Author's e-books - romance. Page - 15
What would it feel like to know everything? Shall I tell you? It sucks. Knowing how the world was made, when it will end, and to know everyone in the world. Let me tell you, it gives a major headache. Every time a child is born, or someone dies, its like a wrecking ball just hit me. Its because I actually knew them, or know them. When someone dies, I feel like I lost a friend, because I know their lives, its like I’ve lived their life. When someone is born, it gives a major headache. It sucks
Violet Mcree is not your normal 17 year old teenager. She has visions that can sometimes be from the future or the past. She has enough difficulty dealing with her unemotional parents and the reputation of a freak she doesn't need anymore until this mysterious guy appears. He's the type of guy you wouldn't go showing off to your parents. Jason Monroe the new cute guy in town can't seem to stop thinking about the girl with the dark almost violet eyes. What will happen when Violet finds out about
Quincy Thominson's life sucks. Her mother is a no good drunk, her father is too busy completely avoiding them both to lend a hand, and her best friend is a hyperactive ball of twitchy madness. And what's worse, she couldn't give a damn if she tried. But when the Russian immigrant, Dmitri Grigorin, moves in down the street, will Quin finally feel empathy for another human being? And will she discover a terrible secret about the sexy new exchange student along the way?
What would it feel like to know everything? Shall I tell you? It sucks. Knowing how the world was made, when it will end, and to know everyone in the world. Let me tell you, it gives a major headache. Every time a child is born, or someone dies, its like a wrecking ball just hit me. Its because I actually knew them, or know them. When someone dies, I feel like I lost a friend, because I know their lives, its like I’ve lived their life. When someone is born, it gives a major headache. It sucks
Violet Mcree is not your normal 17 year old teenager. She has visions that can sometimes be from the future or the past. She has enough difficulty dealing with her unemotional parents and the reputation of a freak she doesn't need anymore until this mysterious guy appears. He's the type of guy you wouldn't go showing off to your parents. Jason Monroe the new cute guy in town can't seem to stop thinking about the girl with the dark almost violet eyes. What will happen when Violet finds out about
Quincy Thominson's life sucks. Her mother is a no good drunk, her father is too busy completely avoiding them both to lend a hand, and her best friend is a hyperactive ball of twitchy madness. And what's worse, she couldn't give a damn if she tried. But when the Russian immigrant, Dmitri Grigorin, moves in down the street, will Quin finally feel empathy for another human being? And will she discover a terrible secret about the sexy new exchange student along the way?