Good grades, affluence, and opportunities, Sophia Parrish has everything a 17-year old girl could possibly want. That is, until a summer vacation with her brothers to Charleston, South Carolina leaves her second-guessing her own happiness. It's not until she meets devilishly handsome, yet utterly rebellious Noah Collins where she starts to question what she thought she knew about love, status, and even heartbreak. The one thing that stands between them: the fact that they're from two different worlds. She comes from money; he's battling childhood demons. Can their desire to be together overpower her family's disapproval?

WARNING: R-RATED MATURE CONTENT Gabe stalks towards me, and I back away until my back hits his door. He puts both his hands up against the door trapping me. "Admit it Skylar, you feel something between us," he purrs. "N-no I don't," I lie. "Your lying," he calls me out. "And now that I know there's a chance, I'm not letting go of you that easy." "W-what is that supposed to mean?" "It means my baby brother better watch his back, cause he now has competition." "You're crazy," I look at him in disbelief. "Crazy for you," he breaths against my mouth. He catches me off guard by wrapping his hand around the back of my neck and pulls me into him, crashing his lips to mine. He tongue gets access to mine and he presses his body against me, making it harder for me to break free. No way, I'm not giving in this time. I push him off of me and slap him across the face. "Stay away from me!" I shout, and storm out of his bedroom. I run out the house, and thank god he doesn't follow me. Once I feel like I'm far enough I stop and take a breath. What the hell is happening? How could everything go so wrong and so upside down in just a couple of days. I came here for a distraction, to get away from my broken family; not to be stuck in some twisted telenovela. And the worst part . . . I know this is only the beginning. ************** Skylar graduates high school and decides to go to her Aunt Stacey's beach house in laguna beach for the summer with her two best friends Anna and Kelly. She also came to visit her boyfriend Ben who is also her aunts neighbor. Even though coming back won't be the same with her brothers passing, she hopes this vacation will help distract her from the pain. Surprisingly, the only person that has been a good distraction is her boyfriends hot older brother Gabe.

What happens when you fall in love with your best friend and they don't feel the same way? Matt Jones is on a slow path to self-destruction. Fed up with the bullying he endured after his mother's death, he is a ticking time bomb ready to explode. Despite his stunning good looks and leather jacket, he's not your typical bad boy. All he wants is to find love and acceptance in a cruel world. Enter Vanessa Adams. After the harsh rejection she faced from Aaron Long, she's led herself to believe that she's nothing special. Why fall for someone if it's only going to end in heartbreak? Addison Miller believes glitter is a color. With her bubbly personality, she is the exact opposite of Matt. But no one can say she's not a loyal friend. Could this raven-haired beauty be everything Matt's been searching for his whole life? What could possibly go wrong as the three develop a tight-knit friendship and feelings begin to fly? Check out my book because the grammar is correct and on Wattpad, that is the equivalent of having a New York Times Bestseller. *any sexual themes depicted in this book take place between consenting adults aged 18 and over.

When your dream guy finally notices you... why does your heart race for someone else? Cameron Price has spent three years silently crushing on golden boy Fletcher Jones-captain of the soccer team, school royalty, and completely out of her league. So when he actually starts talking to her, it's everything she's ever wanted... or so she thought. Enter Will Moore-cocky, sharp-tongued, and the last person she expected to share late-night tutoring sessions and emotionally charged conversations with. He's frustrating and confusing and somehow sees through all her carefully crafted versions of herself. And the worst part? He's friends with Fletcher. Caught between the guy she always wanted and the one she never saw coming, Cameron finds herself spiraling into a mess of secrets, stolen glances, and choices that could break more than just her heart. High school is hard. Love is harder. And figuring out who you are when everything starts to fall apart? That might be the hardest part of all.

"Never call a girl a bitch," I glared into his eyes as he opened them, piercing into me, the bright blue drink I had just poured over him still dripping from his dark hair. "Or she just might act like one." I gave him one last sarcastic smile before pushing by him and walking away, practically strutting. Well, this year will be fun... • • • • Crystal Summers; a self-proclaimed expert in all things sarcastic and the human embodiment of destructive decisions. Trying to get away from her troubled past, she moves with her mom to California to start a new life, and potentially not screw this one up. There, she quickly meets Scarlett and Savanah, her new-found partners in crime, and her life finally begins to feel normal again for the first time in years. But she just so happens to also collide with the school's sexy, notorious jackass, Ashton Monroe.. and his pack of asswipes. She loathes him, and the feeling is mutual. But as the poets say, the line separating love and hate is a very thin one. And often times, when two people hate each other, it can grow into much more. Hopeless devotion, if you will... • • • • !!!TRIGGER WARNING!!! • slight mention(s) of suicidal concepts • substance abuse, addiction, anxiety, PTSD • sexual assault, domestic abuse • strong language and mature scenes • • • •

They started as classmates, then friends, then something that didn't quite fit any word. The problem? Neither of them were ready to call it love. They never meant to fall for each other. It just happened quietly, in glances that lingered too long and silences that said too much. What started as teasing and shared notes turned into something heavier, something neither of them dared to name. Elena swears she's fine keeping it undefined, even when her heart stumbles every time his eyes find hers. And Noah he hides behind jokes, behind that easy confidence, pretending he doesn't care when he clearly does. It's the kind of almost love that burns slow, the kind that ruins you softly. Between laughter and denial, comfort and confusion, they walk the line between friendship and something more, too scared to cross it, too scared to let go. __ Friends to something less than lovers, more than bestfriends.

"When Sparks Fly" What if the person you can't stand is the one who understands you the most? Hannah is strong, bold, and fiercely independent. She's the girl who doesn't flinch under pressure, the girl who always has the right answer, and the girl who refuses to let anyone walk all over her. But even the strongest hearts carry scars, and Hannah's past has left her with a wound she keeps hidden behind her confident exterior. Enter Caleb-the arrogant basketball star with a smirk she wants to wipe off his face. He challenges her at every turn, pushing all the wrong buttons. But there's something about him that makes her question everything she thought she knew about herself. And then there's Sam-the sweet, considerate friend who seems to see straight into her heart. Hannah swore she wouldn't let anyone get close enough to break her again, but life has a funny way of testing us when we least expect it. As sparks fly and emotions run high, Hannah must decide if she'll guard her heart or risk it all for a chance at something real.

Ever since Lana was little, it's just been her and her mom. Wanting to be closer to her family in South Carolina, they decide to move. One little issue.. Lana was forced to leave behind all her friends and even her overbearing boyfriend. She has the whole summer before she joins Ridgewood Highschool for her senior year. Lana ends up getting a job at a country club, where she happens to meet Tyler Clark. The two instantly hate each other but will they learn that they have more in common than they think.... Tyler Clark is a cocky and sarcastic teenage boy. He also happens to be an amazing football player who is committed to play in college. But little do many people know how much it takes up his life. He struggles with an overbearing father and a life that revolves around football.

Trying to bear it quietly, Sam has always carried a lot of baggage. Yet he remains cluelessly reliant on a childhood friend who's always been there---in ways he isn't fully aware of. Because no matter how many oceans apart you are, some feelings refuse to fully fade. But there are scars that run deeper than skin, lingering where words cannot reach. A place that whispers a truth to him that will slowly become clear, as unspoken emotions unravel and nothing remains certain anymore. Love is dangerous when you don't know if it's real. And the real question is: will it heal them, or hurt them both? __________________________________________ This is a SLOWBURN BL book. Also has some GL on the side. Trigger ⚠️ warnings: Knife Play Manipulation Body Dysmorphia Light Smut Please star every chapter and don't forget to comment, it really helps 🙏 ✨️✨️

Eighteen-year-old Rylee Evans just moved back to Charlottesville, VA, with her dad and sister after being gone for three years. She's not the same girl she was when she left, or so she thought. Austin Hayes is the good-looking, arrogant, popular guy at school. And the one person that Rylee wants to avoid more than anything. It's no secret that he made her life miserable in middle school. Austin needs to keep his grades up to stay on the football team, so he needs a tutor. Except there's only one tutor available...Rylee. Austin and Rylee find themselves quickly falling for each other, except Austin's ex-girlfriend refuses to let him go that easily and starts causing problems for them. Rylee has the life she's always dreamed of: a loving boyfriend and a bigger circle of friends. There's only one problem...Rylee's father. Will Rylee have the courage to keep what she's found with Austin or let her father tear them apart forever? Warning... It talks about abuse that could be triggering for some readers.