wouldn't call himself typical, or his problems typical either. Life, it turns out, isn't as sunny as he thought. Maybe there is no greener grass. Maybe there is no end to a dark, endless ocean. Maybe things don't get better... Maybe it's because life continuously hits you with rough, viscous waves... like the tide. Maybe the ocean is so dark that you can't see, so you can't swim, so you drown. Or maybe not? This is a mid-mid-life crisis. Danny is having one.

Sometimes you have to leave home to find it. Maggie Foxcroft's life is utterly upended when her crazy parents announce they will be going on a vacation. A long vacation. Like the entirety of second trimester, Maggie will have to leave her friends, the dive team, and whatever blooming relationship she had with Noah Walters. It's only a few months everyone keeps telling her, but Michigan seems further away everyday she wakes up in Florida. Then she meets the charming Jack Grant, golden boy at the small, private Christian academy her parents enrolled her in for the trimester. As she grows closer to him and their scheduled return date, her friends back home seem more distant. When she arrived all she wanted to do was turn straight back around and fly home, but what happens when home becomes less of a place and more of a person?

Delaynie Bryant and Jackson Lyon first met in the 7th grade and immediately hit it off. Everyone knew they were meant to be together, but a jealous mean girl got in the way and pushed them apart. 4 years later in highschool, they are now juniors and haven't spoken in forever. He is now a popular athlete and she's a shy honor student but with a little help from mutual friends they find their way back to each other. Can they finally pursue a relationship beyond friends or will they find themselves going separate ways again?

Alissa 17 year old girl who moved to sunny California to get away from her gloomy past. Corbyn a 17 year old who loves to sing meets a pretty girl what happens. *********************************** READ TO FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENS MIGHT BE MATURE CONTENT NOT SURE

Gina is a junior in high school and she's having a tough time in her own path of self discovery. There are many things that bother her which has made a negative impact in her behavior. From secret desires for her crush, to constant conflicts with her brother Nestor, the craving to change her appearance for a new start and feeling pushed away by her other brother Ricky, all adds up to trying things she knows no one would approve of. Until someone close to her finds out about her new source of relief, she has to put herself back together.

"Roses are red but Violets aren't blue". That's what I'd always tell my mother. She was a poet and she had read us tons of poems when we were young that would classically start "roses are red, violets are blue". But Violets aren't blue, technically they're purple. She said that wasn't the point but I always hated they put poems that way.

"Not so tough now huh?" he says smirking I laughed and traced his bicep with my finger Pulling him closer His breath hitched his heartbeat quickening Leaning in and kissed below his ear He groaned then I felt something poking my thigh Grinning to myself I continued my assault "I don't wanna waste my time best be off then" I say to his ear then letting go. Shooting him my best smile. He groaned and mumbled "Another cold shower" Then shouted for my brother ******** Continue reading for more.