She began to lose track of the individual moments. There was the music. There was his presence behind her. There was the repeated sensation of his hand against her skin. And there was the increasingly distant feeling of the outside world. She had experienced subspace before. She knew the strange narrowing of awareness, the way thoughts could become fragmented, the way a voice could seem to travel through an enormous distance even when the person speaking was standing directly behind you. But this was different. Because it was him.

She turned toward the table. The tatami pressed against her knees as she began moving forward. It was a strange sensation, the textured surface catching against the fabric of her dress. She could feel the pressure immediately, and the unfamiliarity of moving with her hands secured behind her made the simple task considerably more complicated. She reached the table and looked at the cup. He watched without offering assistance. She lowered her head, carefully took the rim between her teeth, and lifted the cup. It was awkward. She had to concentrate on keeping it level, adjusting her head as she turned back toward him. The tea shifted slightly inside the cup, and she moved more slowly, determined not to spill it. When she reached him, he accepted the cup. "Thank you." She looked up at him. He took a sip. "Very nice."

When a gorgeous, high-ranking prince with glistening blue hair catches her red-handed, Akaska's world is suddenly turned upside down. Expecting punishment, she finds herself face-to-face with a dangerous royal who isn't interested in her arrest...

This is a book about how a girl moves away from her home to see what else is out there. On her journey she finds a whole new life

Why she does it: She creates drama, manufactures jealousy, or twists words just to see if he will react. She is testing the foundations of his strength

Ever wonder what would have happened if Jack had survived the Titanic? If Rose would have moved over just a little bit.

Steven moves some boxes. And drinks some cold coffee in his kitchen. One of my best short stories to date, at least in my opinion.

Zach, YOU KILLED HER? That was not the plan.” After letting the words settle, I asked, “Not the plan? What do you mean?” I said, “Zach, I planned to get rid of her for the weekend so you could surprise her on her birthday.” “Zach, you messed up”. He said, “She turned to look over the edge, and I just... I don’t know what happened,” I said. “Zach, you murdered her,” he said. I understand, and I am prepared to face the consequences since that was wrong. I hate myself for that.

The Sanderson Sisters have finally turned my character into a Male, something they've been longing for since they encountered them, and wish to play more of this 'cat and mouse' game.

​"Her father signed away her freedom to pay off a deadly debt. Now, facing the cold, dangerous Mateo Vane, she’s given a brutal choice: sign the marriage contract and become his, or watch her family pay with their lives. One signature changes everything..."

When Ellie meets a curious girl at school, her interest is piqued. With a quickly developing fascination, how different will they prove to be when Ellie's life shows its face? She soon learns their stark differences, with just one getting in the way: Her new friend is deaf.

The Sanderson Sisters have made their way to my Character's home and is now invested in learning about what makes her tick before diving into the REAL fun!

The Sanderson Sisters are BACK just in time for Halloween in the 3rd part of my 'Potion Brew' fiction, and they're going to wreck some havoc on my character.

Ellie, a teenager living in a dysfunctional household, brings to light a view of her depression before her freshman year of high school. A short introduction, this prologue sets up readers for an adventure into the realities of mental illness through the eyes of fiction.

In Chapter 5, David and Jamie's relationship deepens as they spend more time together, moving between New York and Smithfield, planning a small wedding, and imagining a life together. Beneath the romance, the chapter closes with an unsettling note: David realizes his wedding day marks one year since his last kill, hinting that something darker lingers beneath his charming surface.

Arrangements can be casual. People aren't. Spanning decades of unspoken intimacy, childhood history, and sudden, devastating loss, this true story unpacks what it really means when two people belong to each other—without ever needing a contract to prove it.

CHAPTER ONE! I haven't finished the first chapter. If I remember I will change this if I finish it. Mabey. There will be spelling errors....I suck a writing😁. Ill slowly work on it....I STILL CAN'T FIGURE OUT HOW TO GET HIM DOWN STAIRSSSS

Just wrote this a moment ago and thought id share it with this page. I certainly hope you all enjoy it. Thanks so much for your support!!

After her first year at college, Maren comes back to her childhood home and sees a tree from her childhood, the whispering tree, she goes and wishes for love. Read the story to see if it comes true.

At 450 pounds and over seven foot tall. The kitchen is the last place you would expect them. When two dangerous giant men love some one tiny. What do they make?