Cadence leaves an abusive boyfriend after years of abuse. She wants to find love, true love, can't live without you love! Can she make it through the lust, lies, and betrayal? Follow her on her journey as she meets new people and loses people along the way. This story may contain emotional triggers!! "As I'm undressing I can still see marks on my body. They don't stand out like they used to. In fact if you didn't know they were there you would probably wouldn't even notice them. After I turned to water to the shower on as hot as possible without burning my skin. I step into the shower and cry. I wasn't crying over Trevor anymore. These tears were for me. For the little girl who lost her dad, for the teenager who lost her mom, and for the adult who lost herself. It felt like the water was washing all the sadness off me because after 15 minutes of crying, it stopped. The sadness was gone. I felt something in me that reminds me of the person I used to be. " These characters are from my own creation. Please don't copy my work or characters. I own the rights to my cover as well and it was made by me. This story contains mature content!! Read at your own risk. 🌟Awards🌟 ✨Chapter 30 was the winner in TWC December 2017 contest. ✨ ✨3rd place in the TWC biannual contest✨

BOOK 1 in the Drowning/Bully Standalone Series. WARNING: This book contains intense bullying, explicit scenes, triggering language, violence, and psychological content. "You need to call off this party," I boldly told my stepbrother in the kitchen. He cocked his head attractively, his thin eyes scrutinizing me. His upper lip curled up in that seductive habit that I had become familiar with. "And why should I do that?" he murmured. His eyes were come-to-bed-with-me stunning, inviting with me with that inescapable pull, and damn if I didn't wet my panties. Get it together, Madison, said my insidious voice. I almost complied with that command until Caden went on and said something that left me breathless before his egotistical smirk. "Will you be my snack tonight?" He hates you. Don't forget that. I was reminded by my subconscious. *** Caden always goes extreme to make my life a living hell since after our parents got married four years ago. Although I'm similar to my stepbrother-the only difference between us is: I am a surreptitious bully, and Caden's a blatant bully. I wonder how sharing the same apartment for our first year at Stanford University will turn out. Honestly? I'm not eager to find out. Step into an adventure of passion, forgiveness, and second chances in this compelling two-part saga. This is Caden and Madison's story.

my light, my misery, my tainted blue. ↳ I didn't mean to break your heart. • • • • • • where a girl in fear of being alone meets a boy who's fear is companionship. 2# - grieving 1# - summertoremember

she was almost a nobody anxious about an uneventful summer. no big trips, no big plans, nothing. absolutely nothing at all. except maybe working a few nights here and there. there would be a few sleepless nights. her summer was going to be what saved her, at least, that's what she wanted to think of it. but that's what she hoped for, not what she actually got. **currently under editing/reconstruction**

Wild summer starts with a party, where Love and Sage meet a boy group. They made a pact that this summer will be one of those teenage movie summers, and it's going to be legendary. If it's not, then they're going to make it fucking legendary. Boys, fighting, and drama are involved, of course. Will Love find her butterfly? WARNINGS! 18 MATERIAL! This story contains smoking, graphic depictions of sexuality, strong language, nudity, underage drinking and smoking, and different kinks; sub/dom, praise kink, spanking, daddy kink.

"Life is short, the world is wide, I want to make some memories." - Mama Mia ---------- Tyler, Lexi, Eleanor, Levi, and Eli all had their plans for the summer. Partying all night with friends, reading all day, tanning, playing football. But all their plans are put aside when all 5 kids get chosen to spend the entire summer together. Each one from a different school, not knowing one another, nor ever talking to each other. Spending a whole summer with people you've never heard off; it doesn't sound like fun. It doesn't sound fun for any of them. Once they arrive at a beach house who knows where, there's no going back. Its either make new friends and have fun or have a boring summer. ______ Mistakes are made friendships are built secrets are shared lovers are found memories are made.

* MATURE CONTENT INTENDED FOR 18 * The boys have left CAMP LADY OF THE LAKE and a life altering weekend together. They have ventured back to their real lives and are trying to hide the love and lust they share. In just three days of camping, they've learned a lot about each other and themselves, but the fun has just begun. The lust part was pretty easy for two eighteen year old best friends to figure out. Tommy wonders how will they navigate love from the closet Dan needs to stay in. ------------------- Thanks for checking out my story, I truly hope you enjoy it. This is the 2nd volume of Dan and Tommy's Summer. If you haven't read volume one: Camp Lady Of The Lake, you can go back and read it first or check it out later, there's a little lead in at the beginning that should catch you up a little.

I don't really know what I was expecting, and it sure as hell wasn't this. Whatever this is...it's even better than I could have imagined. The mystery, the anonymity, the sense of excitement that has reawakened something in me that I haven't felt in what seems like a lifetime ago. The way his hands caress my body, his fingers gently tracing along my skin; my lips against his neck and hands in his hair, wanting him the way he wants me... I'm learning to love the unexpected... **** Still recovering from the heartbreak of a failed engagement, Kristine reluctantly agrees to a girls night out. A night that is meant for her to let loose and forget about her unsuccessful dating life, leads Kristine to meet a mysterious stranger who brings her body back to life in ways she didn't believe possible. This unexpected intimate encounter leads to much more with a man she knows only as E. *STORY COMPLETE BUT ACTIVELY EDITING*

River Scott is 23 and searching for a sense of peace she's been missing. After ten years of living in Boston with her mom, she's returned to her coastal hometown of Bar Harbor, Maine, for one last unforgettable summer. With her head full of childhood memories and her heart set on reconnecting with old friends, River is determined to recapture the magic of simpler times. Enter Leo-the charming, unpredictable frat guy who makes it impossible for River to keep her walls up. With his laid-back confidence, easy banter, and genuine kindness, he pulls her into moments of joy and spontaneity, reminding her what it feels like to be truly alive. But River isn't looking for something serious. She's keeping her heart guarded, convinced that this summer has an expiration date, and so does whatever this thing is with Leo. As River navigates the delicate balance between falling for someone and keeping her distance, she's forced to confront what it really means to live in the moment. Can she protect herself from getting hurt, or will she let her heart lead her into the unknown?

It's summer - the end of my first year of college. And I am home again, more than a little worse for the wear. College hadn't gone how I had expected it to go. After two years of the grind to get in, I thought I would find the kind of magic I saw in American high school movies, which I had been denied of in school - late nights, parties, wild adventures with whacky best friends, romance.... everything one is told is supposed to happen in one's teenage years. After two years of watching my classmates grow up and enter this world, I thought it was my turn, now. I thought my college life would be like a coming-of-age movie. But in reality? It wouldn't make a good story, of any kind - not even a sad one. The only thing I found were shiftless friends, stifling academic pressure and heartbreak. So now I was home - a little bruised, a little broken. A few dreams in shards around my feet. Turns out, I needn't have worried. The summer that followed changed my life. The summer of - after a hectic, stressful year - nothing at all. Nothing, and yet - everything.