New Young Adult Novels & Stories

I love it when she touches me and I can't wait for us to take it to the next level in our relationship but I also worry a little about getting her pregnant too soon like the others have. I'm not afraid of having kids. It's just I didn't really grow up around small kids even when I was a small kid. It was just my mom and me growing up. I don't know who my dad is and gave up asking my mom about him by the second grade. We didn't have much of anything despite my mom working 3 jobs 7 days a week. My mom left me with my aunt a lot of the time and she just happened to work with Gunnar's mom as house staff for the Briggs family. So I naturally spent a good amount of time at their house and at the w

Because my daddy will never come back. "You don't work here anymore but why are you here now?" I asked her in a loud voice. "I brought my cousins ​​here to have fun. Come and I'll introduce you to my three handsome cousins," Mildy pulled my hand closer to the three men who were drinking. "Cousins, I want you to meet my best friend, Amber. Amber, this is Mico, Andre, and Morgan. They are my handsome cousins," Mildy introduced me and her cousins ​​with a smile.

Drop them in the comments! In the meantime, I’d be starting a new book real soon! And guess what? It’s a werewolf dark fantasy. A big jump from young adult romance--I know. You can read the excerpt below! It’ll be out real soon so be on the lookout for it too! Again, thank you very much for all the love on Played In Thirty Days, I hope you enjoyed reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it. See you soon! Excerpt of my New Book...

Janice and Adithya want to do everything possible in their power to make their married life as beautiful as possible. Each pair reached their house and entered the house. Janice is feeling little happy that her parent's house is just beside the house in which she will live forever from now on. While Adithya is feeling cheerful that Parul will get settled in the home along with his parents. “He is my husband now.” Janice mumbled to herself entering David’s room. “She is my wife now.” Adithya mumbled to himself while watching Parul enter his room. “And this is our new life.” They both mumbled with a smile on their faces.

With everything she has already been through in her life already, why can the goddess not give that girl a break? I am finding a lot lately with the new adults. They believe they are better than everyone else, that they are untouchable and they are not accountable for their actions. But they are and once they turn 18, their parents are officially no longer responsible for them. Their brains are not yet developed enough to handle the adult situations before them. They run in head first into a fight, believing they are invincible and they aren’t. How do I fix this problem? “Where is he Colt?”

"But you're going to lose this time. Nancy's already eight. She has a say about who she wants to live with." Nancy hid behind Vivian, and the way she looked at me was distant and cold. She didn't even hesitate when she said, "I want to live with Mom and Jason." I suddenly thought of the video Jason Reed had sent me the night before. Apparently, they celebrated New Year's Day early and already had dinner together. With how happy they looked, they were like a real family of three. At the table, Nancy had frowned and said, "This is all Dad's fault! He makes us celebrate New Year's Day early every year."

Tasmine’s POV Hi, I am Tasmine Kelly, I’m a sixteen-year-old girl. Four days ago, I thought I was an orphan. Instead, it turns out my sperm donor has a heart and now wants me to live with him. Not in Brisbane oh no in the small town that he popped up from! What better way is there than to rip a young girl from her only home mere days after her mother was buried and ship her off more than half a state away from a place she had called home?

“I can buy my own damn drinks.” I laughed, relieved that she had somehow broken the nervous tension between us. “That was one time,” I protested. “And if you remember, I was underage too. I just had the benefit of being tall and having an ID that actually, you know, looked like me. Unlike some people.” Audrey grinned and nudged me with her shoulder. “Those were the good old days, weren’t they?” she asked, sounding surprisingly wistful. I raised an eyebrow at her. “And here I figured you were having your good old days now, and that’s why you haven’t been back to North Carolina in so long. What have you been up to anyway?”

"Mom, Dad, I'm going to study at Northern Werewolf University." Everyone stared at me in shock. Dad slammed his cutlery down. "Northern Werewolf University? What for? The Northern Territory is basically wilderness. Going there is no different from living like a rogue again!" Tatiana put on her usual mask of concern. "Sheila, did your scores fall short? The Northern Territory is tough. I know you got used to hard life, but why put yourself through that?" I looked at her calmly. I didn't rise to her bait anymore.

After landing at the airport, I pushed my suitcase toward the exit. A tall, charming-looking young man was standing at the pickup area, holding a sign with my name. His smile was bright and genuine. “Miss Griffin, I’m here to pick you up. The company sent me. My name’s Liam Conroy. I’m just an intern.” He quickly took my suitcase from me, glancing at me with curiosity. “Wow, I didn’t expect you to be so young! I thought tech experts were usually older.”