I've been writing since 99-2000. I lost a lot of my early stories, but if any of you were around in the fanfiction.net days, you'll remember my story, A Summer To Remember. (I'm too embarrassed to ever post that story. *shakes head*)
I have a motto... review me, and I will review you. :P
"take the past, burn it up and let it go. carry on, i'm stronger than you'll ever know."
"To exterminate the plague soiling my brain
I put the pen to the pad until the madness drains"
UPDATE: I've been MIA for like ever now... my life is studying and insanity and more studying :(. I have not abandoned my writing. I still write, just rarely post. I never have time! I have not given up on my stories. EMAIL ME for updates. :P
Paige Harper is fresh out of college and writing her first book on the fallen pop idol Justin Timberlake. The problem is... Justin Timberlake has lost it all... his fans, his friends, his family, his sanity and most importantly... his freedom. Can Paige help Justin change his life?
A little student teacher...fun...
You gave me something that I didn't have
But had no use
I was too weak to give in
Too strong to lose
My heart is under arrest again
But I break loose
My head is giving me life or death
But I can't choose
I swear I'll never give in
I refuse
Is someone getting the best, the best, the best, the best of you? - Foo Fighters, "THE BEST OF YOU"
The last story in the "All or Nothing" trilogy of Natalia and Justin.
Some lies are inescapable...
*the original*
In 16th Century Spain, the Pirate Justin is the biggest threat to it's people. Alinna Castañeda is betrothed to the Prince of Spain. What more of a perfect opportunity does Justin have to make Spain pay than take it's almost Princess?
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