Quinn Hailey

Making girls suffer feels great to him. But what happens when a new girl in town becomes one of his victims? Will she allow him to walk upon her like all the other girls do?lg...

She begins the hard struggle of trying to teach a 6'5" football player how to do ballet. What she did expect: An annoying, arrogant, and entitled boy that couldn't dance if his life depended on it. What she didn't expect: To fall in love.lg...

Thinking that his childhood classmate likes him he asks her to pretend to be his girlfriend for three weeks since she's simple and kind. He cannot introduce his other flings because he will lose his parents trust again so he needs someone to pretend to be his girlfriend. When their fake relationship will end soon Ace realizes that he likes his childhood classmate and did his best to make her stay.lg...

"That kiss on Wednesday was hot, wanna continue from where we left off?" He whispered huskily, his mouth merely inches from mine. My heart started thudding loudly, and I was frozen in place. He chuckled and pulled away. lg...

Things take a turn in California. Feelings are developed, friendships are made and past romances rise to the surface. And it's all narrowed down to two guys.lg...

Secret relationships, nasty mean girls and just enough family moments that make us want to be a member of the Hayes Family. Just remember one thing when dealing with jealous people... It’s that Jealousy Makes You Filthy.lg...

Secret relationships, nasty mean girls and just enough family moments that make us want to be a member of the Hayes Family. Just remember one thing when dealing with jealous people... It's that jealousy makes you filthy.lg...

Four years of cat and mouse. Three months left on the clock. And a rule book they’ve already burned to ashes. Zoe Shaw and Ivan Michaels are the definition of a beautiful disaster. They aren't dating, but they are each other’s default setting. Their relationship exists in the quiet spaces between sharp one-liners, midnight break-ins, and heavy, unspoken tension that neither of them is brave enough to name. With the reality of university looming in September, Ivan offers a distraction: a pact to freeze time. Just three months of parties, adrenaline, and zero talk about what happens when the summer ends. It's the perfect escape plan—until the friction of skin against skin starts feeling less like a game and more like a permanent commitment. In a town they’re both desperate to leave, they’re about to find out if they’re running toward a future together, or straight into a heartbreak they can't recover from. lg...

One minute, you have the perfect life. The next, your entire world is reduced to ashes. For Dorothy West, the crumbling of her picture-perfect world was only the beginning. After surviving two nightmare years in a brutal foster home, she expects the absolute worst when she’s reassigned to the Cades. Enter the town's golden family: five wildly popular teenage brothers, adoring parents, and a house full of noise. They’ve been praying for a foster sibling for years, and they are ready to give Campbell the world. But Campbell has learned the hard way that "perfect" is always a lie. Guarded, terrified, and waiting for the other shoe to drop; she vows to keep her dark past a secret and her heart locked tight. Except the Cade brothers don't back down easily. As they slowly chip away at her walls, Dorothy finds herself pulling closer to the family—and dangerously close to Felix Mason. As the school's star quarterback and the brothers' charismatic best friend, Felix is pure sunshine. And against all odds, his charm is starting to feel safe. For the first time in years, Dorothy dares to imagine a real future. A forever family. A chance of love. But shadows from her past are stepping into the light, threatening to drag her back into the dark. When the secrets she’s running from finally catch up, will the golden boys be enough to shield her? Or will the life she's finally building shatter all over again? lg...

A remarkable degree from Yale. Fantastic companions. She believed she had everything—an even better boyfriend and a promising future. She believed that her life was ideal. She ought to have reconsidered. Everything she believed to be true was altered by a single encounter and hundreds of lies. She was emotionally and physically devastated, and her faith in men, love, and herself was destroyed. Ari just wants to get away and take some time to rebuild herself since she is broken, scarred, and still in pain. Ari might be able to patch up her heart with friendship and polish it with laughing with the support of her roommate and her new friends. And perhaps, just perhaps, she will be able to move past the past, mend her wounded heart, and regain enough trust to take another chance. lg...