Off Limits

Louis: It's Louis' senior year, and he's dead set on doing it right. However, along with his pair of cleats, a healthy dose of sarcasm and his ridiculous best friend, he's also got a complicated family, a terrifyingly uncertain future, and a mortal enemy making his life just that much worse. Mortal enemies "with benefits" was not exactly the plan. Harry: How come falling in love with the person he hated most was so easy? Who the hell did this guy think he was? How could he stand there on the pavement, gorgeous and beautiful, and make Harry fall back into a swirl of desire, when fifteen minutes ago he made his skin prickle with hurt? God, he hated him. He wanted to bash his face into bits. The problem was that more than that, he wanted to kiss him. Between the two options, he would instantaneously choose the second. Unbelievers but add Harry's perspective. Not mine - both perspectives written by isthatyoularry Cover - Emiliaaaa on pintrest

Avery Byrne doesn't do love. She doesn't even do feelings. What she does do is sarcasm, late nights, and keeping things casual-especially when it comes to boys. With a sharp tongue, a quick wit, and a reputation she's not interested in fixing, Avery's got her walls built high and her standards even higher. Between juggling school, her best friends, and her chaos-fueled younger brothers, she has no time for drama-especially not from Jonas Walsh. Jonas is the definition of trouble. Gorgeous, charming, and absolutely insufferable, he's the guy who can (and will) flirt with anything that breathes. With a different girl on his arm every other week and a cocky grin that dares anyone to challenge him, he lives to provoke-and Avery Byrne is his favorite target. They're not friends. They're not enemies. They're... something in between. Something wrapped in teasing glances, razor-edged banter, and moments they pretend not to notice. But when the lines start to blur, and their reckless games become harder to walk away from, Avery and Jonas find themselves caught in something messier-and realer-than either of them is ready to admit. Because falling for your favorite irritation? That's not part of the plan. In a world of parties, fights, friendships, and all the complications in between, Leaving 19 is a story about two people who swore they'd never fall-especially not for each other.

Evie is an introvert who just wants to focus on her studies and keep her life simple. Alex is the outgoing, charming soccer star everyone loves, especially his teammates and classmates. When they get paired together for a year-long project in their major, sparks fly, but mostly the annoying kind. At first, they can barely stand each other. Evie resents Alex's easy confidence and endless energy, while Alex struggles to understand Evie's quiet world. But as deadlines loom and late nights in the library pile up, they start to see the person beneath the surface. Slowly, coffee runs, shared laughs, and late-night study sessions turn into something neither expected. Yet, between soccer games, work shifts, and busy schedules, they're forced to find a fragile balance, and maybe, just maybe, a chance for more than just a project partnership. Can two people so different learn to trust each other and discover what it really means to be a team?

COMPLETED! Sadie Williams has been madly in love with her older brother's best friend, Maddox, for three years now. She believes he has no interest in her, she also believes he's the good boy quarterback, Straight A student, which is not all true. Straight A student, yes. One of the top quarterbacks in the south, yes. Good boy, far from it. What happens when she finds out that her brother and Maddox have been hiding something from her, shielding her from what they've been doing for years, until Avery, Sage's girlfriend drags Sadie into the middle of it. Maddox has been in love with Sadie since they met when he was ten and she was eight, sure it was puppy love back then, but it's grown into something Maddox is starting to have trouble fighting. The problem is his best friend, Sage, Sadie's older brother. Sage keeps every guy away from Sadie, Maddox helps; Sadie doesn't have to know that, but Sage wouldn't like his best friend dating his sister, right? Would she accept the lifestyle he lives and the dangers of it or will she run for the hills?

This is a mature romance story, 18+ (though I know most of you won't listen, because let's be honest, I didn't either when I was younger). --- Jaelyn came to college with one goal: to escape the shadows of her past and start fresh. But she never expected to catch the attention of the campus's most sought-after guy-Ryan, her roommate's older brother. And she certainly didn't expect to feel the attraction reciprocated. Ryan is the golden boy, the one every girl on campus wants but can't have. He's focused on his future, determined to secure an NFL draft spot after his junior year. But everything changes the moment he notices Jaelyn. For the first time, he finds himself wanting something other than his career-and that something just might be her. As their undeniable chemistry grows, Ryan finds himself balancing his football dreams and a newfound desire for Jaelyn. But when he uncovers the secret she's been hiding, will their connection survive the truth-or will it all fall apart?

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.

Hoping for no distractions during her senior year of college, Ryan finds herself in a whirlwind romance following a one-night stand with the last person she expected: the star wide receiver of the football team. ***** Ryan Collins only has two goals: to get into medical school and avoid football players, thanks to her ex-boyfriend and their nasty breakup. But after a one-night stand, she's torn between a notorious wide receiver and the dream she's starting to question more each day. With the NFL draft quickly approaching, Carsen Blake has a lot more to worry about than just football. Managing an alcoholic mother, a stubborn coach, and his grief after his father's passing, Carsen has to convince the one girl he's liked for years that he's worth more than a one-night stand while also proving to himself that he is more than everyone's expectations. Book One of the UNC Series Content warning: This story contains an instance of mild self-harm, themes of addiction and mentions of emotional partner abuse

Avery Alderidge has it all: a sweet boyfriend, tons of great friends, a loving family. She's fierce and popular, and has just started at her first-choice college near home. But then tragedy strikes and her world falls apart. A year later and still recovering from the devastating accident, Avery has a hard time letting people in. That includes her older brother's best friend, Landon, who has just moved in. They hate each other, always butting heads, but it all changes when they find themselves in a compromising situation. ***** "I see you're going as a slut, then." Ouch. Takes one to know one. I narrow my eyes at him. "Well, sluts do have all the fun," I wink. "You of all people should know that." ******* Highest Rankings: #1 in #enemieswithbenefits 11/03/20 #1 in #brothersbestfriend 13/03/20 #1 in #r-rated 08/05/20 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THIS IS FOR MATURE READERS ONLY. CONTAINS SEXUAL CONTENT, VIOLENCE AND STRONG LANGUAGE. *I do not own the rights to the pictures used in the cover, nor any other media in my story.

Savannah is your typical quiet girl. She doesn't enjoy confrontation and she was always in the shadow of her greatest rival. Well that is after the departure of her closest friends. Before she was very outspoken and didn't dare let anyone or anything get to her. Carson is your popular, hot boy. Everyone loved him. Girls wanted to date him and guys wanted to be him. That also included his twin brother, Cole. If you weren't one of them then you weren't important. Their departure was the hardest thing for Savannah to deal with, but what happens when they finally make their return? Will this be a happy return or will things get complicated? More than they already were. Get ready to be enticed by this weird, yet sweetest journey to love.

Sawyer Price finally escaped her childhood home. Her dad is after her, and he'll stop at nothing to get her back. So, she drives until she ends up at her brother Fletcher's house. They haven't seen each other since they were kids, and now that she's standing on his doorstep, covered in blood, he's determined to keep her safe. Even if it's from people like his best friend. Football player, Carter James, lives exactly two doors down from Sawyer. He quickly becomes fascinated with the curly-haired girl who's determined to keep herself hidden away from the real world. He knows she has secrets and a past she isn't proud of, but he does too, and he's willing to help her. Except he didn't mean to fall for her, even if the first time he saw her made the heavens collide with the earth. So, they keep their friendship a secret. The more Carter tries to understand her, the more she pushes him away. He doesn't understand her, and she isn't willing to open up about her past. She's more afraid of what he'll think of her when he finds out, and it's not something she's willing to face. But secrets can only stay hidden for so long, and Sawyer won't have much of a choice when her father shows up looking for her. Will she reach out for help, or will she run? Because Sawyer has an escape plan, and Carter isn't willing to see her go, but good things always have to come to an end. Right?