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Noelle was a normal, happy eight-year-old with two loving parents. But in an instant her world was shattered when a man came into her home and brutally murdered her parents in front of her. Orphaned due to the "Killer", she was left traumatized and unable to speak. Mute. Eight years later, she lives with two women that treat her like nothing and a man who wants to be more than just a loving father - a foster family that can't be called a family. When Gabriel Edwards, a peculiarly nice boy with stunning blue eyes, comes into her life, she finds her pessimistic view of the world slowly begin to change. But with her past constantly coming back to haunt her... Will she ever find happiness?

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**

Juniper and Abel, high school sweethearts now in their early twenties, find their once idyllic relationship strained. Abel's erratic behavior-marked by mood swings and uncharacteristic cruelty-leaves Juniper bewildered and desperate to understand what's wrong. Despite her suspicions that Abel might be unfaithful, Juniper remains determined to support him. Unbeknownst to Juniper, Abel is grappling with a personal battle: his struggle to quit drinking. His secrecy about his efforts and the reasons behind them only fuels Juniper's insecurities. Abel's well-intentioned attempts to protect Juniper by keeping his struggles hidden backfire, creating a chasm between them. As both Juniper and Abel allow external influences and their own doubts to cloud their judgment, their relationship teeters on the brink. When Abel finally decides to come clean, he realizes too late that his silence has caused irreparable damage. In a misguided effort to do what he believes is best for Juniper, Abel makes a decision that he will come to regret as the biggest mistake of his life.

Do you ever wonder what life would be like if it were a movie? Or some sappy romance novel that you wish your life could be like but it's not? Sometimes you may even get to caught up in the fictional world that you don't realise it IS fictional. Then when you do realise life isn't what you convinced yourself it would be, there is only one possible outcome. Depression. Which may lead to anxiety, self-harm, low self esteem, and worst of all, losing the people you love. Life works in weird ways. Not just for you but for others too. Take Cassidy Rivers for example. Her life is far from perfect. No parents, over protective big brother, few friends, and Asher Norman, the bad boy who won't stop picking on her. Could life get any worse for Cassidy?

'Accidents happen'. That's what people say. Yet, some accidents take away from us more than others. Ethan had it all. Everything was lined up in front of him. Popularity, looks, friends, a hot girlfriend and a promised future in football. In one incident that resulted in a horrible accident, he lost it all. The best friend, the girlfriend, the planned future and his sight. Fighting through darkness and depression, he built high walls that kept everyone out. Skye suffered loss too, but she kept strong for the sake of her little brother, Matt. With her aunt and brother, leaving home and moving to a new place seemed like the perfect solution. A new start that they all needed. Skye's plan was to blend in and keep to herself. Well, not the easiest task when it was obvious as daylight that you were the new girl at school. Especially when she, literally, bumped into Ethan. For Ethan who has been isolating himself and absolutely independent that he pushed everyone away, and Skye being stubborn and not in-the-least shy on saying what she thought openly, fighting and bickering was unpreventable. Skye saw through the walls that Ethan has built around himself. Drawn to him, slowly, their friendship started to turn into something else. Ranked: 2019 #1 in uplifting Sep & Dec #1 in heart-warming Oct 2020 #1 in uplifting #1 in heart-warming Jan #2 in lifechanging Jan #2 in finding Jan

He is the shy guy She is the badass with no filter Both live in a small town in Juniper, Texas where the town is separated into two groups: Riversiders, the poor/gang affiliated, and those who are not. These two complete opposites meet each other during their final year of high school, both with huge choices to make in the Spring that will change their lives forever. With gang violence at an all time high, both students will be forced to see the world through the other's eyes where they find they are not so different as they thought. *WARNING: STORIES CONTAINS CONTENT OF VARIOUS KINDS OF ABUSE, SEXUAL ABUSE, TALK OF RAPE* WILL LEAVE REMINDERS THROUGH OUT THE STORY!

Blair Bass, pretty, smart and independent has been in love with her best friend for forever. Deciding, that her senior year is gonna be the year of change, new love, new adventures and new experiences. But it's not possible to have a change when you're in love with your past. You are moving forward with a new future but it becomes all the more difficult when the past shows some change. So will she accept her past and live with it or run away believing it's too late. Starting a new adventure for her senior year, Blair is gonna have the time of her life and maybe find her 'Forever!' #45 in teen fiction Originally Love, Possible? I'm not good with description, but if you love cute, romantic, teenage stories then you're in for a treat. I promise you'll love it. It's kind of cliche, but who doesn't love cliche? Give it a try :D Thanks for the amazing cover _fangirl_bookworm_

After being told that she will have to endure the rest of the season with three not to thrilled bachelors, Juniper continues her journey through the Marriage Process. Every week, she finds herself in the company of people who seem to wish her gone, or even better, dead. However, when you spend time with people, you begin to learn things about them. Things that can draw you nearer, or push you away. Juniper soon finds herself chipping away at the tough exteriors of her matches, but what will happen when she finally raises the masks these men seem to be hiding behind?

Take a naive girl, an immature boy, a drunken night together, then add it all up and you get one hell of a hangover.. and a marriage..? - Camila Hudson seemed to have everything going for her in life. Good grades and one year from graduating college, as well as an amazing family who would do anything for her; despite how much they disagree. Though one night at a party, she comes into contact with Asher Griffith, an acquaintance to her friend group but not anyone she knows personally. The two seem to hit it off, a little too well, among partying and excessive drinking. Before Camila knows it, one thing leads to another that her drunken mind cannot reciprocate. Within the short time frame from partying, drinking, and maybe hooking up, the next thing Camila knows is that she and Asher left the party... and drunkenly eloped. As both Asher and Camila's lives come crashing down before them, due to familial issues and more than they can handle, will they move on from one another or realize that maybe their drunken mistake actually wasn't a mistake all along?

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.