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Leah thought her life had been turned upside down when she ran off with the town bad boy to live at the edge of a dusty county road. But when he leaves for two weeks and a couple of strangers walk into Leah's life, she starts to question everything about the life she chose. Is it possible to undo the mistakes she made in the past? Leah thought she knew the answer, but now she isn't so sure. This is a story about the blindness of love and infatuation, about the kindness of friends, and the pain of facing truth and reality. **Blue Rose Awards February 2019 Winner in Romance**

This diary belongs to a highschool student, Andrea Whisper. She attends a school where she is bullied, beaten, and thrown to the lowest of self esteems. But somehow, she forgets it all when a boy enters her life, releasing her from a mind prison.

You live in a small town with your parents and your brother. You later realize that you have a crush on your best friend. Read to find out what happens next. There is in fact some cussing and other trigger topics. So read at your own risk. Book one of 2

Book 1 in the "Unspoken Words" series. This is a short story in which every chapter is a short diary entry. "And with that, she jumped." ~ After blowing out the candles on her birthday cake during her 17th birthday, Maya Greene takes her last breaths while saying her last goodbyes before she jumps. And all she leaves behind is a tattered diary consisting of pages inked with her unspoken words. ⭐️The Bright book Awards: 3rd place (Short story)

*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.

Graduation is right around the corner for Ada Sinclair. She's spent all of high school saving up for her dream college and skipped high school traditions to keep her grades up for scholarships. When the acceptance letter came in the mail, every ounce of her effort felt worth it. She's spent her life being a small fish in a small pond, but eagerly awaits September so she can spread her wings and move on to big things. When her mother comes home to reveal she is in the early stages of Huntington's Disease, a disease passed down from her own mother, she can't hide from the truth she may be next in line. It is then that her plans and dreams for her future shatter. Nothing is more important to her than her family, people who need her and her strength more than Ada needs her dreams. Not knowing how much time she has left with her mother, she makes the choice to remain at home and has no regrets. Only the fear of uncertainty. Feeling like the world is crashing down on her, Ada turns to the man who's been there for her for the last four years. He'd given her the confidence she needed to become the woman she is now, held her while she cried and has been there through every struggle she's faced. He seems fully willing to be there for her again, even if that means risking his career as a teacher; her teacher. As their friendship grows stronger, they find strength in one another and a connection they can only ignore for so long, a connection that comes with life-changing consequences for them both.

Nathan Northwood is simply living the perfect life every teenage boy dreams of. He is rich, handsome, captain and star player of the basketball team, could have any girl he wants and is basically the king of EverGreen High. However, Nathan wears a crown so heavy of dangerous perfection that it almost pulls the ground beneath him. He is silently falling and he needs someone to catch him before it's too late. Hope Lance, the ex-star swimmer of EverGreen is an invisible and wild girl who spends her days working and taking care of her triplet younger brothers. However, when she realizes her childhood best friend, Nathan Northwood, has soon reached his breaking point, she decides it's finally time to step in and take the crown off his head. Unfortunately, the EverGreen High's king won't let the throne he has built crumble so easily. Warning: this book is marked mature because it deals with eating disorders.

Lila's high school life was quiet-until a rumor tied her name to a boy she had never even spoken to. Suddenly, glances lingered a bit too long, whispers filled the hallways, and Lila found herself noticing Alec-the boy with blue eyes and secrets of his own. As she tries to untangle the truth from the lies, what started as a misunderstanding turns into something neither of them expected. But in a world of unspoken words and unseen feelings, Lila soon realizes that some secrets refuse to stay hidden forever.

Maya messes up everything on the first day back to school. The new girl, Zoe, has an effect on Maya that she cannot ignore. Everything about Zoe makes her go crazy, but she can never be hers. Before she has a chance to figure out her feelings, Mason, Maya's twin, asks Zoe out. Now things get complicated. Other than being Maya's best friend, Zoe's dating her twin brother. This emotional rollercoaster takes Maya on a bumpy ride as she figures out who she is and who she likes.