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Liz is 15 years old. She has a 17 year old boyfriend, doesn't get along with her parents, and has just found out she's pregnant. She is at a turning point in her life, and is scared of the future, while struggling to be ready for it.
A short tale of unrequited love as bitter as it is sweet. A man comes face to face with a certain temptress from his teen years, forcing him to relive the moments leading up to his first attempt at a true love confession.
Catrina is best friends with michael. suddenly catrina finds herself lost and left alone. soon the mysterious mason comes into her life and catrina is suddenly swept off her feet.
In a dance of devotion… Dr. Mamiko Odegard offers 365 entries that reflect relationships as an empowering “dance” rather than a deliberate, linear path. Mamiko does not offer us the seven effective ways to be a good lover. Instead, she notes how each day is uniquely different, but each one ultimately requires that we dance past daily distractions and get back to experiencing the discipline of love, wrapping each day in a positive affirmation that helps us experience “love as a verb!” Bruce
It's just a supermarket trip, right? But nothing is ever easy with the stares, the looks, and the quiet comments. Not when she is with him, not when she feels as though she is walking on shattered glass.
This is a confession of a person with a disorder called borderline personality disorder.For those of you who have no idea what it is then maybe you should give it a try.If you have issues of your own then maybe this might not be the best for you.I'm trying something different with this book and I hope you all enjoy.Nobody under 16 please.
A collection of personal reflection and thoughts on the every day struggles in the life of relationships.
Valentine’s Day—the holiday of romance. For sixteen-year-old Reina Williams, it was supposed to be just another day, as were the days leading up to it. Nothing special or out of the ordinary. But when, on the day before, her best friend convinces her to take a break from the boring old tradition of spending the holiday with some chick-flicks and a box of chocolates, and convinces her to attend a late night Valentine’s Day celebration with their friends, things spiral a little out of control,
This story is about a girl named Hannah. She was abused as a child and in the system her entire life. One year she moves to Georgia and meets James. He was the bad boy at her school. She soon finds out he loves another and he doesn't know that she knows. Will she be able to leave the guy who accepted her for who she was? Will she find love with the mysterious stranger that brakes in to her house??? (Book 1 in a series I am still writing! I will be adding chapters for this book when I can!)
*ON HIATUS* Sometimes letting go isn’t the better option, and all you need to do is hold on . . . Three months. That’s how long it’s been since Skye Montgomery met her biological father for the first time. Now, after months of building up a relationship that had ceased to exist for the past seventeen years, Skye’s officially moved to Kensington, Kansas to live with her father and his family for six months—leaving her sweet, adoring boyfriend Jules, and her loving, engaged-to-be-married mother
Liz is 15 years old. She has a 17 year old boyfriend, doesn't get along with her parents, and has just found out she's pregnant. She is at a turning point in her life, and is scared of the future, while struggling to be ready for it.
A short tale of unrequited love as bitter as it is sweet. A man comes face to face with a certain temptress from his teen years, forcing him to relive the moments leading up to his first attempt at a true love confession.
Catrina is best friends with michael. suddenly catrina finds herself lost and left alone. soon the mysterious mason comes into her life and catrina is suddenly swept off her feet.
In a dance of devotion… Dr. Mamiko Odegard offers 365 entries that reflect relationships as an empowering “dance” rather than a deliberate, linear path. Mamiko does not offer us the seven effective ways to be a good lover. Instead, she notes how each day is uniquely different, but each one ultimately requires that we dance past daily distractions and get back to experiencing the discipline of love, wrapping each day in a positive affirmation that helps us experience “love as a verb!” Bruce
It's just a supermarket trip, right? But nothing is ever easy with the stares, the looks, and the quiet comments. Not when she is with him, not when she feels as though she is walking on shattered glass.
This is a confession of a person with a disorder called borderline personality disorder.For those of you who have no idea what it is then maybe you should give it a try.If you have issues of your own then maybe this might not be the best for you.I'm trying something different with this book and I hope you all enjoy.Nobody under 16 please.
A collection of personal reflection and thoughts on the every day struggles in the life of relationships.
Valentine’s Day—the holiday of romance. For sixteen-year-old Reina Williams, it was supposed to be just another day, as were the days leading up to it. Nothing special or out of the ordinary. But when, on the day before, her best friend convinces her to take a break from the boring old tradition of spending the holiday with some chick-flicks and a box of chocolates, and convinces her to attend a late night Valentine’s Day celebration with their friends, things spiral a little out of control,
This story is about a girl named Hannah. She was abused as a child and in the system her entire life. One year she moves to Georgia and meets James. He was the bad boy at her school. She soon finds out he loves another and he doesn't know that she knows. Will she be able to leave the guy who accepted her for who she was? Will she find love with the mysterious stranger that brakes in to her house??? (Book 1 in a series I am still writing! I will be adding chapters for this book when I can!)
*ON HIATUS* Sometimes letting go isn’t the better option, and all you need to do is hold on . . . Three months. That’s how long it’s been since Skye Montgomery met her biological father for the first time. Now, after months of building up a relationship that had ceased to exist for the past seventeen years, Skye’s officially moved to Kensington, Kansas to live with her father and his family for six months—leaving her sweet, adoring boyfriend Jules, and her loving, engaged-to-be-married mother