The Friendship Clause

When Vi was a little girl, she was told that friendship was like a contract. It was unbreakable. Had loopholes. Had signatures.

Had clauses.

So when she met Ryan Turner, she instantly wrote up a very real and very binding contract of friendship.

The only clause is: if you fall in love with the person aforementioned in the contract, you wait one year. If feelings persist, you must tell them.

When Vi develops feelings for Turner, she bites her tongue and breaks the single clause of their friendship.

Bad Reputations

This was inspired because me and some friends talked about the bad boy cliche and all that. I wanted to give it a shot and based the beginnings of Alek on my best friend. It all went from there. It is a definite work in progress, my writing has gotten better as I write every chapter and I'm now to the point that I can't wait to finish the book so I can rewrite it, because I think it has real potential.

  Jay Allen can't escape her life anymore than she already tries. Her best friends are the resident 'bad boys' of the town, her mother is distant, her dad is sick and she has no hopes for a love life. She is just desperately trying to get to the end of the school year without breaking down, and Alek and Nicah are more than happy to help her get to that ending. However, life has a way with ruining plans and best intentions.
  Her father gets sicker, her mother has a surprise, Alek is acting distant, and she's met a guy who won't tell her who he is, but to say he's swept her off her feet would be an understatement.
  Jay isn't sure she can handle anything else the year throws at her.

Progress:
Chapters done: 18
Progress on next chapter: 0 words

I took a year off from writing and I realize I suck. 2014 was one of the shittiest years of my life, so give me a break. I've written a small bit in 2015 but hopefully I can swing it and get to writing more.

Blurb:

COVERS I'VE MADE: (there are a lot. Can't get one I'm in love with yet. )

The Mirror

It’s all fun and games until your name ends up on The Mirror.

Westwood High has a secret -- that is, a secret mirror. The Mirror is the schools unspoken law, the unspoken challenge and the unspoken consequence.

Once your name makes it on the Mirror, there is no going back.

When Kiera finds her name on the Mirror, for something she didn’t do, she goes on a mission to redeem her reputation and clear her name from The Mirror. Easy, right?

Not so much.

Trouble arises when her only chance for clearing her name is still mad at her from an event that occurred in the third grade.

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“Nobody makes it out alive after their names are put on the Mirror. They stay there forever, they don’t wash off and the school will never get rid of it. People’s lives are ruined because of that reflective glass, and I refuse to be on it for something I didn’t even do.”

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This is a B.A. story idea I have. The first time ever that I'll be writing with teenage characters instead of mid twenties characters.

I have some of the plot figured but I have a ways to go with developing Kiera's character and the mystery persons character. However, this is a cool idea.

I got it when I was thinking of how people will write on bathroom stalls. You know what I mean, right?

I haven't written anything yet, I will probably work on it when I have more of Ink, Perks and a little bit of F&A worked out.

Stay tuned.