For two young women, the spark of summer love is only the beginning.

In this new young adult romance from SR Silcox, two young women must put everything on the line for love, justice, and something much bigger than themselves.

See what happens after summer ends and life begins.

A rising pop star running from fame. A country girl fighting to save her heritage. Sparks fly when their worlds collide but can they save each other?

There’s nothing like the first time. Whether it’s a first crush, first date, first kiss, or finding tolerance and approval for the first time, for gay, lesbian, bi, and trans teens—or those still exploring and discovering their sexuality and identity—these important firsts can shape the rest of their lives. Gathering the courage to come out to their families, admit their feelings to a friend, or go to school presenting as the people they really are can be a struggle. But with the support of their allies and their own inner strength, the brave young people in these stories take the first steps toward happiness and living on their own terms. From sweet stories of newly discovered love, humorous accounts of awkward dinners and dances, to fights for acceptance and even survival, the teens in this anthology must face new challenges and rise to meet them. These are the first times they’ll never forget.

Sophie surprises her friends, Kate and Mac, with her confession that she still believes in Santa. Despite their teasing, Sophie vows to prove that Santa exists.
Will an unforeseen disaster derail Sophie's plans? And can unbeliever Mac deliver the Christmas gift Sophie never knew she wanted?

Three Wishes is a 10,000 word novella.

Whoever said girls can't play cricket hasn't met Alice Henderson.

Cricket careers start at club level. That’s what Alice’s friend Old George tells her. But how can she start her career when she can’t even make her first team?
Will Alice finally get to play a full season of cricket? Or is she forever destined to run out the drinks?
Alice must decide if club loyalty is more important than playing the game she loves if she wants to Make the Grade.