More FictionPress Stories

This is for Ali. I know all about being bored and having nothing to do. Sorry if some of these were on the other list. I'll post more as I read them!

Discontented: Kat's life is a total mess; she has family problems, can't decide which college to go to, and to top it all off, she's constantly stuck dealing with Jake-whom she can't stand. But when everything comes crashing down, he's the one she turns to. COMPLETE

I really liked this. It was a bit different from what I normally read. I liked it.

Blessed Events: Heather thought after college life would be a piece of cake only to find out that the proverbial frosting was a bit hard to swallow, especially when she meets Casey, a mechanic who refuses to back down from an intelligent argument.

This hasn't been updated in a while, but it's a really, really great story. Realistic, too.

Hello Kitty: After a drunken night, Lira finds herself in bed with Jude, a childhood nemesis. It gets worse when they find that they’re married. But when an opportunity too good to pass up presents itself, what will happen when they stay married? COMPLETE

This has to be one of the best stories at FP. It's a total cliche, but she's one of the (very) few authors that pulls it off in a fresh new way.

And Then She Met The Presidents Son: FIN No, really, it is. Rebecca is a teenage girl that hates her life. Her ex is going out with her sister, she's failing two classes - you get the idea. But then she met Jadrien, who was MUCH more then he seemed . . .

Really cute. I liked it a lot.

The Reality of Fairy Tales: COMPLETE: On the surface it seems Chastane McAllen, an obsessively grounded college student, would be the polar opposite of a wealthy playboy like Devon Dunn. As their realities collide, they learn (the hard way) that most fairy tales begin that way.

A great dramatic romance.

Prescott Academy for Young Men: Prescott Academy for Young Men is a prestigious men's high school set in the middle of nowhere. Not a girl in sight for miles. Well, actually there is one. But does she count?

Ok, this one is really, really gross at times. But, it's got its redeeming qualities.

Under Her Skin: He is pompous and annoying, but even worse, he's always around. But over time, this star just might grow on her.

I love this one. It's so great.

K for Catcher: Alex Matherson is about to discover her new life in Bailey City is far different from that of her old life. She plans to join the high school baseball team, but realizes it may not be easy being the only girl...

I love it! It's a great story with a fresh plot.