Meet Leon, the charming high school boy who's been told his looks were always a "gift". On the outside it looks like he had everything he could ever want. But, his dashing looks made the one thing he really wanted out of his reach, something real. Every girl seemed so superficial in his eyes, except for one... He witnesses a mysterious girl stick up for a another student getting bullied on the first day of school. The act seemed so genuine and selfless in his eyes. Leon was entranced by it. From there on out, his life would be forever changed from this unknown person. But, would it be a short lived memory? Or was it the one thing he's always been looking for? Welcome to my romantic short novel, "A Gift and a Curse".

(Complete) After a terrible encounter at a party, one year later, Hailey Fonte is ready to return to her hometown. With everyone against her because of last year's events and horrible rumors, Hailey must overcome many hurdles, which includes coming face to face with her past tormentors more often than she would like. With a past of traumas and mistakes, Hailey finds herself battling for the life she deserves. She will depend on her friends, a mysterious guy, and a chance at proof to prove everyone wrong. Hailey can either sink or swim, and she has already reached rock bottom. (Featured on Wattpad Picks!) (Chosen for the Wattys2018 Long list!) Highest Ranked: #3 in Teen Fiction #10 in Romance All rights reserved ENJOY!

"HATE. It has caused a lot if problems in this world, but it has not solved one yet." -Maya Angelou Harmony Waters has grown up in the big city of Atlanta, surrounded by diverse streets, malls, stores, and schools filled with different people from all corners of the world. But when her family has to relocate to a small, rural town in the outskirts of the big city, she experiences a rude awakening about some of the people in this world. Will she survive in a place that hates her for the color of her skin, or will things take a turn for the worst? Alexander Grayson has grown up in this town, but has always been a town outcast because his love of "urban" things doesn't match the likings of a place that hates anything "different". With only alcohol and sex used to cope with his abusive father, what might happen to Alex when he falls for Harmony? A black girl with wild hair, a beautiful personality, and a strong mind who the entire town will give anything to kill

Aria DeLang is cursed with three things: crippling social anxiety, Sasquatch height, and clothes that don't fit. Basketball is the only place she feels normal. That's where she discovers her ticket out of lonerville-mastering the art of making guy friends. "Actual"guy friends aren't just biding their time until they can get in your pants. In fact, the thought doesn't even cross their minds, but you know what does? Sports, sex with "actual" girls, food, and maybe WWII. Aria successfully infiltrates the male mafia through trickery, a diabolic formula, and by exploiting their shared love for the game of basketball. Things were going pretty great until Taylor Arroyo and Roscoe Tate, the Princes of Pepperwood High, crash her best friend's pool party. That's when Aria unwittingly breaks her #1 rule: "Do not remind your guy friends that you're a potential mate." That means: No sexual innuendos or behaviors. Show them as little skin as possible, you want to hide in plain sight. But the damage is done. Suddenly, they can't unsee what's been under their noses since elementary school: Aria DeLang is a GIRL?!?!?! When she shows up for school the next day, the delicate balance between her and the male ecosytem has been broken and she can't figure out why. As Aria learns to wield her newfound power over the men in her life, she must fight to restore the balance before it's too late. There's just one problem with that-what do you do when you catch feelings for two Princes of Pepperwood? Highest Rankings: #1 in Funny Romance #1 Teen Romcom #1 in Ballers #1 in Basketball Romance #2 in He Falls Harder #3 in Athlete #4 in Girl Next Door #6 in Jock #7 in Hip Hop #13 in Witty

*Featured on Wattpad Teen fiction* For the record, Cameron "Cam" St. James got arrested for a dumb prank. Off the record, it was far from a joke. It was personal. When word gets out that Cam has gotten into trouble with the beloved mayor, his reputation takes a hit. He goes from the town's golden boy to public enemy number one. All the overwhelming amount of hate becomes a good excuse to make a getaway for the summer. But Cam can't stay away forever, not when he's left so many unanswered questions. All of which his ex-girlfriend Summer Bennet is dying to figure out. Summer can't wait to put her investigative skills to the test. Her small blog can finally be useful for something other than meager town updates. Summer wants the truth behind why the elusive bad boy risked it all and, most importantly, why Cam is suddenly adamant about staying away from her. But Cam's secrets are part of an elaborate web, and Summer could easily get tangled up. So as Summer inches closer to the truth, she puts Cam in a tight spot. Everyone believes Cam's actions were unprovoked, but the real story is one for the headlines. Cam might have been hell-bent on seeking justice, but it's his word against the most powerful man in town. Cam might have a fiery blogger on his side who doesn't know when to back down, but what if it isn't enough?

*COMPLETED* Fresh out of foster care Maya Scott is finally ready to live life on her own terms, she has her own apartment, a job that she loves, and three great friends she's ready to crush her senior year. Not one for attention or affection, she's content with being alone and doesn't need, or want anyone. Or at least she thought she didn't until she met Nick. With two absent parents and a mansion all to himself, Nick Ainsworth has learned to live alone. He's found solace in fixing cars and hanging out with his two best friends. Surrounded by people who are only focused on material possessions and their social status, he feared that he would never meet someone who understood him. Until he met Maya. *This is a standalone novel, but for an introduction to other characters, you may want to read East Chapel Academy first.

"Can you stop being so mean? It's hurting my feelings," he said, holding his heart. I chuckled. "I thought you didn't have feelings." "For you I absolutely do." I rolled my eyes. "Shut up and dry these plates, dumbass." "Yes, ma'm," he smiled. 🖤🖤🖤 Ruth is the age of ten when a scruffy and neglected orphan boy suddenly shows up on her doorstep. Her first reaction is one of enchantment, heart-flutters and butterflies. Six years later and that same orphan boy is now the bane of her existence, the object of all her annoyances and a seventeen-year-old boy that just so happens to have the physique and looks of a full grown man. From crush to enemy, from children to young-adults. What will happen when they're forced to spend more and more time together? Will hate turn to love? Or was it never even hate in the first place? *ONGOING*

Scarlett Everwood isn't necessarily your average 17-year-old girl, but she's managed to get by. After a year of pulling herself back together, she's finally able to go back to school, ready to put the past in the past and move on. With a past so dark moving on is just what she needs. She's the new girl in school, so you know what that means. But Scarlett doesn't want all the drama that comes along with it. She just wants to keep a low profile, and not draw unnecessary attention towards herself. One day not paying any attention to anyone else but herself, she bumps into the schools notorious Jace Walker. Jace is rude and careless, or so she was told. He's known for not having feelings for really anyone. Breaking girls hearts right and left. So when Scarlett finds his diary maybe reading a few pages wouldn't hurt. He deserves it right? But Scarlett is forced to reveal secrets of her own she swore she wouldn't. It was just a diary. But sadly Scarlett was wrong, a lot comes along with just a diary. Scarlett is forced into so much more drama than she ever hoped for. |Highest Rank: #23 In Teen Fiction|

I Loved You First: Book One is a New Adult/YA romance series with lots of swoon and heat, but no explicit content. Think best friends to lovers, twin flame, coming of age, it's always been you energy! --- Eloise James is determined to have the perfect senior year. It's simple, really. Choose a college, find the nerve to make out in the senior hall, and hopefully, with a little help from sweet baby Jesus himself, fill out an A cup bra. You know, check off all the boxes. With her daydream of a long term boyfriend, Will, by her side, it should be a breeze. But when West Point comes calling, the realities of life after high school start to rear their ugly head. Her romanticized version of life goes from rom-com to TV drama in the time it takes to color code her closet and it has her wondering. Young love - Is it the best way to fall or the cruelest? In the span of their senior year, Elle discovers more about herself than she thought possible. Most importantly? That she doesn't need to be everyone's perfect version of Eloise James. She just needs to be her version. She may not need Will like she once thought she did, but does she want him? And at what cost? William Rhodes - the confident, ambitious, heartthrob has Wembley High School in the palm of his football gloved hand, much like a certain emerald eyed brunette has him in hers. Difference being, this place in his hand? It's the last thing he wants. In his desperation to get everything he ever wanted, he realizes that he may have lost the one person he ever wanted. He wants to go to West Point, but he wants Elle. He wants to get out of this provincial town, but he wants Elle. He wants something different for his life, but he wants Elle. He overthinks, she romanticizes. He sees the bad, she sees the good. He overcomplicates, she oversimplifies. They agreed not to make decisions out of fear, but what if it's his decisions that break them for good? { 77,000 words } Book 1 of 3 part series

Violet Evans has suddenly been thrown into the process of figuring out who she is. During her newfound chapter of college experiences unfolding, she's being pulled in different directions. She finds herself struggling to figure out her God-given purpose while combatting the pressures of life, her lack of faith in God, and her own poor perception of herself. Through this process, she tries to navigate relationships the best way she knows how, making painful mistakes and experiencing brutal trial and errors. While she's so indulged in her own insecurities, she finds a unique connection that originates from a world very different from her own. And he doesn't come without baggage. As Violet gets to know him and navigates both his and her own challenges, a plethora of emotions start coming. Though she can't turn off her emotions, she learns that life leaves a lot of questions unanswered and that God always works in mysterious ways. Her journey through the first year of college deems that the search for her purpose is ongoing even as she finds love in the most unusual manner.