shrireddy

1st Place✨✨MultiPlexComm Best Cover2nd Place-Teen fiction- Coral Awards 2021"So you think I can't do it?", I asked folding my hands in front of me giving him a daring look. He inched closer to me with a smirk, "Yes , I don't think you can". He challenged me with his eyes. "You don't know me enough then. I don't give in for your stupid charms if at all there is one ""Oh yeah?", he said raising his eyebrows. I scoffed. He inched closer, " I think you made a mistake, Emily because I dare you". I cut him off."I accept the dare", which was the hasty decision I'd ever made. He was smirking at me."I dare you for ten dates with me"-------------------------------------------------------------------------------In which , 18 year old, Emily meets playboy Ryder when she moves to her college. Like water and oil, they wanted to be separate from each other. Fights, arguments and hate were only there when they were put in a room. Emily is a strong girl who hit Ryder's pride. Ryder is handsome and hostile with a painful past making him scared to fall for another.What happens if a misconception put them to take dare for ten dates making her to prove him that she ain't?. Will Emily lean in for the handsome playboy who knew nothing but to hurt people or will she manage to haunt him like his past? It isn' Ten Dates to win her heart. It is Ten Dates to shatter it.1st Place✨✨MultiPlexComm Best CoverAmazing cover by: @theendofeverything03…

shrireddy

We always seek gain out of everything we do. But Amara was different. In a world where people fill up their own stories, Amara decided to be give a permanent mark on others books even if she wasn't the lead or a twist. But unknowingly she was giving people way into her story as well.Harper story remained the same after he went through a traumatic experience. There were people who loved him, left him and help him. The watershed moment in his story begun when Amara set herself as a temporary character that should vanish as the tale continues. However, it wasn't an easy business to let a character go when he was feeling something that an author shouldn't feel.…